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Subject : Clinical psychology (Being Updated )Question : What are your responsibilities in the field of clinical psychology. Do you just sit in a room and council clients or can you do field research also???Answer : There is a wide range of opportunities available within the field of clinical psychology. Most clinical psychologists are involved in some type of assessment and / or treatment

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Past Recipients Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged. It was

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YearPresidentHon. General SecretaryEditor IJCP-1974Conferences(dates are of the term- not the year conducted)1966 N.N. SenG.G. Prabhu------1967 N.N. SenG.G. Prabhu------1968 (Regd)N.N. SenG.G. Prabhu------1969N.N. SenG.G. Prabhu---Bangalore 1970N.N. SenR.G. Sharma---Lucknow1971H.N. MurthyVinoda Murthy------1972H.N. MurthyVinoda MurthyK. SatyavathiHyderabad1973D. DhairyamK.V. KaliappanK.

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Members1. Dr. V.C. George ( Chair Person)2. Dr. Manju Mehta3. Kalpana Srivastava4. Dr. Masroor Jehan5. L.S.S.Manickam, General Secretary ( Ex-Officio)

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Announcement of the awards committee 2010-11. As the chairman of the award committee, it is my privilege to call for nominations for the awards of IACP. I am grateful to the members of the award committee for the inputs in formulating the guidelines for the awards and orations. You can find the full details of the awards/orations and the guidelines for each of them on our website http://

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IACP Fellow Members F1 - F60 F61 - F120 F121- F180 F181- F234

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Gujarat Forensic Sciences University, Gandhinagar invites applications for the following posts Professor of Clinical Psychology Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology Clinical Psychologist/Lecturer Click here for Download the notification

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Indian Association of Clinical Psychologists(Registered as per Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860, Reg.No.3694/1968-69) Annual Report-2010(Presented at the 37th Annual General Body Meeting held on 22 January, 2011 at AMA, Ahmedabad)IACP has completed yet another year and I present before you the Annual Report for the year 2010.1. New Members and the present strength: Membership committee has

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 Indian Journal of Clinical Psychology (IJCP) Issue IJCP, 36,2, 2009 Download Specimen Copy (zip file)

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Name in Alphabetical order State code and Membership Number(Temporary- Under Revision)Aarati Taksal KA PLM-353/09/10Aarti Rustagi DL PLM-348/08/10Abby David T KL LAM153Abha Verma UP LAM97Abhimanyu Sharma RJ LAM 282/10Abid Hussain DL LAM 309/10 Adarsh Kohli CH F236Aditi Anita RJ LAM147Aditi Priya CG PLM 397/08/11Aditya Kumar UP F63Agarwal

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(Life Members as created after the Constitutional Amendment in 1995.No new members gets added to this category and Not eligible for Fellowship)LM 1Prof.Habib Ahmed A-56/1, SFS Flats, Saket, New Delhi 110 017habib@tonkstate.com +91 9811899760LM 2Dr. Manguli GonReader in PsychologyMS University, BarodaGujarat,LM 3 Dr. Kapoor SDLM 4Dr. Vimla Lal (Gupta)4/10 Shantiniketan,New Delhi 110021LM 5Mr.

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Second Announcement  View Download (PDF File) Download First Announcement (PDF File) The 37th National Annual Conference of the Indian Association of Clinical Psychologists Date : January, 21-23, 2011 Place: Institute of Behavioural Science Gujarat Forensic Sciences University,Gandhinagar Gujarat,India Theme : CLINICAL FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: AN EMERGING SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINE Send

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Membership Committee 2010Chairperson- Dr. Sujatha Sharma sujathasharma@rahat.orgConvenor – 1. Amity University, Delhi- Dr. Anandanandprakash72@yahoo.com2. CIP- Ranchi Ms.Indu Dubeyindubey@yahoo.com3. RINPAS- Dr. Masroor Jahanmasroorjahan@yahoo.com4. Manipal University-Johnson Alexalexjom@yahoo.com5. IHBAS-Delhi Dr. Ruchi Varma vimalruchi@yahoo.com6. NIMHANS- Dr. Keshav Kumar keshavjk@

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New MembersPending Approval (As on 18-09-2011) Certificates to be received)AAM Payal Lachotra# H No 104 A Lane 3Shiva Enclave, Roop NagarJammu (J & K)psychpayal@gmail.comPh. No : 217878961DD No 965636 dated 23/5/2011Amount 600/-Received on 29/7/2011AAMDr. Bharathi Roy#602, City Complex, Lalpur Chowk, Po-Lalpur, Ranchi-834001Jharkhandbharatiroy.roy15@gmail.comPh. No. 06512563683Mob: 09430789030DD

