Anguished Voices: Siblings and Adult Children of Persons with Psychiatric Disabilities
Rex M. Dickens and Diane T. Marsh
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Anguished Voices: Siblings and Adult Children of Persons with Psychiatric Disabilities
Rex M. Dickens and Diane T. Marsh
$5.00
Was: $10.00
Audience
Recommended for family members, consumers, practitioners, trainers, and administrators.
Description
Personal accounts of siblings and children of people with mental illness. The mental illness of a close relative is a catastrophic event for young family members that has repercussions through their lives. In the past, there has been little awareness of this impact among most professionals and parents, or even among siblings and children themselves. At present, adult siblings and children are gaining insight into their own experiences and sharing their wisdom with the larger community. This book is an outgrowth of that process.
Citation: Dickens, R. M., & Marsh, D. T. (Eds). (1994). Anguished voices: Siblings and adult children of persons with psychiatric disabilities. Boston, MA: Boston University, Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation.
Product Details
PDF file: 83 pages
Published: 1994
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Rex M. Dickens and Diane T. Marsh Coming to Terms: A Sister’s Odyssey\
- Lisa Ewald Albury Nannie: A Sister’s Story
- Annie V. Saylor: Emergence
- Robert F. Penning: My Mother, My Family
- Susan L.: Having Two Fathers
- Karen Kinsella: My First Punching Bag
- Dean Hogan: Playing with Kelley
- Laura Donahue: A Family Album
- Rex M. Dickens: Annotated Resources
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