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Suicide From A Global Perspective - Volume 5 - Social Issues

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Description

Suicide From A Global Perspective: Vulnerable Populations & Controversies serves as the fifth and final volume in a comprehensive series examining the global challenge of suicide and methods for prevention. This book addresses the specific needs of various groups that have become a primary focus of special interest within the field of mental health. Part One of this volume provides an in-depth look at current research and interventions for highly vulnerable populations. It covers critical studies regarding individuals living with chronic medical illnesses, the homeless population, and very young people. By examining these specific demographics, the text offers a deeper understanding of the unique risks faced by different segments of society. Additionally, the book explores the complex challenges found in specific environments, such as the workplace and correctional facilities like jails and prisons. These settings present distinct problems for mental health professionals attempting to implement effective prevention strategies. This volume is a necessary resource for those studying social issues, justice, and the complexities of mental health on a global scale.

Key Features

Final volume in a comprehensive series focused on global suicide prevention and research.

Detailed analysis of current research and interventions for vulnerable populations.

Covers specific demographics including the homeless, the very young, and those with chronic medical illnesses.

Explores unique mental health challenges within workplace environments.

Addresses the specific problems of preventing suicide in jails and prisons.

Provides essential information for mental health professionals managing high-risk settings.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
25 July 2012
Listed Since
17 December 2011

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