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Welcome to Brown's pages
Version 4.0
System requirements: Windows 2000, ME, XP, may not quite be Vista compatible but we're hopeful. Grotty keyboard with coffee stains, fluff between the keys and a jammed letter 'A', 32 MB RAM. Requires Murkromedia Flush plugin which is available as a 370MB download which keeps jamming 96% of the way through a two hour file transfer and will probably stall your system anyway unless you buy a much more expensive computer.
Link to some past papers on Mental Health and Society
Link to some useful things about teenagers and sexual health - for people at City University
As the site develops you will find teaching materials, useful pieces of writing, pictures and much more as I gradually learn to develop the technology. Soon the server will collapse under the weight of all the 'hits' and I shall be on my way to a successful company flotation as thousands log on to cheerfully upload their credit card details. Or something like that.
Brown in London after a hard day lecturing
Go on, spoil yourself. Surely you don't really want to start work just yet. Visit www.zyra.org.uk and be informed and entertained. The time will simply fly by.
In the meantime here are a few links and other resources which might be of interest.
Here is a list of my publications which is reasonably up to date - some texts are available online
Here is a picture of what happened to a student of mine who handed in coursework late.
Or, if that doesn't scare you, look what happens to repeat offenders:
If you are interested in finding out more about trepanation you might want to visit www.trepan.com which is a curious site authored by a group of people who believe it is a good idea. It might be a useful teaching exercise to see if you can spot what's wrong with their knowledge of anatomy and physiology. However, they do have some interesting articles about the historical aspects of the practice and the kinds of implements which have been used.
To find out where I am click here
Link to the teaching resources pages- This is now in larger letters because some people couldn't find it.
What I do - teaching, research and supervision - can be found here. Includes links to teaching resources.
A list of material concerned with psychiatric diagnoses
Papers about mental health and stigma are this way
Material about depression is here
Link to materials relating to social work lecture on psychosocial assessment
Link to resources on birth
List of materials concerned with child abuse and protection
A list of useful publications: The brown library
The homelessness list - more papers on homelessness.
A few items about polyamory
Material on anxiety
A list of sites and resources relating to 'self injury'
A load of stuff about domestic violence
A list of material concerned with illness experience can be seen here
The creative therapies in palliative care can be seen here
A few items about mental health and policing are here
Finally, there are some links to materials dealing with eating disorders and culture here.