Beschreibung
This groundbreaking first volume of the Series has a number of features that set it apart from other books on this subject: Firstly, it focuses on interpersonal, humanistic and ecological views and approaches to P/MH nursing. Secondly, it highlights patient/client-centered approaches and mental-health-service user involvement. Lastly, it is a genuinely European P/MH nursing textbook – the first of its kind – largely written by mental health scholars from Europe, although it also includes contributions from North America and Australia/New Zealand.
Chapter 1.IntroductionSection 1. Principles and Theories Chapter 2. Taxonomies: Towards a shared nomenclature and languageChapter 3. InterpersonalChapter 4. HumanisticChapter 5. Cognitive BehaviouralChapter 6. Psychodynamic Chapter 7. BiopsychosocialChapter 8. Two types of P/MH nurse Section 2. Epidemiology Chapter 9. European Mental Health Epidemiology and trendsSection 3. The person in mental distressChapter 10. Service User involvement and views Chapter 11. Psychological adaptationChapter 12. Mental Health nurses and responding to suffering in the 21st century occidental world: Accompanying people on their search for meaning. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing, 29, 19-25Chapter 13. Types of personality and how this effects responses to mental health challenges Chapter 14. Trauma informed care Section 4. Human experiences of and P/MH nursing responses Chapter 15 Problems effecting a person’s mood Chapter 16 Problems related to anxiety Chapter 17 Problems related to schizophrenia Chapter 18 Problems related to dementias and cognitive impairmentChapter 19 Problems related to substance and alcohol misuse Chapter 20 Problems related to eating disorders Chapter 21 Problems related to PTSD Section 5. P/MH Nursing competencies and ways of workingChapter 22. Forming and maintaining Interpersonal RelationshipsChapter 23. Communication skillsChapter 24. Working in groupsChapter 25. Working with familiesChapter 26. Mental Health promotionChapter 27. Therapeutic MilieuChapter 28. Descalation and defusionSection 6. Special PopulationsChapter 29. P/MH Nursing care of children and adolescentsChapter 30. P/MH Nursing care of older adults Chapter 31. P/MH Nursing care of clients with Dual diagnosis/concurrent disorder Chapter 32. P/MH Nursing care of migrants and refugees Chapter 33. P/MH Nursing care of the indigent and homelessSection 7. Specific ChallengesChapter 34. Suicide/Self harm Chapter 35. Violence/aggressionChapter 36. The withdrawn or recalcitrant clientChapter 37. Combating stigma Chapter 38. Navigating the legal minefield of mental health care- f) P/MH nursing: cultural and spiritual contexts and challengesSection 8. Settings and ContextsChapter 39. Inpatient Chapter 40. Day patient (out patient) and Community Chapter 41. Green Care and Therapeutic Communities Chapter 42. Prisons, Forensics and Correctional facilities Chapter 43. "E" Health, telehealth and telematicsChapter 44. Public Health or ecological approach
