ERIC ED389113: A Bibliography for Schools on Mental Health/Mental Illness.

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Kupper, Lisa, Ed.
AUTHOR
A Bibliography for Schools on Mental Health/Mental
TITLE
Illness.
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Elementary Secondary Education; *Emotional
DESCRIPTORS
Disturbances; *Mental Disorders; *Mental Health
ABSTRACT
This bibliography for schools lists 49 print
1989
resources on mental health and mental illness published from
through 1994. Resources are listed alphabetically by author within
the categories of directories and bibliographies, and other print
publishers
resources. The names, addresses, and telephone numbers of
of materials for
are provided at Cle end of the bibliography. Sources
families from several organizations such as the National Institute of
Mental Health and the National Mental Health Organization are noted
and information is provided on newsletters from the National Alliance
for the Mentally Ill.
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A Bibliography for Schools on Mental Health/Mental Illness.
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A Bibliography for Schools
on Mental Health/Mental Illness
Every year NICHCY receives thousands of requests
National Alliance for the Mentally III. (1994).
Resource cata-
for information and referral on mental health and mental
log: A listing of resources from the National Alliance for the Men-
tally Ill
illness. We have compiled this bibliography to help you
(rev. ed.). Arlington, VA: Author.
identify the many materials available on these topics. 'This
National Association of Private Residential Resources. (1993).
list is by no means exhaustive. You may identify addi-
National Association of Private Residential Resources: Direc-
tional resources by:
Annandale, VA: Author. (Lists the mem-
tory of members.
bers of NAPRR, with an abstract of their services.)
looking in the bibliography/reference sections of any
of the materials listed below;
National Clearinghouse on Family Support and Children's
contacting organizations that address issues related to
Mental Health. (1993, April).
National directory of organi-
mental illness, including the National Alliance for the
zations serving parents of children and youth with emotional
Mentally Ill, the National Mental Health Association,
(3rd ed.). Portland, OR: Author.
and behavioral disorders
and the National Clearinghouse on Family Support
and Children's Mental Health (all of which are listed
Research and Training Center, Portland State University.
under the list of "Publishers" at the end of this bibli-
(1993).
Annotated bibliography: Collaboration between profes-
ography);
sionals and families of children with serious emotional disor-
checking to see what materials the professional teach-
Portland, OR: Author.
ders.
ers' libraiy in your area has available; and
checking to see what resources are ayailable at any uni-
Rider, M.E., & Mason, J.L. (1990).
Issues in culturally compe-
versities or colleges near your town; and
Portland, OR:
tent service delivery: An annotated bibliography.
contacting teacher associations, organizations for ad-
Research and Training Center, Portland State University.
ministrators, or other professional groups to identify
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. (1990).
what resources on mental illness they make available
Rockville, MD: National In-
for use by schools.
Mental health directory: 1990.
stitute of Mental Health. (Contains state-by-state listing
of the mental health programs available for each area.
To assist you in obtaining the materials listed in this
Available from Center for Mental Health Services.)
bibliography, the names, addresses, and telephone num-
bers of publishers are provided (in alphabetical order) at
Yoakum, K.S., & Young, TM. (1989).
Choices for treatment:
the end of this document. If you are interested in obtain-
Methods, models, and programs of intervention forchildren with
ing a resource, it's a good idea to contact the publisher and
serious emotional disabilities and their families: An annotated
find out the latest payment and ordering procedures.
Portland, OR: Research and Training Cen-
bibliography.
These addresses and telephone numbers are, of course,
ter, Portland State University.
subject to change without notice, as is the availability of
the resources listed here.
Other Print Resources
Directories and Bibliographies
Ablow, K.R. (1993). Anatomy
of a psychiatric illness: Healing/he
Washington, DC: American Psychiat-
mind and the bmin.
(;harmatz, NI., & Zuckerman,
Mental disability law:
( 1992).
ric Press.
Washington, DC: Commission on Mental and
.1 primer.
Physical Disability IsawAmerican Bar Association. (Prod-
American Psychiatric Association. (1994).
Diagnostic and sta-
uct code for this book is: P( 3440020.)
(4th ed.). Washington,
tistical manila/ of menial disorders
DC: Author.
Materials for Families
If you work with families who need basic information about mental health issues or specific mental illnesses, you
may wish to refer them to organizations such as the National Alliance for the Nlentally Ill, the National Institute
of Nlental I lealth, and the National Mental I lealth Association. (Contact information for these organizations is
listed on page 4.) NICI ICY also makes available a bibliography for families on mental health/mental illness.
vimmommus
Kuipers, L., & Bebbington, P. (1991).
Chandler, L.A., & Johnson, V.J. (1991).
Working in pafinership:
"sing projectke teth-
I
Spring-
Clinicians and cal-errs in the management of longstanding men-
niques with children: A guide to clinical assessment.
Oxford: Ileinemanri Medical.
fiekl, IL: Charles C. Thomas.
tal illness.
I;Abate, I,. (1990).
Clarizio, 11.E (1994) .
Building family competence: Primary and
Assessment and teratment of depression in
(2nd ed.). Brandon, \-fl CPPC.
