Physiotherapy in Mental Health. A Practical Approach

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Contributors, Pages vii-ix
Foreword, Page xi
Introduction, Page xiii, Christine Dunn
Acknowledgements, Page xv
1 - Psychiatric illnesses, Pages 3-17, Nick Rose
2 - Models of mental disorder, Pages 18-37, Marie Donaghy
3 - Communication in the clinical mental health setting, Pages 38-50, Maureen Dennis
4 - The multidisciplinary team approach to group practice, Pages 51-60, Tina Everett
5 - Community care and working with carers, Pages 61-75, Mick Skelly
6 - Practical guidelines for service evaluation, Pages 76-88, Derek Milne, John Smeaton
7 - Touch and handling, Pages 91-101, Kathryn Poon
8 - Neuroendocrine—immune network, nociceptive stress and the general adaptive response, Pages 102-126, Frank Willard
9 - Pain, stress and misdiagnosis, Pages 127-142, Maureen Dennis
10 - Challenging behaviour, Pages 143-160, Anne Wilson
11 - Stress management, Pages 161-187, Stephen T. Heptinstall
12 - Relaxation training, Pages 188-208, Stephen T. Heptinstall
13 - Exercise and mental health, Pages 209-225, John Smeaton
14 - Agoraphobia and panic attacks: a physical cause for a psychiatric problem: A discussion of the work of the Institute for Neuro-Physiological Psychology, Pages 226-234, Peter Blythe
15 - Movement therapy: old roots, new profession, Pages 235-251, Terri Fresko
A - An introduction to the subject, Pages 252-255, Maureen Dennis
B - Aromatherapy in the mental health setting, Pages 255-264, Lynne Dunham
C - Reflextherapy, Pages 264-274, Christine Jones
D - Connective tissue massage, Pages 274-280, Elizabeth A. Holey
A - Physiotherapy in a children's psychiatric unit, Pages 283-287, Janet Ward
B - A physiotherapist's contribution to a child guidance clinic, Pages 288-291, Diana Beaven
C - Creative visualization with children, Pages 292-295, Brian Roet