Mental Health de Nicholas Procter

Mental Health: A Person-centred Approach

Nicholas Procter

Rhonda L. Wilson

Helen P. Hamer

Denise McGarry

Mark Loughhead

Mental Health: A Person-centred Approach equips students with the tools they need to provide exceptional person-focused care when supporting improved mental health of diverse communities.The third edition has been updated and restructured to provide a more logical and comprehensive guide to mental health practice. It includes new chapters on trauma-informed care, different mental health conditions and diagnoses, suicide and self-harm and the mental health of people with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Significant updates have been made to the chapters on the social and emotional well-being of First Nations Australians and mental health assessment. Taking a narrative approach, the text interweaves personal stories from consumers, carers and workers with lived experience. Each chapter contains 'Translation to Practice' and 'Interprofessional Perspective' boxes, reflection questions and end-of-chapter questions and activities to test students' understanding of key theories. Written by experts in the field, Mental Health remains an essential, person-centred resource for mental health students.

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1. Introduction to mental health and mental illness: Human connectedness and the collaborative consumer narrative Nicholas Procter, Amy Baker, Kirsty Baker, Lisa Hodge, Davi Macedo and Monika Ferguson; 2. Trauma-informed care: Theory into practice Helen P. Hamer, Debra Lampshire and Jane Barrington; 3. Māori mental health Kerri Butler and Jacquie Kidd; 4. The social and emotional well-being (SEWB) of First Nations Australians Katrina D. Ward and Rhonda L. Wilson; 5. Mental illness and narratives of experience Nicholas Procter, Kirsty Baker, Monika Ferguson, Lisa Hodge, Davi Macedo and Mark Loughhead; 6. Assessment practices and processes in mental health Mark Loughhead, Kate Rhodes, Kirsty Baker and Davi Macedo; 7. Person-centred care in suicide and self-harm distress Nicholas Procter, Davi Macedo and Monika Ferguson; 8. Mental health in the interprofessional context Anne Storey and Denise McGarry; 9. Use of psychotropic medicines in mental health care Mark Loughhead, Simon Bell, Davi Macedo and Nicholas Procter; 10. Legal and ethical aspects in mental health care Helen P. Hamer and Debra Lampshire; 11. e-Mental health Rhonda L. Wilson; 12. Mental health and substance use Rhonda L. Wilson, Andrea E. Donaldson and Bernadette Solomon; 13. Nutrition, physical health and behavioural change Anne Storey and Denise McGarry; 14. Mental health of people of immigrant and refugee backgrounds Nicholas Procter, Amy Baker, Mary Anne Kenny, Davi Macedo and Monika Ferguson; 15. Gender, sexuality and mental health Helen P. Hamer, Jane Barrington and Debra Lampshire; 16. Intellectual and developmental disability Henrietta Trip, Margaret Hughes, Reece Adams and Isaac Tait; 17. Mental health of children and young people Rhonda L. Wilson and Serena Riley; 18. Mental health of older people Helen P. Hamer, Debra Lampshire and Sue Thomson; 19. Rural and regional mental health Rhonda L. Wilson and Sally-Anne Turner; 20. Learning through human connectedness on clinical placement: Translation to practice Denise McGarry and Kerry Mawson; 21. Conclusions: Leadership and mentoring for person-centred mental health practice Nicholas Procter, Mark Loughhead and Davi Macedo.