David B Cooper and Jo Cooper respectively, STTI: The Honor Society of Nursing Award, Nursing Council on Alcohol: Outstanding Contribution to Nursing Award, Editor-in-Chief, Mental Health and Substance Use, Author, Writer and Editor; Macmillan Clinical Nurse Specialist in Palliative Care, Media Review Editor: Mental Health and Substance Use

• Preface. About the editors. List of contributors. Terminology. Cautionary note. Other books by the editors. Acknowledgements. Dedication. Embracing palliative care-mental health. The Tidal Model. Application of transcultural theory to practice: the Purnell Model. Ethics. Psychological impact of serious and enduring mental health. Caring relationships. Hope and coping. Spirituality. All of me: embracing sexuality as a dimension of care. Assessment. Pain management. Managing restlessness and agitation at the end-of-life. End-of-life. Living with loss. Serious substance use problems and palliative care. Looking after yourself and colleagues. Index.

'Overall this is an impressive book that has the potential to be immensely helpful to generalists as well as specialist practitioners in both fields. It will serve to open up the debate and clarify the reality surrounding the consistent misunderstandings that still exist in both areas of practice, and as such it deserves to be widely read.' Robert Becker, Independent lecturer and author in palliative care, International Journal of Palliative Nursing

David B Cooper and Jo Cooper respectively, STTI: The Honor Society of Nursing Award, Nursing Council on Alcohol: Outstanding Contribution to Nursing Award, Editor-in-Chief, Mental Health and Substance Use, Author, Writer and Editor; Macmillan Clinical Nurse Specialist in Palliative Care, Media Review Editor: Mental Health and Substance Use

• Preface. About the editors. List of contributors. Terminology. Cautionary note. Other books by the editors. Acknowledgements. Dedication. Embracing palliative care-mental health. The Tidal Model. Application of transcultural theory to practice: the Purnell Model. Ethics. Psychological impact of serious and enduring mental health. Caring relationships. Hope and coping. Spirituality. All of me: embracing sexuality as a dimension of care. Assessment. Pain management. Managing restlessness and agitation at the end-of-life. End-of-life. Living with loss. Serious substance use problems and palliative care. Looking after yourself and colleagues. Index.

'Overall this is an impressive book that has the potential to be immensely helpful to generalists as well as specialist practitioners in both fields. It will serve to open up the debate and clarify the reality surrounding the consistent misunderstandings that still exist in both areas of practice, and as such it deserves to be widely read.' Robert Becker, Independent lecturer and author in palliative care, International Journal of Palliative Nursing

David B Cooper and Jo Cooper respectively, STTI: The Honor Society of Nursing Award, Nursing Council on Alcohol: Outstanding Contribution to Nursing Award, Editor-in-Chief, Mental Health and Substance Use, Author, Writer and Editor; Macmillan Clinical Nurse Specialist in Palliative Care, Media Review Editor: Mental Health and Substance Use

• Preface. About the editors. List of contributors. Terminology. Cautionary note. Other books by the editors. Acknowledgements. Dedication. Embracing palliative care-mental health. The Tidal Model. Application of transcultural theory to practice: the Purnell Model. Ethics. Psychological impact of serious and enduring mental health. Caring relationships. Hope and coping. Spirituality. All of me: embracing sexuality as a dimension of care. Assessment. Pain management. Managing restlessness and agitation at the end-of-life. End-of-life. Living with loss. Serious substance use problems and palliative care. Looking after yourself and colleagues. Index.

'Overall this is an impressive book that has the potential to be immensely helpful to generalists as well as specialist practitioners in both fields. It will serve to open up the debate and clarify the reality surrounding the consistent misunderstandings that still exist in both areas of practice, and as such it deserves to be widely read.' Robert Becker, Independent lecturer and author in palliative care, International Journal of Palliative Nursing