Mental Health Issues and the Urban Poor

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Contributing Authors, Page viii
Preface, Pages ix-x
The Editors, Page xi
CHAPTER 1 - Trends and Issues, Pages 3-7
CHAPTER 2 - Social Action and Community Mental Health, Pages 11-12
The Social Responsibility of Community Mental Health Centers, Pages 13-24
CHAPTER 3 - Victim Blame and Mental Health, Pages 25-26
The Struggle for Mental Health, Pages 27-35
CHAPTER 4 - Consumer Sensitive Program Planning and Evaluation, Pages 37-39
Service Effectiveness and the Problem of Evaluation, Pages 41-46
CHAPTER 5 - Social Values and Mental Health Practices, Pages 47-48
Is Psychotherapy Relevant to the Needs of the Urban Poor?, Pages 49-54
CHAPTER 6 - Mental Health and Social Systems, Pages 57-58
Community Mental Health from a “Change-Agent” Point of View, Pages 59-71
CHAPTER 7 - Federalism and Funding of Mental Health Programs, Pages 73-74
National Trends in the Financing of Mental Health Programs, Pages 75-87
CHAPTER 8 - Toward an Equitable Therapy for the Poor, Pages 89-90
A Missing Component in Mental Health Services to the Urban Poor: Services In-Kind to Others, Pages 91-110
CHAPTER 9 - Community-Based Training, Pages 113-114
Training Residents in “Outer Space”, Pages 115-128
CHAPTER 10 - A Model of Service to Youth, Pages 129-130
Making Innovative Community Mental Health Programs Marketable, Pages 131-136
CHAPTER 11 - Advocacy and Activism, Pages 137-138
The Role of Advocacy in Community Mental Health: Two Case Presentations, Pages 139-173
CHAPTER 12 - Summary and Conclusions, Pages 177-186
Index, Pages 187-189
TITLES IN THE PERGAMON GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY SERIES, Pages ibc1-ibc2