… Margaret du Feu & Kenneth Fergusson Margaret du Feu has been the consultant psychiatrist
for the Birmingham mental health service for deaf people (National Deaf Mental Health …

Deaf people are known to have significantly poorer reading comprehension skills when
compared to their hearing counterparts. This poses significant threats to text-based …

… Dr Margaret du Feu qualified in medicine in Cambridge and London, England, and began
her training in psychiatry in 1984. Margaret … In 2003 Margaret divided her time with continued …

The aim of this paper is to measure the rate of behavioural and emotional problems in children
with severe to profound hearing impairment, as rated by teachers and parents. Children (…

Deafness is a common and varied medical, social and psychological construct that affects a
significant proportion of the population. Restricted communication and uninformed attitudes …

… Dr Margaret du Feu qualified in medicine in Cambridge and London, England, and began
her training in psychiatry in 1984. Margaret … In 2003 Margaret divided her time with continued …

… Du Feu and Chovaz describe the historical and social … Chovaz and Du Feu highlight the
need for appropriate … In the book, Du Feu and Chovaz also highlight legal issues concerning …

… In this book, Margaret du Feu and Cathy Chovaz try to address this problem by providing …
Margaret du Feu and Cathy Chovaz show also interest in the legal aspects and forensic issues …

Like the authors of this book, I work as a consultant psychiatrist with adults who have been
deaf from an early age and communicate in sign language. Unlike the authors, I am hearing …

There are a number of fundamental differences between anthropology and psychiatry,
some of which stem from the varying responsibilities of the two disciplines, others from their …