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Dementia --- Mentally ill offenders. --- Intimate partner violence. --- Patients.

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Michel Foucault, histoire de folie est un récit graphique qui se tient à la frontière entre l'essai et la bande dessinée. C'est aussi une parfaite porte d'entrée dans une œuvre mythique mais difficile. Comme l'explique Patrick Chambon : « Avec Michel Foucault, ce fut une rencontre. De celles qui lient la vie intime à la pensée. L'exemple de la vie de Foucault, de ses problématiques vécues, de ses conflits renversés en forces, en pensées, en livres de combat, ce que l'on a longtemps nommé déviances et que Foucault a libéré de la morale. Tout cela s'impose maintenant dans ma façon de regarder et de dessiner. » Se frayant un chemin dans le foisonnement de concepts de l'Histoire de la Folie, cette approche devrait notamment permettre aux non-spécialistes une autre manière d'aborder cet immense ouvrage philosophique. Patrick Chambon fait dialoguer des extraits du texte avec un ensemble d'images dessinées, évoquant Bosch et Goya, Brueghel et Van Gogh. Il a surtout fait de Michel Foucault un personnage de son texte rendant ainsi le récit vivant et incarné. La grande historienne Arlette Farge, qui collabora avec Michel Foucault, a préfacé le livre.

Mentally ill --- Mental illness. --- Psychoses. --- Psychiatric hospitals. --- Mentally ill. --- Mental Disorders. --- Psychiatry. --- Psychotic Disorders. --- Hospitals, Psychiatric. --- Commitment of Mentally Ill. --- Mentally Ill Persons. --- Malades mentaux --- Hospitalisation psychiatrique sans consentement --- Hôpitaux psychiatriques --- Psychoses --- Psychiatrie --- Maladies mentales --- Commitment and detention. --- Histoire. --- Foucault, Michel, --- Commitment of Persons with Psychiatric Disorders. --- Persons with Psychiatric Disorders.

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A unique blend of memoir, research, and cultural criticism, this is a searing and incisive examination into how we tell stories about mental illness, how that affects how we treat it, and how those with mental illness can begin to take control of their own stories through fantasy and fiction.

Mentally ill --- Mental illness --- Literature and mental illness. --- Social aspects. --- Aiello, K. J. --- Mental health.

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This book on Rehabilitation in Diabetes Peripheral Neuropathy offers an update on the recent advancement in assessment methods and comprehensive rehabilitation. The book comprises ten chapters with different titles, ranging from medical knowledge of Diabetes Peripheral Neuropathy and its improvement in the assessment methods to the importance and role of non-pharmacological interventions to improve the quality of life in such patients. The role of nutrition, orthotics, and the incite into diabetic foot will be the additional topics in the book. By reading this book, the reader will be confident in assessing and managing this chronic complication of diabetes mellitus in a more informative and elaborative manner and will contribute towards preventing the development of the diabetic foot, followed by ulcers in later stages and amputation. This book will enhance the clinical practice of practitioners in dealing with DPN.

Endocrinology. --- Clinical psychology. --- Rehabilitation. --- Mentally ill --- Therapeutics. --- Physical therapy. --- Rehabilitation Psychology. --- Physiotherapy.

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Ailbhe O'Loughlin deconstructs competing images of 'dangerous' offenders with personality disorders and the legal dilemmas they present. She examines gaps in criminological arguments for preventative detention programmes, developing a deeper interpretation of the laws governing personality disordered offenders.

Mentally ill offenders --- Personality disorders. --- Mental health laws --- Human rights --- True Crime. --- Social services & welfare, criminology. --- Legal status, laws, etc.