TY  - BOOK
AU  - Howard, Vickie
AU  - Alfred, Lolita
TI  - Formulation in mental health nursing
SN  - 9783031599552
PY  - 2024///
CY  - Cham
PB  - Palgrave Macmillian
KW  - Case management
KW  - Psychiatric nursing
KW  - Patient-centred care
KW  - Formulation
N1  - Understanding Human Distress and an Invitation to Explore the Myriads of Formulation
        Vickie Howard, Lolita Alfred 
    Pages 1-25
    Perspectives on Formulation Within Current Mental Health Nursing Practice
        Vickie Howard, Lolita Alfred 
    Pages 27-50
    Three Functions of Using Psychoanalytic and Systemically Informed Perspectives in Case Formulation: Ways of Thinking About Distress in Others, Our Own Reflexive Contribution and Collaborative Formulation
        Claire Barber 
    Pages 51-69
    Formulating Distress in Adults and Children Experiencing Physical and Mental Health Problems
        Jane Peirson, Claire Grainger, Georgia Grainger 
    Pages 71-95
    Formulating Interpersonal Conflict, Relationship Factors and Abuse
        Vickie Howard, Amina Adan, Naomi Marlow 
    Pages 97-118
    Formulation Considerations for Individuals Experiencing Emotional Distress and Substance Use
        Lolita Alfred, Roselyne Masamha 
    Pages 119-145
    Formulation to Support Individuals Who Are Experiencing Emotional Distress and Associated Self-Harm
        Lolita Alfred, Betty Williamson, Charity Mudimu 
    Pages 147-160
    Practitioner Reflections on the Use of Formulation in Mental Health Nursing Practice
        Vickie Howard, Jane Peirson, Michelle Gideon, Michelle Martin 
    Pages 161-188
    Postscript
        Vickie Howard, Lolita Alfred 
    Pages 189-197
N2  - This book offers a comprehensive overview of formulation applied within the mental health nursing context. It presents a contemporary outlook on the role of the mental health nurse, exploring and reflecting on the foundational values-based and person-centred principles of mental health nurse education and practice. Through this timely and accessible textbook, the authors demonstrate how a variety of theories can be used to enhance formulation in practice, ensuring mental health assessment and intervention are meaningfully connected to support patient recovery. Including service user experiences and viewpoints throughout, each chapter also benefits from tailored discussion points to enable learners to develop critical thinking around formulation. An invaluable guide to the field, it provides a clear, up to date and thought-provoking overview of formulation, essential for students and practitioners in clinical psychology or psychotherapy, as well as clinicians working in all areas of mental health and social care, psychology, therapy, and counselling
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