Key Concepts in Mental HealthThis is the only text to give you a complete, concise overview of mental health and all the issues that surround it from a theoretical and practical point of view. Split into three sections, the book defines mental health and mental illness, examines the services and settings in which mental health care takes place and discusses the societal issues surrounding mental health. Made up of 63 bite-sized chapters, the book offers: · Definitions of the key concepts · Key points that you need to know for your study and practice · Further reading to help you expand your knowledge It will be essential reading for students of health, nursing, mental health, social work and social care. It is also valuable reading for students of counselling and psychotherapy. |
Contents
About the author | |
ICD International Classification of Diseases | |
Psychological Formulations | |
The Mythof Mental Illness | |
Causes and Consequences of Mental Health Problems | |
Madness | |
Fear | |
Selfharm | |
Serviceuser Involvement | |
Biological Interventions | |
The Qualityof Mental Health Care | |
Corruption of Care | |
Public Mental Health | |
Segregation | |
Antipsychiatry | |
Stigma | |
Learning Disability | |
Wellbeing | |
Creativity | |
Eating Disorders PART 2 MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES | |
Work | |
Suicide | |
Gender | |
The Pharmaceutical Industry | |