Understanding social work practice in mental health / Vicki Coppock and Bob Dunn.
This book is a timely restatement of the central role of social work in mental health. Coppock & Dunn have developed a well written and closely argued case for retaining social work skills as a key part of a truly integrated mental health system.
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2010.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction; Understanding Mental Health and Mental Distress; Thinking the Present Historically: The Making of the Modern Mental-Health System; Care in the Community: Policy Ideals and Practice Realities; Risk versus Rights: The Tensions in Implementing Mental-Health Law; What Works in Promoting Recovery? Evidence-Based Practice and the Dynamics of Power in Mental-Health Research; Challenging Inequality and Respecting Diversity; Crossing Cultures: Interprofessional Working in Mental Health; Conclusion