Enabling recovery : the principles and practice of rehabilitation psychiatry / edited by Frank Holloway … [et al.]

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Publisher: London : RCPsych Publications, 2015Edition: 2nd edDescription: xix, 475p : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:

9781909726338 (paperback) :

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NLM classification:

WM 400

Contents:

Part 1: Setting the scene 1. Rehabilitation in a historical context 2. What is psychiatric rehabilitation? 3. Rehabilitation as a values-led practice: the contribution of recovery, social inclusion and personalisation 4. A comprehensive approach to assessment in rehabilitation settings 5. Understanding madness: a psychosocial perspective 6. First-person narratives Part 2: Treatment approaches 7. Treatment approaches: overview 8. Rehabilitation at the coalface: practical approaches to helping people improve their functional skills 9. Cognitive approaches: cognitive–behavioural therapy and cognitive remediation therapy 10. Family interventions 11. Working with challenging behaviour 12. Working with coexisting substance misuse 13. Creative therapies and creativity 14. Management of medication when treatment is failing 15. Physical healthcare Part 3: Key elements of a rehabilitation service 16. Key elements of a rehabilitation service: overview 17. Rehabilitation in hospital settings 18. Community-based rehabilitation and recovery 19. Housing: a place to live 20. Work and employment 21. Peer support in mental health services 22. Leadership, management and service development in rehabilitation practice Part 4: Special topics in psychiatric rehabilitation 23. Special topics in psychiatric rehabilitation: overview 24. Rehabilitation and acquired brain injury 25. Autism spectrum disorder 26. Risk management in rehabilitation practice 27. Rehabilitation: an international perspective 28. Psychosocial rehabilitation across culture: the experience in low- and middle-income countries 29. Expanding the evidence base Part 5: Future directions 30. Psychiatric rehabilitation: future directions in policy and practice 31. Rehabilitation and recovery in the 21st century Index

Summary: How can people with severe mental health problems be supported in their personal recovery? This question lies at the heart of rehabilitation psychiatry, and perhaps of mental healthcare as a whole. Our understanding of recovery has evolved rapidly since the first edition of this core text was published in 2006 – so this book comprises 31 entirely revised or newly commissioned chapters, giving readers a comprehensive overview of contemporary practice within psychiatric rehabilitation services. It takes a practical approach, guiding the reader logically and systematically from conceptual foundations to clinical practice and service development. The final section of the book covers special topics including rehabilitation in specific disorders and international perspectives. The only UK text to focus on the recovery approach in rehabilitation psychiatry. Edited and written by pioneers and leaders in the field. Evidence-based, up-to-date and comprehensive. Readership: All psychiatrists and the whole multidisciplinary mental health team. Also useful for allied healthcare disciplines and medical students. About the editors: Dr Frank Holloway is Emeritus Consultant Psychiatrist, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (SLAM) and is a former Chair of the Faculty of Rehabilitation and Social Psychiatry, Royal College of Psychiatrists. Dr Sridevi Kalidindi is Consultant Psychiatrist in Rehabilitation, SLAM and Chair of the Faculty of Rehabilitation and Social Psychiatry (2013-17). Dr Helen Killaspy is Professor of Rehabilitation Psychiatry, Division of Psychiatry, University College London and is a former Chair of the Faculty of Rehabilitation and Social Psychiatry. Dr Glenn Roberts is a Consultant Psychiatrist in Independent Practice and formerly Academic Secretary of the Faculty of Rehabilitation and Social Psychiatry and Lead on Recovery for the Royal College of Psychiatrists.

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"Highly commended" in the BMA book awards 2016. Contributors come from South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, IOP Kings College London, and elsewhere.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part 1: Setting the scene

1. Rehabilitation in a historical context

2. What is psychiatric rehabilitation?

3. Rehabilitation as a values-led practice: the contribution of recovery, social inclusion and personalisation

4. A comprehensive approach to assessment in rehabilitation settings

5. Understanding madness: a psychosocial perspective

6. First-person narratives

Part 2: Treatment approaches

7. Treatment approaches: overview

8. Rehabilitation at the coalface: practical approaches to helping people improve their functional skills

9. Cognitive approaches: cognitive–behavioural therapy and cognitive remediation therapy

10. Family interventions

11. Working with challenging behaviour

12. Working with coexisting substance misuse

13. Creative therapies and creativity

14. Management of medication when treatment is failing

15. Physical healthcare

Part 3: Key elements of a rehabilitation service

16. Key elements of a rehabilitation service: overview

17. Rehabilitation in hospital settings

18. Community-based rehabilitation and recovery

19. Housing: a place to live

20. Work and employment

21. Peer support in mental health services

22. Leadership, management and service development in rehabilitation practice

Part 4: Special topics in psychiatric rehabilitation

23. Special topics in psychiatric rehabilitation: overview

24. Rehabilitation and acquired brain injury

25. Autism spectrum disorder

26. Risk management in rehabilitation practice

27. Rehabilitation: an international perspective

28. Psychosocial rehabilitation across culture: the experience in low- and middle-income countries

29. Expanding the evidence base

Part 5: Future directions

30. Psychiatric rehabilitation: future directions in policy and practice

31. Rehabilitation and recovery in the 21st century

Index

How can people with severe mental health problems be supported in their personal recovery? This question lies at the heart of rehabilitation psychiatry, and perhaps of mental healthcare as a whole.

Our understanding of recovery has evolved rapidly since the first edition of this core text was published in 2006 – so this book comprises 31 entirely revised or newly commissioned chapters, giving readers a comprehensive overview of contemporary practice within psychiatric rehabilitation services. It takes a practical approach, guiding the reader logically and systematically from conceptual foundations to clinical practice and service development. The final section of the book covers special topics including rehabilitation in specific disorders and international perspectives.

The only UK text to focus on the recovery approach in rehabilitation psychiatry.
Edited and written by pioneers and leaders in the field.
Evidence-based, up-to-date and comprehensive.

Readership: All psychiatrists and the whole multidisciplinary mental health team. Also useful for allied healthcare disciplines and medical students.

About the editors:

Dr Frank Holloway is Emeritus Consultant Psychiatrist, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (SLAM) and is a former Chair of the Faculty of Rehabilitation and Social Psychiatry, Royal College of Psychiatrists.

Dr Sridevi Kalidindi is Consultant Psychiatrist in Rehabilitation, SLAM and Chair of the Faculty of Rehabilitation and Social Psychiatry (2013-17).

Dr Helen Killaspy is Professor of Rehabilitation Psychiatry, Division of Psychiatry, University College London and is a former Chair of the Faculty of Rehabilitation and Social Psychiatry.

Dr Glenn Roberts is a Consultant Psychiatrist in Independent Practice and formerly Academic Secretary of the Faculty of Rehabilitation and Social Psychiatry and Lead on Recovery for the Royal College of Psychiatrists.

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