Mental Health Planning for Social Action

This groundbreaking book provides a detailed account of the challenges involved in planning effective mental health services for today's society. Stevenson explores the complexities of social action, and assesses the ways in which policy, law, and advocacy can work together to improve mental health outcomes for individuals and communities. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in the intersection of mental health and social policy.
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