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The Connection Between Object Relations Theory and Attchment Theory

Attachment Theory and Child Abuse.pdf

The Characteristics of Brain Damage Caused by Vaccination

Vaccination Protocols for infants under the age of eighteen months and subsequent protocols in the event of adversity

The Characteristics of Brain Damage Caused by Vaccination

A Comprehensive Report on Brain Damage caused by DPT Vaccination c 1960~1970 and its possible connections to autism spectrum disorder

Shall We Be Frightened or Not

Your Stress Response

A Study of a Single Case of Atraumatic Brain Injury MDL

Maternal Bonding

Sswp v Slavin [2011] Ewca Civ 1515 for Scribd

Cognition and Working Memory in Brain Injury and Autism

Alcohol , Drug Use and Pregnancy Outcome

The Development of Intelligence

Identity, Communication and Behaviour

A Failure of Theory of Mind in Brain Injury & Autism

Delay in Becoming Attached

A Study of a Single Case of Atraumatic Brain Injury MDL

League of Dishonour

The Mustard Gas War

Defences Against Anxiety

Labelling Help or Hindrance

Early Communication Between Mother and Child

International Adoptions

Connection Between Object Relations Theory and Attachment Theory

Towards a Better Understanding of Early Atraumatic Brain Injury

Can IQ Be Cultured? - Learning/Intellectual Disability (Mental Handicap)

Brain Damage Caused by Vaccination

Communication Language and the Ability to Learn

Early Stimulation in Infants and Its Possible Advantages

Children Who Kill

Dependency and Socialisation

Communication and the Acquisition of Language

Conscience and the Acquisition of Values

A Brief History of Madness 3 the Law

A Brief History of Madness 2. The Moral Philosophers

Abnormal Brain Structure and Autism

Baby Smile Revised 12~08

Starting From Scratch ~ the Beginnings of Communication

A Brief History of Madness Part One Early Medical Practice

Bonding Attachment and Parenting for Substitute Parents

Autism and Abnormalities in the Brain

Child-parent Relationship in Violence and Crime Part Six~Seven Locality and Conclusions

Child-parent Relationship in Violence and Crime Part Five Other Possible Links

Child-parent Relationship in Violence and Crime Part Four Developmental and Educational

Child-parent Relationship in Violence and Crime Part Three Crime and Poverty

Child-parent Relationship in Violence and Crime Part Two Cultural Changes

Child-parent Relationship in Violence and Crime Part One Possible Origins of Crime

Bonding and Parenting