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Quality of life, Hardiness and Self-esteem of Employed & Non-Employed Females: A Comparative Study ABSTRACT Background: Traditional gender roles which viewed male as breadwinner and female as homemaker have changed over the time and there has been an increase in families headed by two working spouses and support to this notion keeps increasing. Aim: Present […]

INTERACTION PATTERNS IN THE FAMILIES OF INDIVIDUAL WITH CANNABIS DEPENDENCE ABSTRACT Background: Cannabis dependency is often due to prolonged and increasing use of the drug. Increasing the strength of the cannabis taken and an increasing use of more effective methods of delivery often increase the progression of cannabis dependency. Interaction pattern in a family has

AGGRESSION AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER IN ADOLESCENTS: IN CHANGING ERA ABSTRACT Background Aggression is a word used daily to characterise the behaviour of others and perhaps even of ourselves. Aggression as behaviour is intended to harm another individual who does not wish to be harmed. With an ever growing population, aggression is one of the

Sex Work in Indian Society: Then and Now ABSTRACT The current paper provides an overview of how prostitution has changed from ancient ages till now. It provides a brief typology of the ancient and the current era. It provides a theoretical frame work to understand how prostitution has evolved in the society from ancient ages

SOCIAL WORK HEALTH AND WELLNESS Narendra Kumar SinghChief Editor BACKGROUND In the period when our Medical Social Workprofessionals were putting their best foot forwardin all aspects of medical setting contributing inpatient health care in the medical set ups all overthe country. There came in, the idea to bring upa platform for the recognition for our

JOURNEY OF ALL INDIA ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL SOCIAL WORK PROFESSIONALS Om Prakash GiriGeneral Secretary, A.I.A.M.S.W.P BACKGROUND In the period when our Medical Social Workprofessionals were putting their best foot forwardin all aspects of medical setting contributing inpatient health care in the medical set ups all overthe country. There came in, the idea to bring upa

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EDITORIAL The scope and scenario of healthcare system of India has been going through a transitional phase. At present Indian healthcare system is in transitional phase falling in between Westernized System and Traditional Oriental System. The health care system is being forced to recognize the importance of incorporating newer and more user friendly changes, because

EXPRESSED EMOTIONS AS A CONTRIBUTORY FACTOR IN MENTAL HEALTH Rizwan Ahmed1, Vikas2, C.P. Singh31,2 MSW, Student, Dept. of Social Work, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra3 Professor and Head, Dept. of Social Work, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra Correspondence: Rizwan Ahmed, e-mail id: rizwan5670.khan@gmail.com Background: Expressed emotions is the critical, hostile, and emotionally over-involved attitude that relatives have toward a

AGEING AND POSITIVE MENTAL HEALTH: A BRIEF OVERVIEW Aishwarya Raj1, Pradeep Kumar21Clinical Psychologist, Student Wellness Centre, AIIMS, New Delhi, 2Consultant, Psychiatric Social WorkState Institute of Mental Health, P.D. , B.D.Sharma University of Health Sciences, Rohtak, HaryanaCorrespondence: Aishwarya Raj, e-mail id: aish24raj@gmail.com As the world is observing a considerable increase in life expectancy, the later years