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Mental Health for Primary Care : A Practical Guide for Non-Specialists, PDF eBook

Mental Health for Primary Care : A Practical Guide for Non-Specialists PDF

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'This book gives a 'bottom-up', practical overview of mental health.

I have distilled psychological, biological and sociological background material and siphoned off anything that is not relevant to primary care.

I aim to demystify the management of common problems and empower the reader to have a more rewarding and fun time at work and a better ability to cope with the ever-increasing demand and challenge of dealing with multiple physical and mental health issues often brought by a single individual to a time-limited consultation' - Mark Morris.This book provides an up-to-date guide to mental health for primary care workers who are not experts in the field.

It is logically structured, providing a clear overview of causal factors before presenting individual conditions in a diagnostic hierarchy.

Particular attention is given to areas where there has been a deficit in understanding or training, along with problems that are most frequently encountered and managed in primary care.

Meanwhile, a Psychological Tools section introduces solid practical frameworks for managing mental health problems developed from cognitive behaviour therapy, solution-focused and motivational interviewing techniques.

A selection of resources for patients is also included.

It includes foreword by: Andrew Polmear MA MSc FRCP FRCGP; Former General Practitioner and Senior Research Fellow, Academic Unit of Primary Care, The Trafford Centre, University of Sussex, September 2008.

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