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Unique new book providing an overview and critical analysis of developments in Irish mental health policy, practice and law from 1945 to the present day, in the context of key emerging theoretical concepts. Written by leaders in the field, the book is presented in three distinct sections, which examine: The context for mental health care and support in 21st-century Ireland Emerging developments in mental health service delivery and law The implications of current trends for mental health policy, practice and law in Ireland in the future. The shifting discourse around conceptions and treatment of mental distress The move from expert-led care to recovery-orientated, partnership-based support The challenge posed to service development by minority and marginalised groups The changing interface between the legal and mental health care systems The complexity of economic evaluation of mental health services The paradox of mental health service provision in a risk-averse society. Presents an invaluable resource, based on recent academic and informally published literature, in the field of mental health in Ireland. Written For: 'Overall this book is an excellent, indispensable resource which is based on current academic and published literature. I would most definitely recommend [it] to both students and practitioners. [It] is an insightful read and a great contribution to Irish knowledge.' Brid Joy, The Irish Social Worker
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