Models for Mental DisorderJohn Wiley & Sons, 4 ene 2006 - 192 páginas Written by distinguished academic and Editor of the British Journal of Psychiatry, and a now retired NHS consultant psychiatrist, this latest edition of Models for Mental Disorders reflects the significant changes in clinical practice and understanding in the last four years. With increased emphasis on the multidisciplinary approach now being used in all mental health facilities in Europe, the two new chapters on application of models in multidisciplinary teams and how understanding of models improves communication are particularly timely and relevant. The book also features an easy-to-read new appendix providing a glossary of commonly-used terms in psychiatry for the interested lay-reader. An adopted title on many psychology courses throughout the UK, this fourth edition continues to provide an invaluable introduction to the different models used in evaluating mental health, and is recommended reading for all those interested in mental health and illness.
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1 Introduction | 1 |
2 The Disease Model | 7 |
3 The Psychodynamic Model | 39 |
4 The CognitiveBehavioural Model | 67 |
5 The Social Model | 99 |
6 Working Models in Practice | 115 |
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Glossary of Terms | 165 |
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