Introduction Orienting material: the background to care. The mental health service user. History of mental health nursing and psychiatry. Race, culture and ethnicity in mental health care Pages (7 - 54)

Panic, phobias and obsessive compulsive disorder Lecture 2 Panic, phobias and obsessive compulsive disorder (pages 171 - 184)

Post traumatic disorder lecture 3 Post traumatic disorder (Pages 211 – 228)

Schizophrenia; nature, treatment and care Lecture 4 Schizophrenia; nature, treatment and care (pages 59 – 75)

Mood disorders: depression and mania. Lecture 5 Mood disorders: depression and mania. (Pages 75 – 95 )

Lecture 6 'Dual diagnosis': an integrated approach to care for people with co-occurring mental health and substance use problems (Pages 131 – 150 )

Lecture 7 Inpatient nursing (Pages 151 – 170 )

Lecture 8 Eating Disorders (Pages 185 – 210 )

Physical health and severe mental illness Lecture 9 Physical health and severe mental illness (Pages 321 – 344 )

. Mental health and older people Lecture 10 . Mental health and older people (Pages 287 – 320 )

Psychosocial Intervention Lecture 11 Psychosocial Intervention (Pages 95 – 108 )

Computerized self-help and information technology Lecture 12 Computerized self-help and information technology (Pages 345 – 360 )

Alternatives to traditional mental health treatments Lecture 13 Alternatives to traditional mental health treatments (Pages 361 – 372 )

Lecture 14 Forensic nursing (Pages 373 – 392 )

Child and adolescent difficulties Lecture 15 Child and adolescent difficulties (Pages 265 – 286 )

Lecture 16 Assessment and management of risk: violence, suicide and self-harm. Mental health in primary care. Mental health in primary care (Pages 229 – 264 )

The END Thank you Dr. Ayesh Sammour Dr. Abdalkarim Radwan