Daisy Bogg Livres

Focusing on the importance of values and ethics in mental health practice, this guide provides essential insights for students entering the field. It explores key ethical dilemmas, professional standards, and the impact of personal values on client care. Through case studies and practical examples, readers are equipped to navigate complex situations they may encounter in their careers. The book emphasizes the development of critical thinking skills and ethical decision-making, making it a vital resource for aspiring mental health professionals.

This book explores the effectiveness of integrating mental health services within the NHS, focusing on social care implications. It analyzes various case studies and outcomes, assessing how well these services meet the needs of individuals and communities. By evaluating policy changes and their impact, it provides insights into the challenges and successes of this integration, offering a critical perspective on the relationship between mental health and social care within the healthcare system.

Personalisation in mental health services is a subject that encompasses many areas and meanings, from social inclusion principles through to a simple direct payment, and as such this handbook aims ot assist service users, carers and professionals to work through the themes and issues as related to recovery based mental health care and support.

Pocketbook guide for social workers for developing key skills in structuring, presenting and writing clear and professional reports.

This book offers a simple, constructive and fully referenced guide to planning and reflecting on career development in social work, using a portfolio-based approach.