A brand new and must have textbook for the students and practising physiotherapists which acts as a trusted guide on the different perspectives, contexts and approaches across the spectrum of mental health and psychiatry settings. Grounded in theory and clinical practice, it covers a range of widely-used evaluation tools and treatment methods for specific syndromes and pathologies which will help physiotherapists to signpost and identify the care needs of their patients within both individual and group therapeutic settings. Case studies ensure that the theory discussed is applied to various practical scenarios after which reflective exercises are used to reinforce learning and understanding.
1. 1 : Introduction to Physiotherapy in Mental Health and Psychiatry - p. Page viii 2. 2.1 : From a Biomedical to More Biopsychosocial Models in Physiotherapy in Mental Health - p. Page 11 3. 2.2 : Phenomenology—A Source of Inspiration - p. Page 17 4. 2.3 : Perspectives on Human Movement, the Phenomenon of Movement Quality and How to Promote Movement Quality Through Movement Awareness as Physiotherapy in Mental Health - p. Page 22 5. 2.4 : Improving Adherence to Physiotherapy in Mental Health Settings: The Need for Autonomy, Competence and Social Relatedness - p. Page 29 6. 2.5 : ACTivePhysio: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for the Physiotherapist in the Area of Chronic Pain - p. Page 35 7. 3.1 : Norwegian Psychomotor Physiotherapy, a Brief Introduction - p. Page 48 8. 3.2 : Basic Body Awareness Therapy (Bbat): A Movement Awareness Learning Modality in Physiotherapy, Promoting Movement Quality - p. Page 57 9. 3.3 : Psychomotor Therapy or Physiotherapy in Mental Health for Patients With Psychiatric Problems - p. Page 66 10. 3.4 : Prescribing Physical Activity in Mental Healthcare Settings - p. Page 73 11. 3.5 : Relaxation Therapy - p. Page 78 12. 3.6 : The Added Value of Biofeedback for the Psychosomatic Physiotherapist - p. Page 85 13. 3.7 : Group Therapeutic Factors for Use In Physiotherapy in Mental Health: A Core in Group Physiotherapy - p. Page 91 14. 4.1 : Observation and Evaluation Tools Within Physiotherapy in Mental Health - p. Page 95 15. 4.2 : Nonphysiotherapeutic Observation and Evaluation Tools - p. Page 118 16. 5.1 : Physiotherapy in Mental Health Care - p. Page 132 17. 5.2 : Physiotherapy in Psychiatric Care - p. Page 204 18. 5.3 : Physiotherapy for Children and Adolescents - p. Page 277 19. 5.4 : Physiotherapy for Elderly - p. Page 306 20. Index - p. Page 321
A brand new and must have textbook for the students and practising physiotherapists which acts as a trusted guide on the different perspectives, contexts and approaches across the spectrum of mental health and psychiatry settings. Grounded in theory and clinical practice, it covers a range of widely-used evaluation tools and treatment methods for specific syndromes and pathologies which will help physiotherapists to signpost and identify the care needs of their patients within both individual and group therapeutic settings. Case studies ensure that the theory discussed is applied to various practical scenarios after which reflective exercises are used to reinforce learning and understanding.
1. 1 : Introduction to Physiotherapy in Mental Health and Psychiatry - p. Page viii 2. 2.1 : From a Biomedical to More Biopsychosocial Models in Physiotherapy in Mental Health - p. Page 11 3. 2.2 : Phenomenology—A Source of Inspiration - p. Page 17 4. 2.3 : Perspectives on Human Movement, the Phenomenon of Movement Quality and How to Promote Movement Quality Through Movement Awareness as Physiotherapy in Mental Health - p. Page 22 5. 2.4 : Improving Adherence to Physiotherapy in Mental Health Settings: The Need for Autonomy, Competence and Social Relatedness - p. Page 29 6. 2.5 : ACTivePhysio: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for the Physiotherapist in the Area of Chronic Pain - p. Page 35 7. 3.1 : Norwegian Psychomotor Physiotherapy, a Brief Introduction - p. Page 48 8. 3.2 : Basic Body Awareness Therapy (Bbat): A Movement Awareness Learning Modality in Physiotherapy, Promoting Movement Quality - p. Page 57 9. 3.3 : Psychomotor Therapy or Physiotherapy in Mental Health for Patients With Psychiatric Problems - p. Page 66 10. 3.4 : Prescribing Physical Activity in Mental Healthcare Settings - p. Page 73 11. 3.5 : Relaxation Therapy - p. Page 78 12. 3.6 : The Added Value of Biofeedback for the Psychosomatic Physiotherapist - p. Page 85 13. 3.7 : Group Therapeutic Factors for Use In Physiotherapy in Mental Health: A Core in Group Physiotherapy - p. Page 91 14. 4.1 : Observation and Evaluation Tools Within Physiotherapy in Mental Health - p. Page 95 15. 4.2 : Nonphysiotherapeutic Observation and Evaluation Tools - p. Page 118 16. 5.1 : Physiotherapy in Mental Health Care - p. Page 132 17. 5.2 : Physiotherapy in Psychiatric Care - p. Page 204 18. 5.3 : Physiotherapy for Children and Adolescents - p. Page 277 19. 5.4 : Physiotherapy for Elderly - p. Page 306 20. Index - p. Page 321