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FOUNDER MEMBERS OF THE IACPAt the time of the Registration of the IACP (19th April, 1968) there were 70 Members. On the eve of the first Annual General Body (AGB) meeting of the IACP held at Bangalore on the 15th October,1969 the provisional membership list had 80 Members and 2 Honorary Members (Dr D.Satyanand and Dr K.Bhaskaran).The first AGB unanimously decided that the founder membership would

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Indian Association of Clinical Psychologists(Registered as per Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860, Reg.No.3694/1968-69)Annual Report-2009 (Presented at the 36th Annual General Body Meeting held on2 February, 2010 at NIMHANS Bangalore) It gives me immense pleasure to present before you the annual report of the Indian Association of Clinical Psychologists for the year 2009.1. Elections of IACP

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Asst. Professor in Clinical Psychology- 1National Institute For The Orthopaedically Handicapped(UNDER THE MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE AND EMPOWERMENT, GOVT. OF INDIA)B.T.ROAD BON-HOOGHLY, KOLKATA-90Last Date: 30 days from 03.12.09 (date of publication) i.e. up to 01.01.2010For full details please visit the link below:http://nioh.in/appointments.php

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INDIAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGYJournal Committee 2008-2009S.P.K.Jena, Ph.D ( Convenor)University of Delhi, South Campus, New DelhiS.Venkatesan, Ph.D. ( Co-Convenor)All India Institute of Speech & Hearing, Mysore Honey Oberoi Vahali, Ph.D.,University of Delhi, DelhiManju Mehta, Ph.D.All India Institute of Medical SciencesNew DelhiJ.Mohapatra, M.Phill. ( M & S.P)S.C.B Medical College,

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Volume 35, Number 1March, 2008Contents Editorial : Memory Systems in PTSD : Treatment Implications: S.P.K.Jena1-4Presidential Address: Promoting Mental Health through Positive Psychological Capital :S.S. Nathawat5-8H.N.Murthy Oration : Physiological and Psychological Measures in Clinical Psychology : Need for an Integration: P.K. Chattopadhyay9-17A Study of Executive Functions in AlcoholDependent

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Training Centres in Clinical PsychologyM.Phil in Clinical Psychology List of RCI Recognized Institutions for M.Phil (CP)S.No.CodeInstitute's Name and AddressProgrammesValidity1AP005Sweekar Rehabilitation Institute for HandicappedUpkaar Complex, Upkar Circle, Picket, Secunderabad-500003, Tel No. 6211355,7843338/1696, Fax7810731,e-mail sweekaar@yahoo.comM.Phil (Clinical Psych.)2005-06, 2007-08,

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Submission of a manuscript to IJCP implies that allauthors have read and agreed to the followingconditions for publication:1. Ethical StandardsAny experimental research that is reported in IJCPhas been performed with the approval of anappropriate ethics committee or the author shouldmake a statement that (s)he has maintained necessaryethical standards while conducting research. Astatement to this

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Continuing Education Program in Clinical Psychology CEPCPTheme: "Psychologists Working with Schools - Trends and Challenges"Dates : October, 2-3. 2009, Venue: Kannur, North KeralaDownload Brochure Download Registration form

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The following positions are open.Additional Professor (Clinical Psychology) : 01 post (UR), Pay Scale : Rs.16400-20900 ( pre-revised)Assistant Professor (Clinical Psychology) : 01 post (OBC-01), Pay Scale : Rs.11625-15200/- (pre-revised)Apart from these vacancies, certain vacancies of Clinical Psychologist are also open.Application Form for the above posts can be obtained from the office of

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PAM-01/09Thiyam Kiran SinghVIMHANS-Hospital, V.V.Rao Street,Suryaraopet,Krishna District,Vijayawada-520002. Andhra Pradesh.thiyamkiran@yahoo.co.inPAM 02/09Ruby CharakHouse No. – 1179, Sector – 7 Panchkula, Haryana.rubycharak@yahoo.co.inPAM 01/ 86/01 /11Dr. Deepa Mohan#31-31-22 Saibaba StreetDaba Gardens Visakhapatnam-530020,Andhra Pradeshdeepamohan79@gmail.com PAM 02/10/4/11 Dilip Kumar Lilhare

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2010AAM 01/01/10Mahdieh RahmanianNo. 2559, First Floor,Hudson Lane Kings Way Camp,Delhi-110009mrahmanian@rediff.com09971770384011-47087375AAM 02/01/10Shivanshi Setia101, Kalyan nagar,Garh Road,Meerut City-250005Shivanshi.Setia@gmail.com093195575250121-2760624AAM 03/01/10Asher Rita ChandulalC/o Dr. C.S. Asher,Vaniya Street,Near Jain Derasar,Jain-Kandorna,Gujarat-360405997811787602824-271390AAM 04/

