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Footnotes
1(M. Chandler & Proulx, 2006; M. J. Chandler & Lalonde, 1998; L. J. Kirmayer MD, Boothroyd Lucy J., & Hodgins Stephen, 1998; L. Kirmayer, Fletcher, & Boothroyd, 1998; L. J. Kirmayer, Brass, & Tait, 2000; Kral, 2003; Kral, 2009; L. Wexler, 2009; L. Wexler, 2006).
2{{1517 Wexler,L. 2008; 829 Wexler,L. 2008; 625 Freedenthal,Stacey 2007}}
3(Chandler & Lalonde, 1998b; Durie, Milroy, & Hunter, 2009; Fleming & Ledogar, 2008; Kirmayer et al., 1993; Kirmayer & Valaskakis, 2009; Kral & Idlout, in press; Wexler, 2009b; White & Jodoin, 2004)
4{{838 Wexler,L. 2011; 1517 Wexler,L. 2008; 2346 Walters,Karina L. 2009; 1717 Walters,KL 2002; 1593 Duran,E. 1998; 1732 Oetzel,John 2006}}.
