Mental Health Services and Sectors of Care

Mental Health Services and Sectors of Care recognizes the gaps between mental health care and the need for these services and addresses the challenges of mental health service delivery from the areas of specialty mental health, general medical physicians, human services, and involuntary self-help. This book investigates if these areas ensure adequate mental health care and gives evidence to support the fact that mental health care can burden nonspecialty care, particularly the medical and social service sectors. From Mental Health Services and Sectors of Care, researchers, social workers, and physicians will discover essential suggestions and information that will help them understand the growing need for mental health care, why people in need are ignored, and how to better help individuals get the services they need.