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Part 1: Introducing the Mental Health Context.
1. What have we been "doing?" – An historical review of occupational therapy.
Elizabeth McKay.
2. The changing face of occupational therapy in mental health.
Gabrielle Richards.
3. Cultural Sensitivity in Context.
Kee Hean Lim.
Part 2: Exploring Practice Contexts.
4. Engaging the disengaged: Practising in acute inpatient settings.
Samantha Dewis and Michelle Harrison.
5. Broadening horizons: Beyond acute mental health.
Michelle Harrison and Samantha Dewis.
6. "Doing" in Secure Settings.
Elaine Hunter and Elizabeth McKay.
7. Occupational, social and intrapersonal alienation explored in the Community.
Wendy Bryant.
8. Strengths and challenges to practice: Reconciling occupational justice issues as a prerequisite to mental health recovery.
Karen L Rebeiro Gruhl.
9. The Art of Occupation.
Jacqueline Ede.
10. Vocational rehabilitation in the UK: How occupational therapy can contribute.
Carla van Heerden.
11. Powerful Stories and Challenging Messages.
Graeme Smith.
Part 3: Research and Future Directions.
12. Reviewing consumer-run mental health services.
Samson Tse and Caroline Doughty.
13. Twists and Turns: The development of a clinical-academic career pathway.
Edward Duncan.
14. Researching within mental health: Slow and Steady – A Canadian tour.
Thelma Sumsion.
15. Future prospects for occupational therapy in mental health.
Christine Craik
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Tim Sweeney
reviewed Advancing Occupational Therapy in Mental Health Practice on July 27, 2016
Advancing Occupational Therapy in Mental Health Practice
This is simultaneously a dense and highly accessible book that deepens notions of illness narratives within health care. I especially appreciated Mattingly's weaving in of 'real life' stories of therapeutic interactions between occupational therapists and rehabilitation patients who are negotiating their way to some sort of healing. What I found somewhat irritating and forced in places was Mattingly's insistence on drawing parallels between these healthcare setting clinical narrative dramas/rituals and those of 'primitive' exotic (to us) communities in remote areas of the world. I realize that Mattingly is a medical anthropologist and probably feels compelled to honor her scholarly lineage, but I felt it detracted from the strength of her arguments.
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