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Mental health needs of children and young people with intellectual disabilities / by Jane McCarthy and Sarah Bernard, foreword by Professor Sheila the Baroness Hollinsa reader for professionals and support staff in health, education and social care

By: McCarthy, Jane E.
Contributor(s): McCarthy, Jane | Ahmed, Ruksana | Bang-Andersen, Tina | Carr, Stephanie | Chaplin, Eddie | Dunkerley, Alison | Gratton, Suzannah | Hanna, Heather | Johnston, Kate | Laxton-Kane, Martha | Lewis, Karen | Lovell, Mark | Momcilovic, Natasa | Tranah, Troy | Hollins, Sheila [writer of foreword].
Publisher: Shoreham by Sea, Pavilion, 2020Edition: 2nd edition.Description: 174 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781912755493.Subject(s): INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY | MENTAL HEALTH | NEEDS | CHILDREN | ADOLESCENTS | PROFESSIONALS GUIDES
Contents:
Acknowledgements -- Contributors -- Foreword -- SECTION I: Introduction, prevalnce and legal issues -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Epidemiology and aetiology -- 3. Forensic issues -- SECTION II: Assessment and diagnostic issues -- 4. Specific conditions -- 5. Psychological assessment -- 6. Functional assessment -- 7. Communication -- 8. Occupational therapy -- SECTION 3: Intervention and services --9. Psychological interventions -- 10. Psychopharmacological approaches -- 11. Mental health service provision -- 12. Transition into adult life
Summary: Mental Health Needs of Children and Young People with Intellectual Disabilities (2nd edition) focuses on the care and support of those with moderate and severe learning disabilities (intellectual disabilities). In addition to bringing the content fully up to date, the editors, both longstanding experts in this field, have commissioned the most experienced contributors to address new topics such as gender issues and mental health in education. The importance of developing evidence-based practice is a key theme of the book, acknowledging its key role in helping professionals and practitioners to be able to provide high-quality personalised care for children and young people with intellectual disabilities who have mental health needs. This handbook provides health and social care professionals with a sound knowledge base for shaping and enhancing their practice, along with the skills and confidence to improve the outcomes for these young people. Each chapter includes short case illustrations, examples of good practice, reflections on current practice, key learning points, references and key websites for further exploration. - Publisher's website
List(s) this item appears in: New resources April 21. CM | Mental health care. September 23. CM
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Acknowledgements -- Contributors -- Foreword -- SECTION I: Introduction, prevalnce and legal issues -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Epidemiology and aetiology -- 3. Forensic issues -- SECTION II: Assessment and diagnostic issues -- 4. Specific conditions -- 5. Psychological assessment -- 6. Functional assessment -- 7. Communication -- 8. Occupational therapy -- SECTION 3: Intervention and services --9. Psychological interventions -- 10. Psychopharmacological approaches -- 11. Mental health service provision -- 12. Transition into adult life

Mental Health Needs of Children and Young People with Intellectual Disabilities (2nd edition) focuses on the care and support of those with moderate and severe learning disabilities (intellectual disabilities). In addition to bringing the content fully up to date, the editors, both longstanding experts in this field, have commissioned the most experienced contributors to address new topics such as gender issues and mental health in education. The importance of developing evidence-based practice is a key theme of the book, acknowledging its key role in helping professionals and practitioners to be able to provide high-quality personalised care for children and young people with intellectual disabilities who have mental health needs. This handbook provides health and social care professionals with a sound knowledge base for shaping and enhancing their practice, along with the skills and confidence to improve the outcomes for these young people. Each chapter includes short case illustrations, examples of good practice, reflections on current practice, key learning points, references and key websites for further exploration. - Publisher's website

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