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Severe Mental Illness in Primary Care

A Companion Guide for Counsellors, Psychotherapists and Other Professionals
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Managing patients with severe mental illness in the primary care setting is often a daunting prospect to even the most experienced of healthcare professionals. The stigma associated with mental illness can be difficult to overcome and many practitioners are unprepared for dealing with the mentally ill. Even counsellors can be left without proper training in severe mental health matters. This is a practical guide to managing mentally ill patients focussing on the role between general practitioners and counsellors within the primary care setting. The proactive approach encourages a positive outlook and a 'can do' approach. This guide is ideal for general practitioners and all primary healthcare professionals particularly counsellors and therapists.

Author Biography:

Researcher, Institute of Primary Care and Public Health, London South Bank University, and BACP accredited counsellor and counselling service manager, East London
Release date NZ
November 30th, 2000
Audience
  • Professional & Vocational
Pages
56
Dimensions
305x229x11
ISBN-13
9781857757651
Product ID
2074481

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