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Table of Contents, November 2000

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Body Positive Creed
"You Are Not Alone"
by Michael Slocum and Jim Lewis

Personal Perspective
"My Journey of Discovery with Reiki"
by Kathy Harrison

Masthead

Psychologically Speaking
"Pitfalls of 'the Sick Role'"
by J. Buzz von Ornsteiner, Ph.D.

The Last Word
"What if Television Really Reflected Life with HIV/AIDS?"

News & Notes

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"Body Positive Will Be There"
Comments by Executive Director Michael Dentato at his Welcoming Reception

Body Positive Mental Health Roundtable
Six mental health professionals discuss the mental health impact of HIV/AIDS

Mental Health
An excerpt from the Encyclopedia of AIDS
by Evan Elkin, M.A.

Should You Seek Mental Health Care?
Signs and symptoms of some common problems and how to get the help you need

To Med or Not To Med? Mental Health Aspects of Treatment Decision Making
Psychological dimensions of the decision to start, change, or even stop antiviral therapy
by Michael Shernoff, M.S.W. and Raymond A. Smith, Ph.D.

For Adults Only
HIV+ and 50+: A Housing Program
by Laura Engle

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