What Price Mental Health?

Discover the critical insights in "What Price Mental Health?" by Georgetown University Press, published in 1995. This comprehensive examination delves into the complex landscape of mental health services, prioritizing the ethical, historical, and political aspects of public mental health initiatives. Spanning 256 pages, this paperback offers an in-depth analysis of the social factors that significantly impact the prioritization of mental health services.

The book contrasts federal-level priorities with those in the private sector, providing readers with a nuanced understanding of how different systems approach mental health. Ideal for mental health professionals, policymakers, and advocates, this essential read invites a thoughtful discussion about the value we place on mental health and the implications of our prioritization choices.

Enhance your knowledge of mental health service delivery and foster a greater understanding of its foundational priorities with this vital resource.