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06 February 2018 | Vol 21, Issue 05
Evidence & Practice

A novel attachment-based service for young people with emerging personality disorder

Jon Knight, Chris Gordon, Ruth Habberfield, Liz Fawkes, Jane Yeandle

Mental health nursing for transgender people: are we caring?

Marie Brady, Luke Molloy

Telling tales – mental health nurses can write fiction

Henry Bladon

A review of Care Quality Commission criticisms of English community substance misuse treatment

Rosie Mundt-Leach

Writing for publication: why creating a framework is worth the effort

Opinion

Metamorphosis – or bridges not barriers

Alex McClimens, Mubarak Ismail, Shona Kelly, Jeff Breckon

Why medium secure services need a recovery academy

Tammi Walker, Michelle Morgan, Laura Thompson, Kevin Scallon

Policy briefing

Sexual harassment in the workplace

Erin Dean

Analysis

Bringing peace after trauma-related stress

Daniel Allen

News

Deprivation associated with increased risk of psychosis, according to new research

Top designer adds striking colour to acute ward

Call for flu jab to be made mandatory

Self-harm a sign of emotional pain rather than a cry for help, study reveals

Staffing problems threaten mental healthcare and safety

Editorial

Lack of parity shows an alarming gap in vital specialist help

Colin Parish

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