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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1073021639 Title: I am still your child : growing up with a parent who suffers from mental illness Author: Megan Durnford; Katarina Soukup; Catbird Productions, Publisher: [Montréal, Québec] : Carbird Films, Inc., [2017] ©2017 OCLC:1073021639

  
  

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I am still your child : growing up with a parent who suffers from mental illness

Author:	Megan Durnford; Katarina Soukup; Catbird Productions,
Publisher:	[Montréal, Québec] : Carbird Films, Inc., [2017] ©2017
Edition/Format:	DVD video : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	"More than half a million of Canada's frontline mental healthcare "workers" are less than twelve years old. They're called COPMI - Children Of a Parent with Mental Illness - and there are 575,000 of them in Canada. I Am Still Your Child, a documentary film by Megan Durnford, explores the point of view of growing up with a mentally ill parent through the intimate and touching stories of Sarah, Jessy and Von, but their experiences speak to a much wider issue. We've gathered other firsthand stories here in addition to in-depth information and resources about the subject. Children who grow up with a parent who has mental health difficulties are at risk for a host of grave repercussions, among which a much higher risk of developing mental illness themselves and reproducing a potentially toxic pattern. These children are vulnerable to life-long disability and yet they are virtually invisible to our healthcare system"--Website  Read more...
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Subjects	Documentary films. Mental illness -- Canada. Mentally ill -- Canada -- Interviews. View all subjects
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