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A guide to depression treatments  Describes depression and examines the myths surrounding this illness. Discusses various coping strategies, types of therapies, anti-depressant medications, and where to get help. Source: Canadian Mental Health Association, British Columbia Division (CMHA BC) A range of effective interventions and treatments  Outlines what generally makes an effective education and treatment plan for people living with autism. Provides a list of typical interventions. Source: Autism Society Canada Addictions organizations  Lists organizations involved in the addictions field in Canada. Includes federal, provincial and territorial government departments or agencies involved in addictions issues, national non-government organizations, health care organizations, treatment providers, and addictions researchers. Source: Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse (CCSA) From: Databases Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)  Defines and discusses attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Briefly explores behaviour therapy treatment. Source: Canadian Psychological Association (CPA) From: Your health: 'Psychology Works' fact sheets Autism  Describes autism and how it is diagnosed. Discusses the effectiveness of different psychological approaches used in assessment and treatment. Includes links to related sites. Source: Canadian Psychological Association (CPA) From: Your health: 'Psychology Works' fact sheets Canadian Athletic Therapists Association  Works to promote, develop, and deliver programs for the prevention, the immediate care, and the rehabilitation of sports injuries. Develops, implements, and monitors professional standards within the sport medicine community. Web site includes descriptions of certification testing and listings of local resources. Source: Canadian Athletic Therapists Association (CATA) Canadian Athletic Therapists Association, Corporation des thĂ©rapeutes du sport du QuĂ©bec  Monitors, supports, and maintains educational standards for its members. Works to develop injury prevention programs, and to provide emergency and rehabilitation care for injuries sustained during sports, daily physical activities, or in the work place. Web site lists upcoming courses and conferences. Source: Canadian Athletic Therapists Association (CATA) Canadian Therapeutic Riding Association  Promotes riding as a therapeutic, recreational and sport activity for children and adults with disabilities. Offers education, an instructor certification program, and a liability insurance policy. Source: Canadian Therapeutic Riding Association Child attributes influencing decisions about intervention  Describes the role of therapists working with families with young children with physical disabilities. Suggests that child attributes relating to primary and secondary impairments and functional abilities will continue to comprise the major focus in assessment and intervention planning. Source: CanChild Centre for Childhood Disability Research Chronic pain  Describes the different types of chronic pain and discusses the impact it has on the lives of sufferers. Outlines how psychologists use several different techniques to help people recover their strength and sense of self worth, and improve the quality of their lives, in spite of the pain. Includes links to related sites. Source: Canadian Psychological Association (CPA) From: Your health: 'Psychology Works' fact sheets
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