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Abuse of Older Persons
Volume 6 Issue 1  Winter 1999

• From the Executive Director
  Penny Bain
• Notes from the Editor
  Kai-Lee Klymchuk

• Abuse of Older Persons
  Donna Stewart
• From the Executive Director's Desk
  Carol Ward-Hall
• BC CEAS: A Message from the Vice President
  Brigitte Wagner
• Vulnerability in Aging
  La vulnérabilité et le vieillissement
  Pearl McKenzie
• 1999 - International Year of Older Person
  Charmaine Spencer
• UN Principles for Older Persons
  
• Not in the Holiday Spirit: The role of Alcohol in Elder Abuse
  Charmaine Spencer
  • Some Senior-Specific Alcohol Abuse Resources in BC
• Conversations On Aging
  Jill Hightower and friends
• Transition Houses: Do they meet the needs of older women?
  Greta Smith
• Support Group for Abused Older Women
  Carol Ward-Hall
• Older Adults, The Internet and Information
  Jill Hightower
  • Web Links
• Safer Futures for BC Women
  Carol Ward-Hall

Children Who Witness Abuse
Volume 6 Issue 2  Summer 1999

• From the Executive Director
  Penny Bain
  
• Notes from the Editor
  Kai-Lee Klymchuk

• "Here to Listen" ... A Brief Look at BC Programs for Children Who Witness Abuse
  Melody Augustine
  
• What is Childhood Exposure to Family Violence?
  M. Sudermann and P.G. Jaffe
• The Effects of Domestic Violence on Children
  Mark Bodnarchuk
• Resiliency: A Strategy for Survival of Childhood Trauma
  LA RÉSILIENCE: Une stratégie de survie aux traumatismes de l’enfance
  David Yawney
• The Role of Mental Health Professionals in Assessing Allegations of Domestic Violence in Custody and Access Proceedings
  Rôle des professionnels de la santé mentale lors de l’évaluation des allégations de violence familiale dans le cadre des procédures touchant la garde et le droit de visite
  Penny Bain
• What You Can Do If Your Child Has Witnessed Abuse...
  Excerpt from a Path Counselling Centre Publication
• BCIFV Resources on Children Who Witness Abuse
• Custody Order or Disordered Custody?
  Joan Braun
• An Interview with Vancouver Lawyer Ruth Lea Taylor