Newbury Park, CA: Sage.
secondaty prevention with.families.
childeen and adolescents
Crawfwd, J.R., Parker, DAL, & McKinley, W.W. (1992). A
Nlarsh, D:I: (1992).
Families and mental illness: New directions
Hillsdale, NJ: L.
New York: Praeger.
in professional pradice.
handbook of neuropswhological assessment.
Erlbaum.
(1994). New
Marsh, D.' 11
directions in the psychological treat-
EsserA.N & Lacey, S.D. (1989).
Westport, CT: Praeger.
ment of sefious mental illness.
Mental illness: A homecare
New York: Wiley.
guide.
Meyer, R.G. (1993).
Me clinician:s handbook: Integrated diag-
Fletcher, R.J.. & Dosen, A. (1993).
Mental health aspects of
nostic, assessment, and intervention in adult and adolescent psy-
New
(3rd ed.). Boston: Allyn and Bacon.
mental iftardation: Progress in assessment and tiratment.
chopathology
York: Lexington Books.
Morgan, S.R., & Reinhart, J.A. (1991).
Interventions for stu-
Austin: Pro-Ed.
Gaw, A. (1993).
Cullum ethnicity, and mental illness. Washing-
dents with emotional disorders.
DC: American Psychiatri:: Press.
ton,
National Institute of Mental Health. (1991).
Assessing psycho-
Goldston. S.F. (1990).
pathology and behavior problems in persons with mental atar-
Prezreding mental health disturbance's in
Rockville, MD:
Washington, DC: American Psychiatric Press.
dation: A review of available instruments.
childhood.
Author.
Ilarris, NI., & Bergman, It. (1993).
Case managementfor men-
Langhorne, PA:
National Institute of Mental Health. (1991).
tally ill patients: Theory and practfre.
Working bibliog-
Harwood.
nephy on behavioral and emotional disorders and assessment
Rockville, NID: Author.
instraments in mental n'tardation.
New
IlatfieldA.B. (1990).
Family education in mental illness.
National Nlental Health Association. (n.d.).
The ADA and
York: Guilford.
people with mental illness: :I ramie manual .for employers
(=PI '-2905). Alexandria, \ A: Author.
1 leston, L.L. (1992). 3/ending
minds: A guide to the new psr-
New
(hialty qf depassion, anxiety. and other mental diso filers.
National Mental I lealth Association. (n.d.).
York: W.11. Freemn.
Operation Help:
(=PE-1312). Al-
A mental health advocate's guide to .Iledicaid
exandria, \ A: Author.
1 loghughi, NI. (1992). Assessing
child and adolesernt disorders:
Newbury Park, CA: Sage Publications.
practice/ manual.
A
National Mental I lealth Association. (1992). XI/HA
Speaks
looper, S.R., 1 lynd, G.W., & Nlattison, R.E. (1992).
Child
series: Amerawns with Disabilities Act for people with pychiat-
Alexandria, \ A: Author.
fic disabilities.
psyhopathology: Diagnostic ceiteria and clinical assessment.
lillsdale, NJ: L. Erlbaum.
National Mental 1 lealth Association. (n.d.).
Organizinga self-
Klagsbrtm. S.C. (1989).
help advocacy group .for childifn and adolescents with severe
Perventive psychiatry: Early interven-
Philadelphia, PA:
Alex-
emotional problem.v :1 working manual (-TPE-1414-10.
tion and situational risis management.
andria, NA: Author.
Charles Press.
(1993). l'nderstanding
Newcomer,
and tewhing emotion-
K ratochwi I I, TR., & Morris, R.J. (1993).
Handbook of pswho-
(2nd ed.). Austin: Pro-
Boston: Allyn and Ba-
ally disturbed childn'n and adolesants
therapy with chilthen and adolescents.
Ed.
con.
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Newsletters from NAM'
011endick, T.H., & Hersen, NI.
Handbook of child
(1993).
Boston: Allyn and Bacon.
and adolescent assessment.
and
Me
Several newsletters, such as Advorate,"l'he
Alliance,
are available from the National Alliance for the
& Caro, J.E. (1990).
Oster,
'nelerstandingand /mermen/
Bond,
Nlentally III, 2101 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 302, Arling-
New York: Wi
depmssed adolescents and t/wir families.
ton, VA 22201. Telephone: [phone]. These pub-
lications speak to fa milies and service providers alike.
Parens, 11., & Kramer, S. (1993).
Pi-evention in mental health.
Northvale, NJ: J. Aronson.
Paul, J.L., & Epanchin, B.C. (1991). Educating
emofionally
Vargas, L.A., & Koss-Chioino, J.D. (Eds). (1992).
Working
distuthed children and youth:Theories and practices for teachers
(2nd ed.). New York: Macmillan.
with culture: Psycho-therapeutic interventions with ethnic minority
San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.
children and adolescents.
Rhodes, W.A., & Brown, W.K. (1991). Hy
some children suc-
Wood, Nl.M., & Long, N.J. (1991).
Life space intervention:
New York: Praeger.
ceed despite the odds.
Austin: Pro-Ed.
