Making Decisions in Compulsory Mental Health Work

1. Introduction - Jill Hemmington and Sarah Vicary


2. Lived Experience and the Boundaries Between Professionals and Others - Neil Caton and Jen Kilyon


3. Frames and Boundaries of Race and Ethnicity in Mental Health Act Assessments - Hari Sewell


4. Gender and Forensic Services - Rebecca Fish


5. Boundaries of Risks and Rights and Personality Disorder - Andy Brammer


6. Reflective Supervision, Emotional Containment and the Framing of Self and Others - Gill Robinson


7. Reflective Practice, Truth-Telling and Safe Spaces - Kevin Stone


8. Practice Education: Boundaries of Knowledge, Theory and Practice - Che McGarvey-Gill


9. Compulsory Mental Health Work and Multi-Professional Frames: Occupational Therapy in AMHP Work - Rachel Bloodworth-Strong


10. Nurses as AMHPs: From 'Unclean' to 'Honorary Social Worker' - Sarah Vicary


11. Who Do You Think You Are? Hybrid Professionals, Boundaries and the Context of AMHP Practice - Caroline Leah


12. Framing Mental Capacity and Mental Health Legislation in Decision Making - Matthew Graham


13. Navigating Communication Boundaries: Statutory Assessments As Places for Shared Decision Making - Jill Hemmington


14. Compulsory Mental Health Work: Framing the Future - Jill Hemmington and Sarah Vicary