Cheryl Regehr (Vice-President and Vice-President Provost and Provo, Graham Glancy (Director and Division of Forens Associate Professor

Mental Health Social Work Practice in Canada

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Produktbeschreibung

Clear, comprehensive, and research-based, this is the leading Canadian introduction to mental health practice in social work.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Oxford University Press, Canada
• 3 Revised edition
• Seitenzahl: 384
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Dezember 2021
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 236mm x 157mm x 18mm
• Gewicht: 540g
• ISBN-13: 9780199037032
• ISBN-10: 0199037035
• Artikelnr.: 63033361

Autorenporträt

Cheryl Regehr is the vice-president and provost of the University of Toronto. She is a professor in the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work with cross-appointments to the Faculty of Law and the Institute for Medical Sciences at the University of Toronto. Previously she was dean of Social Work and director of the Research Institute for Evidence-Based Social Work and the Centre of Excellence for Child Welfare. In addition, she has been a member of several editorial boards for international scholarly journals and of committees adjudicating grants for national granting councils. Her practice background includes 20 years of direct service in forensic social work and emergency mental health and in the administration of mental health programs. As a forensic social worker, she specialized in workplace trauma interventions and civil litigation and criminal court assessments of trauma victims and violent offenders. Her current research uses experimental design methods to examine factors influencing social work assessments of suicide risk, and qualitative studies addressing the impact of video evidence of violent crime and archival work on professionals. Graham Glancy is a Founder of Forensic Psychiatry in Canada and is past-president of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law. He is an associate professor of Psychiatry, director of Forensic Psychiatry, and an adjunct professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto, and an assistant clinical professor at McMaster University. His clinical work involves consultation with the legal and medical community, correctional facilities, and private companies. In his previous role as chief of the Forensic Service at the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry (now the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health), he was instrumental in developing and running the Sex Offender Treatment Program and the Relapse Prevention Group. He was also director of the post-graduate Psychiatry program at the Clarke Institute. He is a past-president of the Canadian Academy of Psychiatry and the Law and was on a team to develop the first Canadian examination for certification in Forensic Psychiatry. In 2000, he was awarded the Bruno Cormier Award for outstanding contribution to Forensic Psychiatry.

