Every Family in the Land: Understanding prejudice and discrimination against people with mental illness, revised edition

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Every Family in the Land: Understanding prejudice and discrimination against people with mental illness, revised edition

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  • 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 480 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9781853155734
  • DDC分類 362.2042

Full Description

Produced as part of the Royal College of Psychiatrists' anti-stigma campaign , "Changing Minds", this text is a revised edition of the original Internet and CD-ROM version, comprising a collection of 90 learned articles, personal perspectives and commentaries. It attempts to explain and penetrate to the "deep spring" that is the source of these stigmatisations and discriminations against people with mental illnesses. Internationally renowned experts shed light on the causes of, reactions to and misunderstanding of what underwrites an all too common condemnation of those with anxiety or depressive disorders, schizophrenia, Alzheimer's disease, eating disorders, alcohol or drug misuse, and disordered personalities. Others, who have experienced such severe mental health problems (one in four of us within our lifetime), describe their distress and the crushing effects of discrimination.

This book, which has been aptly described as a "gold mine", will be of great interest to all health professionals, social workers, carers and anyone affected by mental illness.

Contents

Contributors
Preface: Perspectives on stigmatisation, distancing and discrimination - Arthur Crisp
Acknowledgements
Foreword: Why stigma matters - Robert E Kendall
Dedication
PART 1: The history of stigmatisation of the mentally ill
PART 2: People's perceptions of the mentally 'ill' and the experiences of users and carers
Section 2A: Perception and experience of mental illness
Section 2B: Experiences of user and carer support groups
Section 2C: The community and mental illness
Section 2D: Contemporary images and the future
PART 3: The origins of stigmatisation: Stigmatisation as a survival strategy
PART 4: Self-inflictions, social adaptation or biological destiny? Models of psychopathology and their relationship to stigmatisation
PART 5: Personality disorder, its nature, stigmatisation, relationship to mental illness and its treatment possibilities
Section 5A: Personality disorder
Section 5B: Stigmatisation of personality disorder
Section 5C: Treatment of personality disorder
PART 6: The Law and mental illness
PART 7: Creativity and mental disorder
PART 8: Spirituality and mental illness
PART 9: Some strategies to tackle stigmatisation and discrimination
Section 9A: Clinical
Section 9B: Social
Section 9C: Statutory
Section 9D: Other campaigns
Section 9E: Summary of the Royal College of Psychiatrists' Campaign
Colour plate section
Appendix
Index