Titlebook: Mental Health in South Asia: Ethics, Resources, Programs and Legislation; Jitendra Kumar Trivedi,Adarsh Tripathi Book 2015Latest edition S

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Ethics in Counselling and Psycho-Therapy: What We Need to Learn—South Asian Perspectivepeutic paradigms in South Asia differ from those in the West, and the idea of a ‘guru-chela relationship’ between practitioner and client is an example. Our text addresses some of the intricacies of interpreting universal ethical values and principles in a South Asian setting. In this context we not

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Mental Health Services in USA: Policies and Programs—What can India Learn from Western Models?d implementation tools. Finally information on accessing these resources is included by listing the organizations and agencies and the departments within, as well as think tanks, professional societies, advocacy groups, etc. The interested reader will be well served by searching these sites for thei

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Mental Health Programs at Community Level in South Asian Countries: Progress, Problems and Prospectshealth care programmes in the SEA Countries, namely, (i) there is a large ‘unmet need’ for mental health care in the community; (ii) there is poor understanding of the psychological distress as requiring medical intervention in the general population; (iii) there is limited acceptance of the modern

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Allied Mental Health Professionals: Clinical Psychologists, Psychiatric Nurses and Psychiatric Socian the specific nursing needs of the mentally ill. South Asia, which has many low income countries in its fold, has always faced a gross deficiency of mental health manpower. Different countries in the South Asia have come out with a range of training programs and curricula for developing manpower in

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Roadmap for the Future: What is Needed in the Region?corrective responses. Decentralization of mental health services and its integration with primary care will make it easily accessible to the community. There is a need for both mental health professionals and non-mental health care providers (including traditional and alternate systems of medicine a

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Mental Health in the Context of East and West: Beyond Resources and Geographical Realitiesharmacological and psychotherapeutical interventions; the role of family and psychosocial support systems; basic conceptualizations of mental health and disease are some of the main areas of diversity..This chapter, after briefly discussing the historical roots of the conceptualization of ‘East and

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