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1 y separately published work icon Bipolar Alison Smith , Alison Smith (illustrator), Ballarat : Ballarat Health Services, , 2013 7448167 2013 single work picture book children's

Five-year-old Professor Jake navigates his way through loved ones in his world with bipolar disorder.

(Source: The Courier)
1 y separately published work icon Anxiety Alison Smith , Alison Smith (illustrator), Ballarat : Ballarat Health Services, , 2013 7448140 2013 single work picture book children's

Five-year-old Professor Jake navigates his way through loved ones in his world with anxiety disorder.

(Source: The Courier)
1 y separately published work icon Depression Alison Smith , Alison Smith (illustrator), Ballarat : Ballarat Health Services, , 2013 7448113 2013 single work picture book children's

Five-year-old Professor Jake navigates his way through loved ones in his world with depression.

(Source: The Courier)
1 y separately published work icon Stigmabuster Alison Smith , Alison Smith (illustrator), 2013 Ballarat : Ballarat Health Services, , 2013- 7448084 2013 series - author picture book children's
1 y separately published work icon Schizophrenia Alison Smith , Alison Smith (illustrator), Ballarat : Ballarat Health Services, , 2013 7448060 2013 single work picture book children's

Five-year-old Professor Jake navigates his way through loved ones in his world with schizophrenia.

(Source: The Courier)
1 y separately published work icon Post Traumatic Stress Alison Smith , Alison Smith (illustrator), Ballarat : Ballarat Health Services, , 2013 7448034 2013 single work picture book children's

Five-year-old Professor Jake navigates his way through loved ones in his world with post traumatic stress disorder.

(Source: The Courier)
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