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PLM2Dr. Sudha Nair(Abroad)148A Route de Veyrier,1234 Vessy,Geneva, SwitzerlandPLM 3Dr. Brunda AmruthrajNo.233,II Cross12th Main, 4th BlockKoramangalaBengaluru-560034Karnataka, India9845278760dr.brunda@gmail.com PLM 4Dr. Vidya Satyanarayan“Visalam”, 25, Jakkasandra Block8th main, 5th Cross KoramangalaBengaluru-560034Karnataka, IndiaPh: 080-25526199vidyasn@rediffmail.comPLM 5Dr. Paulomi M. Sudhir63

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LAM1Dr. A.K. Agarwal M.D.PsychiatristB-104/2, Nirala NagarLucknow- 226020U.P.O- 0522-2789200R- 0522-2789220M- 9415006128mradulanil@yahoo.co.inLAM2Dr. J. K. TrivediB-8, Sector ‘A’MahanagarLucknow-226 006U.P.Ph : 0522-2651173(O)0522-2260173 (R)94150-22580Fax: 91-0522-2651173jktrivedi@hotmail.comLAM3Dr. Harjeet SinghHouse No. 38 Phase-7Sec-61, SAS Nagar, Mohali-160062Ropar Punjab.R: 0172-2271523M:

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The IACP publishes its official Journal 'Indian Journal of Clinical Psychology' biannually.Subscription RatesInstitutional India: Rs.1000/- (INR)Overseas US $ 120/-Individual India Rs. 600/- (INR)Overseas US $ 70/-The subscription fee to be paid in DD drawn in favor of "Indian Journal of Clinical Psychology" State Bank of India, New Delhi.For Subscription write to the EditorDr. S.P.K JenaReader

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News and Views- the eNews Letter of IACP December 2008Read/Download

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The 36th National Annual Conference of the Indian Association of Clinical PsychologistsDate : February, 1-3, 2010Place: NIMHANS, Bangalore, IndiaDownload Registration Form Registration Form [PDF]

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First Announcement of 36th NACIACP1st Announcement (Modified) [PDF]

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F1 - F60F61 - F120F121- F180F181- F234F180Mr. Raval P.T20C, Vishwajyot Housing Society,B/H Vidya Kunj SchoolLal Baug Makarapura Road,Baroda-390004Gujarat. IndiaPh: 0265-2640969F181Kalpana Botre 113,Sai Krupa, GCF Housing Society, Ashok Nagar, Adhartal, Jabalpur-482004 Madhya Pradesh.F182Dr C N RamgopalPlot 5118 (H - 23), 1st FloorH Block 1st steet, 12th MainAnna Nagar westChennai -600040Tamil

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F1 - F60F61 - F120F121- F180F181- F234F61Mujju G.K(Address not available)F62Ms. Meera RaoDivya ParadiseA Block 106Bejai KappikkadMangalore 575004KarnatakaPh: 0824-2225477 F63Dr. Aditya Kumar48 M.I.G, KailashpuriMathura Road,Agra - 282002 Uttar Pradesh, IndiaPh. – 09415752477F64Dr. Virudhagirinathan. B.SA3 Anugrah Apartment,# 19 Jambulingam Street,Nungambakkam,Chennai - 600 034,TamilNadu, India.Ph

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F1 - F60F61 - F120F121- F180F181- F234F121Dr. Lata HemachandAsst. Prof. RFPG College for PSR327, 15th Cross, II Block,JayanagarBangalore-260011Karnataka, Indialatahenel@rediffmail.comF122Shashi Jain(Address not available)F123Kiran Jaitley(Address not available)F124Dr. Kalaiah.PA01-09, 4th mainAIISH Layout, Bogadi II StageMysore-570006Karnataka, IndiaPh: 0821-2543406kalaiahs@yahoo.comF125Narinder

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F1 - F60F61 - F120F121- F180F181- F234F1Prof. Balakrishnan.SPlot No. 13/17Annamalai ColonyVirugambakkamChennai-600092Tamil Nadu IndiaPh: 044-23764581 bbalki@yahoo.co.inF2Prof. Barnes B.L.11, Massabielle,40, Manual Gonslaves RoadBandra WestMumbai-400050Maharastra, IndiaF3Dr. Basavanna.MNo. 57II Main Road,IIIrd Stage, III BlockBangalore-79Karnataka, IndiaPh: 23232358Mob: 09448921422F4Dr.