Inhaltsangabe

* Preface
* Chapter 1
* Learning Objectives
* The Role of Social Work in Mental Health
* An Ethical Framework for Social Work in Mental Health
* A Recovery Model for Mental Health and Social Work Values
* Psychiatric Medications and Social Work Practice
* Evidence-Based Social Work: An Ethical Responsibility?
* Multiple Levels of Influence: A Social Work Perspective in Mental
Health Practice
* Impacts of Mental Health Practice on Social Workers: Rewards,
Challenges, and Mitigation
* Summary
* Discussion Questions
* Suggested Readings and Websites
* Chapter 2
* Learning Objectives
* Background
* Health Policy in Canada
* Mental Health Policy in Canada: History and Reform
* Summary
* Discussion Questions
* Suggested Readings and Websites
* Chapter 3
* Learning Objectives
* Case Example
* Mental Health Law
* Consent to Psychiatric Treatment
* Elements of Consent to Treatment
* Advanced Directives
* Substitute Decision-Makers
* Community Treatment Orders
* Protection of Financial Security
* The Duty to Warn and Protect
* Mental Health Records
* Possible Social Work Interventions in the Case Example
* Summary
* Discussion Questions
* Suggested Readings and Websites
* Legislation
* Chapter 4
* Learning Objectives
* Assessment within a Cultural Context
* Sex and Gender in Assessment
* Mental Health Across the Life Span
* Social Work Assessment
* Mental Status Examinations
* The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual
* Summary
* Discussion Questions
* Suggested Readings and Websites
* Chapter 5
* Learning Objectives
* Case Example 1
* Case Example 2
* Case Example 3
* Case Example 4
* Suicide
* Incidence and Prevalence
* Suicide Among Indigenous People in Canada
* Factors Contributing to Suicide
* Self-Harm Behaviour
* Assessment of Suicide Risk
* Ethical and Legal Duties in Working with Suicidal Clients
* The Impact of Suicide on Family and Friends
* Interventions
* Crisis Intervention with Acute Suicide Risk
* Possible Social Work Interventions in the Case Examples
* Summary
* Discussion Questions
* Suggested Readings and Websites
* Chapter 6
* Learning Objectives
* Case Example 1
* Case Example 2
* The Nature and Prevalence of Trauma Reactions
* Types of Trauma Response
* Intersections between Grief and Trauma
* Interventions to Support Resilience and Recovery
* Possible Social Work Interventions in the Case Examples
* Summary
* Discussion Questions
* Suggested Readings and Websites
* Chapter 7
* Learning Objectives
* Case Example
* The Nature of Schizophrenia
* Incidence and Prevalence of Schizophrenia
* Factors Contributing to the Development of Schizophrenia
* Course of Illness
* Symptoms and Challenges
* Other Related Psychotic Disorders
* The Recovery Model and Schizophrenia
* Psychosocial Interventions That Promote Recovery
* Pharmacological Interventions as Part of Recovery
* Possible Social Work Interventions in the Case Example
* Summary
* Discussion Questions
* Suggested Readings and Websites
* Chapter 8
* Learning Objectives
* Case Example 1
* Case Example 2
* Case Example 3
* The Nature of Depression and Mania
* Incidence and Prevalence
* Factors Contributing to Disturbances in Mood
* Course and Symptoms of Depression and Mania
* The Recovery Model and Mood Disturbances
* Psychosocial Interventions That Promote Recovery
* Pharmacological and Medical Interventions as Part of Recovery in
Depression
* Psychopharmacological Treatment of Mania and Bipolar Disorder
* Possible Social Work Interventions in the Case Examples
* Summary
* Discussion Questions
* Suggested Readings and Websites
* Chapter 9
* Learning Objectives
* Case Example 1
* Case Example 2
* The Nature of Anxiety
* Incidence and Prevalence
* Causes of Anxiety
* Symptoms and Types of Anxiety Disorders
* The Recovery Model and Anxiety
* Psychosocial Interventions That Promote Recovery from Anxiety
* Pharmacological Interventions That Promote Recovery from Anxiety
* Possible Social Work Interventions in the Case Examples
* Summary
* Discussion Questions
* Suggested Readings and Websites
* Chapter 10
* Learning Objectives
* Case Example 1
* Case Example 2
* Case Example 3
* The Nature of Neurocognitive Disorders
* Incidence and Prevalence
* Factors Contributing to Delirium
* Factors Contributing to Traumatic Brain Injury
* Factors Contributing to Progressive Neurocognitive Disorders
* The Course of Progressive Neurocognitive Disorders
* Special Issues for Family Members Caring for Relatives with
Neurocognitive Disorders
* Special Issues Regarding Older People with Neurocognitive Disorders
* Recovery-Oriented Approaches to the Treatment of Delirium
* Recovery-Oriented Psychosocial Interventions for Traumatic Brain
Injury
* Recovery-Oriented Interventions for Progressive Neurocognitive
Disorders
* Possible Social Work Interventions in the Case Examples
* Summary
* Discussion Questions
* Suggested Readings and Websites
* Chapter 11
* Learning Objectives
* Case Example 1
* Case Example 2
* Case Example 3
* The Nature of Substance-Related Disorders
* Incidence and Prevalence
* The Association between Substance Use Disorders and Other Mental
Health Problems
* Factors Contributing to Substance Use Disorders
* Drugs of Abuse
* Screening for Substance Use
* Canada's Anti-Drug Strategy
* Harm-Reduction Interventions to Assist with Recovery
* Other Recovery-Oriented Psychosocial Interventions
* Pharmacological and Medical Approaches to Support Recovery from
Substance Use Disorders
* Possible Social Work Interventions in the Case Examples
* Summary
* Discussion Questions
* Suggested Readings and Websites
* Chapter 12
* Learning Objectives
* Case Example 1
* Case Example 2
* The Nature of Personality Disturbance
* Incidence and Prevalence
* Factors Contributing to Personality Disturbance
* Types of Personality Disturbance
* Recovery-Oriented Psychosocial Approaches to Intervention
* Pharmacological Interventions
* Possible Social Work Interventions in the Case Examples
* Summary
* Discussion Questions
* Suggested Readings and Websites
* Glossary
* References
* Index