Fundamentals of Mental Health Nursing

ABOUT THE EDITORS Andrew Clifton is Associate Professor in the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Public Health at the University of Suffolk. Steve Hemingway is Senior Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing at the University of Huddersfield. Anne Felton is Head of the Institute of Health and Allied Professions, Nottingham Trent University.

• List of contributors ixPreface xiiiAbout the companion website xvPart 1 Fundamentals of Mental Health Nursing 1Chapter 1 What is mental health? 3Carmel Bond, Anne Felton, Steve Hemingway, and Andrew CliftonChapter 2 The policy context of mental health nursing in the UK 17Heather RuggChapter 3 Models and values of mental health nursing practice 27Gemma Stacey and Carmel BondChapter 4 Legal and ethical frameworks for mental health nursing practice 35Alastair Morgan and Nigel PlantChapter 5 Facilitating evidence-based practice 49Karen-Leigh Edward and Steve LuiChapter 6 Participatory approaches with service users 63Chris Essen, Lizzie Walker, Mike Walker, and Andrew CliftonChapter 7 Racism and mental health 73Catherine Playfair Copyrighted MaterialChapter 8 Sexuality, gender identity and mental health 83Ella GuerinChapter 9 Communication and interpersonal skills 1: an introduction 93Steve Lyon and Amy SmithPart 2 Mental Health Problems and Therapeutic Interventions 103Chapter 10 Commonly occurring mental health problems 105Andrew Ramtohul and Jo HigmanChapter 11 Serious mental health problems 117Jo HillChapter 12 Organic mental health problems 129Alan Pringle and Gary PayneChapter 13 People with learning disabilities and mental health 141Stacey Atkinson and Gail GalvinChapter 14 Substance misuse 153Ian Hamilton and Mark MonaghanChapter 15 Eating disorders 167Katy BeckettChapter 16 Personality disorder 181Catherina Westwood, Kennedy Brown, and Steve HemingwayChapter 17 Communication and interpersonal skills 2 195Lucian MilasanChapter 18 Cognitive behavioural therapy 205Maria Filip and Finty O’BrienChapter 19 Psychodynamic and other talking therapies 215James Turner and John WrenChapter 20 Basics of psychopharmacology 229Rebecca Burgess-DawsonChapter 21 Assessment and therapeutic management of risk 247Catherine Chadwick and Michael DoyleChapter 22 Working with self-harm and suicide 263Charley BakerChapter 23 Health promotion and mental health 275Peter A. BrownChapter 24 Global challenges for mental health 285Andrew Clifton, Colin Winter, David Crawford, and Sinead McLachlanPart 3 Mental Health Nursing and the Lifespan 297Chapter 25 Young people’s wellbeing 299Emma Pell and Justin HunterChapter 26 Adults experiencing mental illness 311Matthew Johnson and Susan McAndrewChapter 27 Understanding mental health and wellbeing in people over the age of 65 323Laura Hawley and Clementinah RookePart 4 Embracing Recovery, Reflection and Resilience in Mental Health Services 333Chapter 28 Care planning 335Donna Kemp and Steve HemingwayChapter 29 Applying diverse recovery-based principles in practice 347Roselyne Masamha and Lolita AlfredChapter 30 Community-based mental health services in action 359Kevin Somerton and Alyson LeeksChapter 31 Inpatient services 371Tim Carter and Chloe McCandlish BoydChapter 32 Working with family and friends 383Natasha HackettChapter 33 Embracing mental health and physical healthcare 393Sheila Hardy and Jacquie WhiteChapter 34 Reflection and clinical supervision for the new supervisee 409Darren Rowell-Burton, Ann Teemal, and Clair PiperChapter 35 The transition to leader 423Justin HunterIndex 435