Theories for Mental Health Nursing

Philosophy of Mental Health - Alastair Morgan Social Theories - Andrew Clifton and David Banks Psychodynamic Theories - Dawn Freshwater Humanistic Theories - Paul Cassedy Cognitive Behavioural Theories - Philip Kinsella Critical Theories in Mental Health Care - Alastair Morgan Biological Theories - Fiona McCandless-Sugg Ethical Theories - Nigel Plant and Aru Narayanasamy Compassion and Mental Health Nursing - Theo Stickley and Helen Spandler Theories for Public Mental Health and Mental Health Promotion - Sally Binley and Theo Stickley Mindfulness and Mental Health Care - Tim Sweeney Why Recovery? - Julie Repper and Rachel Perkins Stress Vulnerability and Psychosis - Lorraine Rayner Counselling and Psychotherapy in Mental Health Nursing: Therapeutic Encounters - Gary Winship and Sally Hardy Values in Practice - Gemma Stacey and Bob Diamond Employment and Mental Health: Theoretical Approaches to Gaining and Maintaining Work - Louise Thomson Solution-Focused Nursing - Margaret McAllister Risk - Anne Felton Psychological Interventions in Primary Care - Marie Chellingsworth Behaviour Change Theory - Patrick Callaghan Integrating Body and Mind - Ann Childs

'A very useful book covering a comprehensive array of theories.' -- Keith Ford 'It is important for mental health nurses to be able to consider the various forces and dynamics that might be in play when working with service users and colleagues. This book provides a very useful summary of a range of theories that help do just that and will be of great use and interest to mental health nursing students and many qualified nurses alike.' -- Alan Simpson