treatment

An interactive workbook for children and a teaching tool for parents and professionals, the book uses images of feelings and gradated colors to teach children how to deal effectively with gradated levels of emotions.

Helen readies her home for her friend Nicola, who travels to Melbourne from Sydney to start a course of treatment for bowel cancer, and the two friends' disagreement over the efficacy of the treatments leads to conflict as symptoms worsen.

Discusses the pros and cons of testing products intended for human use on animals, as well as the legal and ethical issues involved.

Discusses heroine addiction, its treatment with methadone maintenance and alternatives, and other aspects of modern drug abuse.

This book describes why we feel pain and tells about the medications used to help us feel better and the history of these medications.

This book explores the various forms of cancer and the advances being made with the variety of treatment options available to patients.

Child psychiatrist Bruce Perry shares the stories of trauma and transformation he has encountered in his line of work, describing what happens to a child's brain when exposed to extreme stress and how innovative treatments are helping those children heal and become healthy adults.

Contains twenty articles in which the authors debate questions of whether chemical dependency is a serious problem, the causes of chemical dependency, which drug treatment prevention programs are effective, and whether drug laws should be changed.

Explains current hindrances to the development of an AIDS vaccine and suggests a plan for overcoming them; covers facets such as scientific research, pharmaceutical and biotechnological interests, governmental involvement and responsibility, investment houses, and ethical issues.

The author shares the story of her successful quest, along with her scientist husband, to find a cure for their young son's autism.