Antipsychotic drugs and seizures.

The authors examine the clinical problem of which antipsychotic drug to use when antipsychotics are indicated in patients with a seizuire disorder or who are susceptible to seizures. While definitive answers to this problem are still unknown, guidelines are offered for antipsychotic drug use in this situation, based on the author's understanding of psychotropics and epilepsy.

Saboteurs, scapegoats and secrets: diagnosis in family therapy.

The importance of seeing the whole family at least at the diagnostic interview is stressed. This applies particularly to children who have behavior disorders, psychosomatic illnesses and chronic physical diseases. Some of the techniques families use to mislead the unwary are outlined with case examples.