EDITORIALS:

S Bloch and MJ Lambert

What price psychotherapy? A rejoinder
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 96-98. [PDF]  

PAPERS:

D Tantam

Alternatives to psychiatric hospitalisation
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 1-4. [PDF]  

FS Brimblecombe

The needs of young intellectually retarded adults. 18th Blake Marsh lecture February 1984
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 5-10. [PDF]  

MJ Tarsh and C Royston

A follow-up study of accident neurosis
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 18-25. [Abstract] [PDF]  

LM Eastwood, JM Hutchison, and JA Besson

Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR): I. Imaging biochemical change
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 26-31. [Abstract] [PDF]  

JA Besson, FM Corrigan, EI Foreman, LM Eastwood, FW Smith, and GW Ashcroft

Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR). II. Imaging in dementia
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 31-35. [Abstract] [PDF]  

EC Johnstone, DG Owens, CD Frith, and LM Calvert

Institutionalisation and the outcome of functional psychoses
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 36-44. [Abstract] [PDF]  

MP Vessey, K McPherson, M Lawless, and D Yeates

Oral contraception and serious psychiatric illness: absence of an association
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 45-49. [Abstract] [PDF]  

R Goldney, J Bowes, N Spence, A Czechowicz, and R Hurley

The psychiatric intensive care unit
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 50-54. [Abstract] [PDF]  

ME Goodchild and P Duncan-Jones

Chronicity and the General Health Questionnaire
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 55-61. [Abstract] [PDF]  

EP Larkin

The X-ray department and psychiatry
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 62-65. [Abstract] [PDF]  

JA Schneider and WS Agras

A cognitive behavioural group treatment of bulimia
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 66-69. [Abstract] [PDF]  

RG McCreadie and DP Morrison

The impact of lithium in South-west Scotland. I. Demographic and clinical findings
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 70-74. [Abstract] [PDF]  

DP Morrison and RG McCreadie

The impact of lithium in South-west Scotland. II. A longitudinal study
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 74-77. [Abstract] [PDF]  

RG McCreadie, M McCormick, and DP Morrison

The impact of lithium in South-West Scotland. III. The discontinuation of lithium
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 77-80. [Abstract] [PDF]  

EK Silberman, RM Post, J Nurnberger, W Theodore, and JP Boulenger

Transient sensory, cognitive and affective phenomena in affective illness. A comparison with complex partial epilepsy
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 81-89. [Abstract] [PDF]  

P Ellis and G Mellsop

De Clerambault's syndrome--a nosological entity?
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 90-93. [Abstract] [PDF]  

R Yassa

The Pisa syndrome: a report of two cases
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 93-95. [PDF]  

PRELIMINARY REPORTS:

CM Parkes

Bereavement
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 11-17. [PDF]  

Correspondence:

A Holton and K George

The use of lithium in severely demented patients with behavioural disturbance
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 99-100.  

WF Daniel

Spontaneous seizures after ECT
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 100-101. [PDF]  

C Bass and W Gardner

Diagnostic issues in the hyperventilation syndrome
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 101a-102a. [PDF]  

T Garvey

Suicide in hospital
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 101b. [PDF]  

Koro in non-Chinese subjects
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 102-103.  

JD Edinger

Relaxation and depersonalization
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1985 v. 146, p. 103.  

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