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A Response to Dr Allen Frances on SVP/Paraphilias
Psychiatric Times,  January 30, 2012
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Psychiatric Times,  January 27, 2012
John Henry: Railroading the Mentally Ill
Psychiatric Times,  January 24, 2012
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Psychiatric Times,  January 20, 2012
Grief, Mourning—and the Denial of Death
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