Key concepts in mental health

Part I: Mental Health and Mental Health Problems; Mental Health; ICD (International Classification of Diseases); DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual); Psychological Formulations; The Myth of Mental Illness; Neuroscience; Causes and Consequences of Mental Health Problems; Subjective and Objective Aspects of Mental Health; Madness; Sadness; Fear; Personality Disorders; Self-harm; Substance Misuse; Learning Disability; Physical Health; Wellbeing; Pleasure; Creativity; Spirituality; Lay Views of Mental Health and Illness; Eating Disorders; Part II: Mental Health Services; Primary Care; Acute Mental Health Services; Forensic Mental Health Services; Service-user Involvement; Carers; Mental Health Professionals; Biological Interventions; Psychological Interventions; Financial Aspects of Mental Health; The Quality of Mental Health Care; Evidence-based Practice; Recovery; Coercion; Corruption of Care; Malpractice; The Mental Health Service Users' Movement; Public Mental Health; Part III: Mental Health and Society; Mental Health Policy; Mental Health Promotion; Segregation; Eugenics; Capacity and Culpability; Anti-psychiatry; Labelling Theory; Attachment Theory; Stigma; Social and Cultural Capital; Social Exclusion; Work; Risks to and from People with Mental Health Problems; The Mass Media; Social Models of Mental Health; Suicide; Cross-cultural Psychiatry; Social Class; Race; Gender; Age; Childhood Adversity; The Pharmaceutical Industry; Warfare