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Keeping close: mothering with serious mental illness

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2006

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Phyllis Montgomery, Catherine J. Tompkins, Cheryl Forchuk, Susan French

Journal of Advanced Nursing

Abstract

To assist mothers with serious mental illness, healthcare professionals must be sensitive to the social and cultural context in which they mother in order to create healthier possibilities for nurturing their children.

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