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Physiotherapy, A Psychosocial Approach, 3rd Edition
By Sally French, MCSP, Dip.T.P., BSc, MSc (Psych), MSc (Soc), PhD and Julius Sim, BA, MSc, PhD, MCSP
384 pp., 5 ills., Copyright 2004
Description
Innovative, analytical and stimulating, this 3rd edition of Physiotherapy: A Psychosocial Approach completely updates the text and aims to provide readers with a solid understanding of their field. This new edition introduces new topics of relevance to physical therapists. It includes many new authors who have knowledge and experience of physical therapy and physical therapy education and who are experts in their particular fields.
Key Features
The text offers a comprehensive exploration of the psychological and sociological factors as they apply to health, illness, impairment, and disability.
Wide range of topics covered includes material on the details of interpersonal communication and the impact of political factors on health status.
The issues covered in this volume are relevant to readers from all countries.
New to this Edition
Contributions from a new editor offer the reader an even greater amount of experience from the perspective of both a lecturer and researcher.
New chapters including Professions and Professional Work and Participatory Research cover important topics for practitioners.
The important topic of pain has been considerably expanded, including more content that it both up-to-date and thorough.
Table of Contents
Part 1: The nature of health and illness 1. Introduction 2. Change, diversity and influences on patterns of health and ill-health 3. Health, health education and physiotherapy practice 4. Coping with illness 5. Ageing in a social context: implications for health and social care Part 2: The psychosocial context of health and illness 6. Sex gender and health care 7. Health care for people from ethnic minority groups 8. The psychology of pain 9. The sociology of pain 10. Recent perspectives on child development in relation to physiotherapy practice 11. The subjective experience of illness 12. Loss, bereavement and grief Part 3: Patients and practitioners 13. Professions and professional work 14. Interpersonal communication 15. Moral decision–making in specific contexts Part 4: Psychosocial aspects of physiotherapy practice 16. Defining disability: implications for physiotherapy practice 17. Psychological interventions in chronic illness 18. Counseling and enabling relationships 19. Researching together: a participatory approach
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