Titlebook: Childhood Cancer; Impact on the Family Adolph E. Christ,Kalman Flomenhaft Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 brain.can

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Coping with Survivorship in Childhood Cancer: Family Problemsnot? The concept of “anticipatory grief” is well known to those who work with cancer patients and their families (Futterman and Hoffman, 1973), but the impact of a threatened loss which does not come to pass presents a rather different set of problems (Kemler, 1981).

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The Elusive Neuropsychiatric Symptomsble for overt and indisputable brain damage to occur, and yet for a careful clinical examination to reveal no definite (neurological) abnormalities” (p. 22). As a matter of fact, only about one-third (Shaffer, Chadwick, and Rutter, 1975) of such neurologically damaged youngsters show neurological sy

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Scattering of Light and Particles,There are three challenges that children and adolescents with cancer present to the mental health and oncology professions, challenges that prompted us to invite a panel of distinguished contributors to this third symposium on family therapy.

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Quantum Optics of Confined SystemsIt was August in New York. More accurately, it was August in Brooklyn, and that is hotter still. Both the heat and the humidity approached one hundred, and Brooklyn does not provide many air-onditioned distractions from such an infernal onslaught.

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Introduction: Psychosocial Challenges in Childhood CancerThere are three challenges that children and adolescents with cancer present to the mental health and oncology professions, challenges that prompted us to invite a panel of distinguished contributors to this third symposium on family therapy.

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