N.a.m.h. A.g.m.—1965

Report of N.A.M.H. 1963 A.G.M.

N.A.M.H. Annual Conference Weighs the Price of Mental Health

Meet the Local Associations: 3. Halifax and Its Social Club

The work undertaken by Halifax in connection with a Social Club for the mentallydisordered, outlined below, represents a major part of their members' interests in mental health work. Readers will recall Dr. Russell Barton's address to the 1961 A.G.M. of the N.A.M.H., on Social Clubs, printed in the Winter 1961/62 issue of "Mental Health", in which he analysed replies from a questionnaire sent t...

Parliament, Press, Radio and TV

. e Marquess of Lothian, Baroness Swanjj?r?ugh, Lord Strabolgi, Lord Wellsestell, and Lord Taylor, who summed the debate. Baroness Elliot referred q? the N.A.M.H., saying that it was "an r?anisation which, I think, has done ?re from day to day, and with ordinary e?Ple, to care for the mentally sick than y other organisation which I know." (toUSE OF COMMONS une 1965 to'8th. Mr. Kenneth Robinson,...

Continuity of Treatment: Hospital and Home *The Conference papers are being published by the N.A.M.H. as a printed Report.

By Dorothy Worth, who has worn many professional hats; she has been schoolmistress, and psychiatric social worker, and is now personal assistant t? Monica Furlong of the "Daily Mail", answering readers' letters. for the third year in succession a conference for senior staff in the mental health services.