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Status of Mental Retardation in India- Past, Present and FutureJayshree SardaIn this paper an attempt is made to elucidate the roots of the services and other support activities rendered to persons with mental retardation right from the prehistoric and medieval age to the Mughal period and pre independence phase to present day. Efforts are made to analyse the present status of services in terms

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Spiritual Counseling for Disabled and their Parents: An Answer to “Why Me?”Vibha Sharma & Tej Bahadur Singh Disabled persons (either physical or mental) themselves, and their parents often come with the question “Why Me or My Child?” which leaves the clinician puzzled, mute and often in an unanswerable position. Sometimes a Scientific answer can be provided to them like, some genetic abnormality

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SIS –II Profile of Mentally Retarded ChildrenSarika Alreja, Deepak Kumar Mishra, Mittu Muthu Varghese, K. S. Sengar, Amool Ranjan SinghSomatic Inkblot series (SIS) has become an effective projective tool for the assessment of the patient, suffering from various mental health problems & general problem as well. Mental Retardation is one of the major problems which have drawn the attention of

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Intelligence Testing And Its Implications For Disability Certification In Individuals With Mental RetardationM. Thomas KishoreBackground Mental retardation is one of the seven categories of disability recognized by the Indian Law. Disability percentage determines the quantum of social support one receives. Mental retardation per se intelligence assessment is the only method of evaluation of

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General Well -Being and Death Anxiety among Institutionalized and Non-Institutionalized Aged*Liji Joseph &** K.E Leelamma General Well-being is defined as the subjective feelings of contentment, happiness, satisfaction with life experiences and one’s role in the world of work, sense of achievement, utility, belongingness and no distress, dissatisfaction or worry. Death Anxiety refers to fear and

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A Study on the Correlates of General Well-BeingSomdeb Mitra* & Saugata Basu The present study explores the roles of Cognitive Emotion Regulation, Ego Functions and Meaning in Life in the development of General Well-being among individuals. The study involves a sample of 110 adult individuals (54 females, and 56 males), age range 25-50 years. The participants were individually administered PGI

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Influence of Stressful Life Events in Anxiety and Depressive DisorderVinaya Menon* & Monsy Edward**The etiology of anxiety and depressive disorders is multifactorial though recent research suggests a strong biological basis. However, psychological factors like stressful life events can influence or aggravate anxiety and depression. Sometimes stressful life events in depression can lead to mania.

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Therapy Issues: Intervention Focusing on the Impact of Chronic StressorsNeeru Bala, Naveen Grover & T .B. Singh Case Report The patient is 26 yr old, married, educated till 12 std, Muslim woman who presented with complaints of chronic tension headaches for past 8-9 yrs with increasing frequency and intensity and addition of other somatic complaints over the duration of these 8 yrs. There have

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Effects of aging on cognitive linguistic abilities in Telugu speaking adultsL. Sampath Kumar & Lakshmi Venkatesh Normal aging is accompanied by changes in the ability to process, understand, and use of language. Ethno-cultural differences exist in older adults within the framework of aging and neurologic language disorders. The current study adapted a protocol for assessment of cognitive-

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Multi-dimensional scoring in adult cognitive communication assessment and managementDeeksha Rayapati, Lakshmi Venkatesh & Srividya S Background: Psychologists, speech-language pathologists and neurologists among others use standardized test batteries to assess the cognitive linguistic abilities of individuals with brain damage. Porch Index of Communicative abilities (PICA) involves a

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Stress amongst Serving Combat VeteransSamir Rawat & A J Wadkar Background: Soldiering is an important aspect in ensuring health of a nation, Combat veterans experience extremely high levels of stress and trauma, sustained over long duration of time in battle. They have first hand experience of grueling hardships and real-life training as against simulated war-gaming and sand-model exercises,

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Personality, Mother Child Relationship, Self Concept and Achievement Motivation among Children of DevadasisShwetha T S & Manjula M Y The present study examines Personality, Mother Child Relationship, Self Concept, and Achievement Motivation among children of Devadasis. The study adopts 2X2 factorial design. The sample consisted of 30 participants, out of which 15 were Girls,15 were Boys Multi

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Organizational Stress and Type A Behavior Pattern in Bank ManagersShweta Bajpai & Neelima Mishra With the liberalization of the economy and globalization in various domains the role of bank managers has increased. They are under work pressure which may cause Stress. The stress experienced by them is influenced by their personality. Organizational role is known to cause stress in individual. The