Thlking with children and youth in crisis.
Roberts, A.R. (1991).
ContempoThry peripectives on crisis inter-
Workman, E.A., & 'Fenian, EE (1993).
Pmctical handbook of
Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall.
vention and prevention.
Boca Raton, FL:
psychopharmacology: A clinician's guide.
CRC Press.
review of
Sartorius, N. (1993).
Treatment of mental disorderr:
A
Washington, DC: American Psychiatric Press.
effectiveness.
Wilson, P.H. (1992).
PcinctPles and practice of relapse preven-
New York: Guilford Press.
Rockville,
Shore, D. (1993).
tion.
Special report: Schizophrenia.,
N1D: National institute of Mental Health.
CRC Press, 2000 Corporate Boulevard NW Boca Raton, FL
Allyn and Bacon, Order Processing Center, P.O. Box 11071,
33431. Telephone: [phone].
Des Moines, IA 50336-1071. Telephone: [phone].
Guilford Press, 72 Spring Street, New York, NY 10012. 'I ele-
American Psychiatric Association, see American Psychiat-
phone: [phone].
ric Press below.
Harwood, P.O. Box 200029, Riverfront Plaza Station, New-
American Psychiatric Press, 1400 K Street N.W., Suite 1101,
ark, NJ 07102-0301. Thlephone: [phone].
Washington, DC 20005. Thlephone: (202) 682-626G; (800)
368-5777.
Wild-
Icinemann Medical, c/o Butterworth-I Ieinemann,
225
wood Avenue, l'nit B, Woburn, MA 01801. The- phone: 1-
Center for Mental Health Services, 5600 Fishers I ,ane,
800-366-2665.
Room 13103, Rockville, NI D 20857. Telephone: (301) 443-
2792.
J. Aronson. 1205 O'Neill I lighway, Dunmore, PA 18512.
elephone: [phone]; 1-800-782-0015.
Charles C. Thomas Publishers, 2600 S. First Street, Spring-
field, II, 62794-9265. Telephone: [phone].
Jossey-Bass, 350 Sansome Street, San Francisco, CA 94104.
Telephone: [phone].
Charles Press, P.O. Box 15715, Philadelphia, PA 19103.
phone: [phone].
L. Erlhaum365 Broadway, Hillsdale, NJ 07642. Telephone:
Commission on Mental and Physical Disability Law,
[phone].0rders only to: 1-800-926-6579.
American Bar Association, 750 N. Lake Shore Drive, Chi-
Lexington Books, see Nlacmillan below.
cago, II, 60611. Feleplume: [phone].
Macmillan, 100 Front Street, Box 500, Riverside, NJ 08075-
CPPC, 4 Conant Square, Brandon, VI' 05733. "IClephone:
7500. Telephone: [phone].
1-800-433-8234.
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National Alliance for the Mentally III, 2101 Wilson Boule-
Praeger, contact Greenwood Publishing Group, 88 Post
vard, Suite 302, Arlington, VA 22201. Telephone: (703) 524-
Road W., Box 5007, Westport, CT 06881. Telephone: (203)
7600.
226-3571; 1-800-225-5800.
National Association of Private Residential Resources
Prentice Hall, see Allyn and Bacon.
(now called ANCOR), 4200 Evergreen Lane, Suite 315,
Annandale, VA 22003. Telephone: [phone].
Pro-Ed, 8700 Shoal Creek Boulevard, Austin, TX 78758.
Telephone: [phone].
National Clearinghouse on Family Support and
Children's Mental Health, see Research and Training Cen-
Research and Training Center, Publications Coordinator,
ter, Portland State University.
Mail Code RRI, Portland State University, P.O. Box 751,
Portland, OR 97207-0751. Telephone: [phone].
National Institute of Mental Health, 5600 Fishers Ln.,
Room 7CO2, Rockville, MD 20857. Telephone: (301) 443-
Sage Publications, 2455 Teller Road, Thousand Oaks, CA
4513.
91320. Telephone: [phone].
National Mental Health Association, 1021 Prince Street,
W.H. Freeman, 4419 West 1980 South, Salt Lake City, UT
Alexandria, Va 22314-2971. Telephone: [phone].
84104. Telephone: [phone].
Wiley, Orders to: Eastern Distribution Center, 1 Wiley Drive,
Somerset, NJ 08875-1272. Thlephone: 1-800-225-5945.
NICHCY Bibliographies are published several times a year; single copies
are provided free of charge. In addition,
NICHCY disseminates other materials and can respond to individual requests for information. All services and pub-
lications are free. For further assistance, or to receive a NICHCY Publications List, contaet NICHCY, P.O. Box 1492,
Washington, DC 20013. Telephone: [phone] (Voice/TT); [phone] (Voice/TT).
NICHCY thanks our Project Officer, Dr. Sara Conlon, at the Office of Special Education Programs, U.S. Department
of Education, for her time in reading and reviewing this document and, as always, for her commitment
to the Clearing-
house.
We would also like to thank the National Mental Health Association for the materials they shared with
NICHCY. We extend a very special thank you to the National Alliance for the Mentally II1 for their review of and
contributions to this bibliography
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