The Oxford Textbook of Women and Mental Healthis dedicated to fundamental aspects in women's mental health. It covers topics from women's health as a global issue to different medical psychological theories, giving an overview of therole of gender in mental health. INDICE: Professor John Cox: Foreword; Fundamental Aspects: Women and Mental Health; 1: Professor Levent Kuey: 1. Stigma, women and mental health; 2: Dr Neerja Chowdhary: Gender-based violence and mental health; 3: Professor David Pilgrim: 3. Mind the Gender Gap: Mental Health in a post-Feminist context; 4: Dr M Nasser: Women, ethnicity and mental healt; 3: Professor David Pilgrim:1. The Gender Gap in Mental Health: Some competing hypothesis; 4: Dr M Nasser: Women, ethnicity and mental health; 5: Dr Peter Fitzgerald: Biological sex differences relevant to mental health; 6: Dr Ronald Doctor: Lesbianism and mental health; 7: Dr R Doctor: Attachment and women's mental health; 8: Nora McClelland: Maternal Mental Health: an ethical base for good practice; 9: Dr Irene Cormac: Women as Carers; Clinical Aspects of mental illness in women; 10: Dr Jim Lucey: Anxiety Disorders in Women; 11: Dr Jona Lewin: Depression in women; 12: Prof essorA Riecher: Schizophrenia in Women; 13: Dr Sarah Majid: Women with borderline personality Disorder: Aetiology, Assessment and Prognosis; 14: DrSarah Majid: Borderline Personality Disorder in Women: Treatment Approaches; 15: Dr Lisa Wootton: Women in forensic institutions; 16: Dr Adil Akram: The social care needs of women with mental illness; Perinatal Psychiatric Disorders;17: Dr J Lewin: Perinatal psychiatric disorders; 18: Nora Turjanski: Postnatal depression; Assessment, Treatment, Prognosis, Management (Role of health visitors, GP, family, EPDS); 19: Dr Ian Jones: Puerperal psychosis; 20: Dr Giles Berrisford: Obstetric Liaison services; 21: Dr Trevor Friedman: Psychiatric Mother and Baby Units; Women and Substance Abuse; 22: Dr John Roche: Women and Alcohol; 23: Dr E Day: Women and Drugs; Eating disorders; 24: Dr M Nasser: The socio-cultural and personal dimension of eating disorders; 25: Dr R Palmer: Eating disorders: Recognition, Pathogenesis and phenomenology, classification Management and services for women with eating disorders; Special Clinical Topics; 26: Dr Jo Stubley: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder; 27: Dr Judith Horrocks: Self harm and suicide in women; 28: Professor Vedat Sar: Medically unexplained symptoms in Women; Parental Psychiatric disorders; 29: Professor V Glover: Maternal stress, anxiety and depression during pregnancy: Effects on the fetus and the child; 30: Professor Antonia Bifulco: Depressed Mothers and their Children: Attachment Issues; 31: P Moran: Women, Neglect and Abuse and the Consequences; Women and Learning Disability; 32: Dr McCarthy: Women with intellectual disability and mental health problems: the invisible victims; 33: Dr Alaa Al-Sheikh & Dr Dimitrios Paschos: Affective disorders in women with intellectual disabilities; 34: Professor Greg O'Brien: Psychopharmacology in Women with Learning Disabilities; Legislation and policy; 35: Professor Karen Newbigging: Building on or Building in? The contribution of policy and the law to women's mental health; 36: Professor Mary Seeman
- ISBN: 978-0-19-921436-5
- Editorial: Oxford University
- Encuadernacion: Cartoné
- Páginas: 352
- Fecha Publicación: 18/03/2010
- Nº Volúmenes: 1
- Idioma: Inglés