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Gender Role Beliefs, Marital Satisfaction, Relationship Conflicts and Their Relation to Marital Stability among Couples of Software Professionals Tenali.Rajini* & K RangaswamyOrganizational Stress and Type A Behavior Pattern in Bank Managers Shweta Bajpai & Neelima MishraPersonality, Mother Child Relationship, Self Concept and Achievement Motivation among Children of Devadasis Shwetha T S &

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Gender Role Beliefs, Marital Satisfaction, Relationship Conflicts and Their Relation to Marital Stability among Couples of Software ProfessionalsTenali.Rajini* & K Rangaswamy** INTRODUCTION Software profession is a highly paying and they undergo significant work and other stresses. Research studies highlight that they experience significant problems. A marital relationship requires understandings

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Neuropsychological Functioning in Affective DisordersChandrima Misra Background: Mood disorders are a commonly found psychiatric condition. Recent literature reports that mood disorders definitely appear to be associated with some amount of cognitive impairment. Research on neuropsychological impairments in mood disorder is few and results of these studies are conflicting in nature. Objectives:

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Memory Functioning in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Patients when Compared to Normal ControlsAmal Thomas* & Priya. G** The prevalence of diabetes is rapidly rising all over the globe at an alarming rate. A diabetic patient has so many psychological as well as cognitive problems. Memory problem is one among them. But the society is not much aware about this complication. So that this study aims to

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Cognitive Dysfunction in Manic state in Bipolar Affective DisorderDeepak Kumar Mishra, Masroor Jahan & Amool Ranjan Singh Bipolar Affective Disorder (BAD) is characterized by recurrent episodes of mania and depression interspersed with episodes of complete recovery. BAD as a spectrum disorder is marked by episodes of clinically significant impairment due to Mania or Depression. The Present study

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Traumatic Brain Injury and Expressed EmotionsSunayana Kaviya, Naveen Grover & Tej Bahadur Singh Patient is a 56 yr old male, married belonging to LSES. He suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) as a result of a Road Traffic Accident (RTA) in the year 1994. As a result of it, patient was rendered unconscious for 20 days and had significant memory deficits on regaining consciousness. There

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Self Awareness of Defective Speech among Children with Repaired Cleft Lip and/or PalateS. Mikhila & Lakshmi Venkatesh Cleft of Lip and/or Palate (CLP) is a congenital malformation that has significant effects on the development of speech and language of children in addition to psychological problems of poor self concepts, emotional adjustments, and parental acceptance among others. Studies have

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A Study of Risk Factors Found in Children with Developmental DelayD. Sriveni & K. Rangaswamy Aims & Objectives: Risk factors have cumulative impact upon development of children. As the number of risk factors increases, a child is put at greater risk for developmental delay. The aim of the study was to identify the risk factors in pre, peri, and post natal periods of the developmentally disabled

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Empowering the Multiple Disabled – A Single Case StudyS. Karthikeyan Multiple Disability is condition where more than one disability prevails in the same individual. Baby R, aged 8 years, hailing from a lower socio economic status lives with a single parent. Pre-natal history reveals an accident in the mother at the eighth month of pregnancy and pathological family circumstances. It was a

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Coping Methods, Depression & Marital Quality among Patients Undergoing Haemodialysis Kavitha* & Shanthi A G Chronic kidney disease is a worldwide public health problem affecting more than 50 million populations. Psychosocial issues are an important concern in the overall health of haemodialysis patients. Everyday life can be complex when next of kin of haemodialysis patients are preoccupied with

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Emotional Intelligence & Quality Of Life among Patients with Vitiligo and Eczema Dhanesh K G Skin, our ‘cosmetic’ organ when diseased or simply perceived as imperfect, can trigger profound psychological distress. A healthy normal skin is essential for a person’s physical and mental well being. Emotional factors are important in every aspect of skin disorder: manifestations, aggravations,

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Personality and Coping Strategies in Patients with Vocal Fold Nodules and PolypsJini K A The purpose of this study is to identify personality as a causal factor in patients with vocal fold nodules and polyps. Friedman and Rosenman divided people into two basic types -type A and type B. Type A personality includes three elements which are strong competitive orientation, impatience and time

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New Perspectives in Substance Use Disorder TreatmentU.Kanakam* & Aruna Balachandra** Relapse interventions form an integral part of the treatment services for substance users. This paper describes a model with multi dimensional strategies to reduce relapses in patients. It explains methods of preventing relapse before they occur and also managing them. It focuses on the strengthening of the roles

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Alcohol Dependence and Its Influences on Marital Satisfaction, Family Environment and Quality of Life of the SpousesSangeeta Arya Tanwar & K.Ranga Swamy Introduction: Excessive drinking and alcohol dependence can exert severe negative effects on the life partners in terms of marital satisfaction, family environment and quality of life perceived by them. Aim: of the study was to find out the

