Reach Chronicles : a Community Mental Health Model for Children and Adolescents in Singapore.

By:

Fung, Daniel

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Singapore : World Scientific, 2012.Description: 1 online resource (185 pages)Content type:

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

9789814440370
981444037X

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: No titleDDC classification:

616.89

LOC classification:

RJ499.34 .F34 2012

Online resources:

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Contents:

Introduction / Brian Poh and Cai Yiming -- ch. 1. The vision / Tay So Leng, Chan Mei Chern and Daniel Fung -- ch. 2. Mental health outREACH: processes and services / Cheryl Lee -- ch. 3. Supporting schools: strengthening the first line of defence for students with mental health difficulties / Wong Hui Yi and July Lies -- ch. 4. Partnership with VWOs / Estelle Lim and Liew Shiang Hui -- ch. 5. Partnership with general practitioners (GPs) / Sim Wan Hua -- ch. 6. Resources / July Lies -- ch. 7. Taking stock and REACHing beyond / Delphine Koh [and others].

Summary: An easy read with a "how-to" intent, this book provides the insights and process of a practical and viable community mental health team. The authors of the book have produced a book which is as close an account to the reality of making the REACH team a value add to the mental wellness of students. This is the first book in Singapore that details the synergy of the various levels of decision making to enable a child and adolescent community mental health team to take shape, allowing hospital staff to reach students and service providers in primary care.

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An easy read with a "how-to" intent, this book provides the insights and process of a practical and viable community mental health team. The authors of the book have produced a book which is as close an account to the reality of making the REACH team a value add to the mental wellness of students. This is the first book in Singapore that details the synergy of the various levels of decision making to enable a child and adolescent community mental health team to take shape, allowing hospital staff to reach students and service providers in primary care.