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Alcohol Related Beliefs among College Students in BangaloreMahima Sukhwal & L. N. Suman Background: Alcohol use has been recognized as a significant health issue all over the world. In India, alcohol use has increased significantly in the past few decades, especially in college population. Alcohol related cognitions have been found to be a significant contributor in student drinking. Aim: to

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Internet addiction among college studentsN Suresh Kumar* & Sayadevi In a highly digitized era, people can hardly live without computers and the Internet. While we are admiring the conveniences and advantages brought by the Internet, there is growing concern about problematic Internet use and whether this can lead to an addiction. In the psychological field, the concept “Internet addiction” has

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Efficacy of Psychosocial Rehabilitation Program: RFS ExperienceRupasri Chowdur, Dharitri Ramaprasad, Kalyanasundaram & N.S.N. Rao People with severe and persistent mental illness need help in every aspect of their lives as the disability associated with it can be debilitating. They have needs related to medication compliance, skills training, vocational training, meaningful employment and

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Efficacy of a Comprehensive Psychosocial Intervention for Homeless Schizophrenics Paul C. A Background Schizophrenia is one of the most important mental health problems in the world today. It affects about 1 percentage of the population all over the world. Schizophrenia is more prevalent among homeless persons. Homeless Schizophrenics have been a growing concern for the past two decades and

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Status of Cognition and Communication at Pre-Operational Stage on Piagetian TasksLipica Bhattacharya, Srabanti Roy, Prasanta Kumar Roy & Pritha Mukhopadhyay Background: Academic pressure at an early age without considering the child’s maturation level is becoming more prevalent and may affect general mental health of the child. Moreover in the present era the trend of education is to provide the

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Emotional and Behavior problems of Cerebral Palsy ChildrenEmilda Judith Ezhil Rajan & S Subramanian Cerebral palsy is an umbrella term for describing chronic disorders that impair a person’s ability to control body movement and posture. It is a non-progressive, non-contagious diseases that cause physical disability in human development and secondary orthopedic deformities are common. A Cerebral

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Prevalence of Behavioral Problems in School Going ChildrenJ Venkatarathinam, J Joe Sheela, Ganesh Kumar & C Ramasubramanian The study was conducted on 957 school children using Rutter B Scale which was to be completed by the school teachers. One hundred and forty one children (14.6%) scored more than 9 points and were included in the second part of the study. An equal number of sex matched

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Adaptation of the Test of Arithmetic Ability for Indian ChildrenBhasi.S* & Shobini Rao** Learning disorders in arithmetic, also called developmental dyscalculia, is a cognitive disorder of childhood, impairing the normal acquisition of arithmetic skills. In comparison with other learning disorders like reading disorders or developmental dyslexia, the field of developmental dyscalculia or specific

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A Study of Emotional and Behavioural Problems and Maltreatment in Shelter Home ChildrenRuby Charak* & Dr. U.K. Sinha** Ideally, every child should be enjoying the comfort, care and protected environment of a family and if in the school going age, should be attending educational institutions. Deviations from this ideal often occurs due to many reasons vizly lack of family, poverty, physical and

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A Study of Loneliness, Loss of spouse, Social support and its relation to Depression and Anxiety in elderly people living in residential care homesVivek Tripathi* & K Rangaswami Objective The impact of depression and anxiety are important aspects in the elderly individuals, especially for those living in homes for aged, has been reported in the literature. The aim of the study is to investigate

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Cognitive Behavioral Intervention in Infertility: A Case IllustrationMrigaya Sinha, Paulomi Sudhir, V. KumaraiahA Study of Loneliness, Loss of spouse, Social support and its relation to Depression and Anxiety in elderly people living in residential care homesVivek Tripathi* & K Rangaswami

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Cognitive Behavioral Intervention in Infertility: A Case IllustrationMrigaya Sinha, Paulomi Sudhir, V. Kumaraiah Background: Infertility is defined as the inability to achieve conception after 1 year of frequent, unprotected intercourse. In a culture that invests heavily in childbearing, infertility is a social stigma for women. It leads to assault on self-image, loss of key roles, endangers

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Social Support, Appraisal of disability and Coping strategies and their relation to the Caregiver Burden of children with AutismKiran Rathore Shekhawat & K Rangaswami Background Awareness of Autism in children has increased significantly in the past 15 years. The challenges and stressors associated with providing care for a child with autism significantly affects families. Studies have reported

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Godishala.Sridevi & K. Rangaswamy Aims & Objectives: Autism is the most severe disorder of the pervasive developmental disorders. A pervasive developmental disorder is defined by the presence of abnormal and /or impaired development that manifests before the age of 3years. Impairment is characterized as abnormal functioning in all three areas of social interaction, communication, restricted and

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STUDIES ON DEVELOPMENTAL & INTELLECTUAL DISABILITYPsychological Distress among Mother's of Disabled Children Sivashanka P* & K Rangaswami Objective Large number of studies has reported that the parents of disabled children experience significant psychological distress. The purpose of the study was to assess psychological distress such as anxiety, depression, stress and well- being of mother�s

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Impact of Locus of Control on Coping and Experience of Burden by Mothers of Children with Mental Retardation - D. Vijayaragavan & K Rangaswami The Effect of Orientation Programme in Different Classes about the Person with Mental Retardation - Vishnudyutya Kumar Punj, Prachi, Arti Sharma, Geetika Chugh, Komal, Manoj Kumar S.P., Ruchi Srivastava, Shalini Bhadran, Shreya Chakravarty & Sushil

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STUDIES ON DEVELOPMENTAL & INTELLECTUAL DISABILITYThe Effect of Orientation Programme in Different Classes about the Person with Mental Retardation Vishnudyutya Kumar Punj, Prachi, Arti Sharma, Geetika Chugh, Komal, Manoj Kumar S.P., Ruchi Srivastava, Shalini Bhadran, Shreya Chakravarty & Sushil Gajghate Background Disabled people unite to form an organization all over the world, to raise their

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STUDIES ON DEVELOPMENTAL & INTELLECTUAL DISABILITYImpact of Locus of Control on Coping and Experience of Burden by Mothers of Children with Mental Retardation D. Vijayaragavan & K Rangaswami Objectives This study was undertaken to study the relationship between locus of control on coping and experience of burden by the mothers of mild and moderately mentally retarded children. Methodology The

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QUALITY OF LIFERelating Emotional Intelligence to Academic Achievement in Nursing Students Leena J Background Academic achievement continues to be an area of concern and focus of educational psychologists. Emotional intelligence contributes to cognitive abilities and academic achievement and it has emerged as an important factor that influence one�s success in life including academic achievement

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Mental Health, General Well-Being and Job Involvement of Police Personnel - Nalini Malhotra Relating Emotional Intelligence to Academic Achievement in Nursing Students - Leena JA Study on the Correlates of General Well-Being -Somdeb Mitra & Saugata Basu General Well -Being and Death Anxiety among Institutionalized and Non-Institutionalized Aged -Liji Joseph & K.E Leelamma

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QUALITY OF LIFEMental Health, General Well-Being and Job Involvement of Police Personnel Nalini Malhotra The present study aimed to assess the mental health, general well-being and job involvement of police personnel of two categories (100 NGOs and 100 ORs). Tools used for the collection of data included Employee Mental Health Inventory, General Well- being Questionnaire and Job Involvement

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PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR ANXIETY BASED DISORDERSAlternative Methods of Therapy for Psychological Problems: Scientific and Intellectual Understanding and Emotional Acceptance *Neeru Bala & T.B. Singh Alternative therapy is offered as an alternative to conventional medicine for the diagnosis and treatment of health-related problems. The distinction between conventional and alternative therapies is a

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Cognitive Behaviour Therapy in an SRI Nonresponder with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder-A Case Report Nitin Anand, Paulomi. M. Sudhir, Y.C.Janardhan Reddy, Suresh Bada Math Alternative Methods of Therapy for Psychological Problems: Scientific and Intellectual Understanding and Emotional Acceptance Neeru Bala & T.B. Singh Therapy Issues: Intervention Focusing on the Impact of Chronic Stressors -

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PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR ANXIETY BASED DISORDERSCognitive Behaviour Therapy in an SRI Nonresponder with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder-A Case Report * Nitin Anand, Paulomi. M. Sudhir, Y.C.Janardhan Reddy, Suresh Bada Math Background Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is one of the most debilitating psychiatric disorders. It affects 1%-3% of the adult population in their lifetime. The two common

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Memory and Attention Deficits of Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury: A Neuropsychological Perspective Sunayana Kaviya & Ashum Gupta Neuropsychological Dysfunctions in Depressive Adults: A Cross-sectional Study Pooja Mahour & T B SinghNeuropsychological Functioning in Affective DisordersChandrima MisraMemory Functioning in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Patients when Compared to Normal ControlsAmal

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NEUROPSYCHOLOGYNeuropsychological Dysfunctions in Depressive Adults: A Cross-sectional Study Pooja Mahour & T B Singh Neuropsychological tests have demonstrated cognitive functions in several neurological and psychiatric disorders. It has been found that patients with depression have a wide range of neuropsychological problems in attention, memory and executive functions. Present study was

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NEUROPSYCHOLOGYMemory and Attention Deficits of Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury: A Neuropsychological Perspective Sunayana Kaviya & Ashum Gupta Background The rehabilitation needs of brain-injured persons are significantly high and increasing from year to year. Objective The main objective of the study was to assess the attention and memory difficulties of patients with traumatic brain

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MULTIPLE DISABILITIESEfficacy of Water-mist Spray on the self-injurious behavior of children having developmental disorder Indu Dubey & Devvratta Kumar Background Reading is a dynamic process where the elements of phonological skills form an interactive relationship. Studies on normally developing children have demonstrated that learning to read is strongly related to early language skills, and

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Early Intervention for Reading Difficulty among First Standard Children: A Preliminary Report *Priya Kayastha, Uma Hirisave, & N. Shivashankar Efficacy of Water-mist Spray on the self-injurious behavior of children having developmental disorder Indu Dubey & Devvratta Kumar Empowering the Multiple Disabled – A Single Case StudyS. KarthikeyanA Study of Risk Factors Found in Children with

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MULTIPLE DISABILITIESEarly Intervention for Reading Difficulty among First Standard Children: A Preliminary Report *Priya Kayastha, Uma Hirisave, & N. Shivashankar Background Reading is a dynamic process where the elements of phonological skills form an interactive relationship. Studies on normally developing children have demonstrated that learning to read is strongly related to early language

Godwin AGnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-31213006.post-67899008386877202682009-06-10T12:04:00.001+05:302009-06-10T12:04:25.452+05:30

HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY Keeping Hope alive - Implications for Neuro-rehabilitation Manju Mathew, Kiran Rao & Anupam Gupta Background Empirical evidence shows that hope regarding prognosis facilitates recovery from illness. In working with patients with severe and debilitating neurological disorders, professionals often have to inform patients and their family carers regarding guarded or poor prognosis

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HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY Personality and Health Profile of Hijidas Seemanthini T S & M Y Manjula The study aimed to study the personality and health status of Hijidas. General Health Questionnaire, Neo Five Factor Inventory and a structured interview schedule were used to study a convenient sample of 40 Hijidas from Bangalore city. Both Quantitative and Qualitative analysis was done. Results show that

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HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY Psychosocial Correlates among Patients with Tension Type Headache Lovleen Kaur, Vibha Sharma & T.B. Singh Limited literature exists on the role of psychosocial factors like personality, defense mechanisms, ways of coping and family environment in development and maintenance of tension type headache. This cross sectional study aimed at assessing personality, defense mechanisms,

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HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY Narcissism, Quality of Marital Life and Coping Styles in Female Breast Cancer and Cervical Cancer Patients - An Explorative Study Tilothama Mukherjee & Phooljani Ghosh Background Being diagnosed with cancer for a woman involves her ability to adjust with the demands of both hospital environments and demands of family environments as well with the demands of wider social reality

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HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY Attitude, Anxiety and Care Giver's Burden of the Relatives of ICU Patients: A Pilot Study Vijander Singh, Sunil Pradhan, Vibhor Pardasani & T.B Singh Background Care Giver�s burden, is a burning phenomenon, because the social care of the patients depend on the perceived burden of the relatives. There are lot of issues concerning the caregiver�s burden; like type of illness or

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Attitude, Anxiety and Care Giver's Burden of the Relatives of ICU Patients: A Pilot Study Vijander Singh, Sunil Pradhan, Vibhor Pardasani & T.B Singh Narcissism, Quality of Marital Life and Coping Styles in Female Breast Cancer and Cervical Cancer Patients - An Explorative Study Tilothama Mukherjee & Phooljani GhoshPsychosocial Correlates among Patients with Tension Type Headache Lovleen Kaur,

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Personality Functioning of Patients with Alcohol Dependence Syndrome and Healthy Controls Using Rorschach Comprehensive System Sudheej Krishnan1 and Suresh KumarInternet addiction among college studentsN Suresh Kumar* & SayadeviAlcohol Related Beliefs among College Students in BangaloreMahima Sukhwal & L. N. SumanAlcohol Dependence and Its Influences on Marital Satisfaction, Family Environment

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DEPENDENCE SYNDROME Personality Functioning of Patients with Alcohol Dependence Syndrome and Healthy Controls Using Rorschach Comprehensive System Sudheej Krishnan(1) and Suresh Kumar M(2) BackgroundThe Rorschach inkblot test is used to assess the personality functioning of individuals. Understanding regarding the structure and dynamics of personality will in turn help the clinician to formulate

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