Pure madness : how fear drives the mental health system /

• Laurance, Jeremy, 1949-

• Mental health services -- Great Britain.
• Mentally ill -- Services for -- Great Britain

• Routledge,

• 0415369797 (cased)
• 0415369800 (pbk.) :

• No price

• Includes bibliographical references and index.
• Introduction 1. The State We're In 2. How We Got Here 3. Mad Axemen and the Growth of Coercion 4. A New Law for the 21st Century 5. The Clamour for Consumer Control 6. Taking Care to the Community 7. Taking Care to the Home 8. Taking Care to the Street 9. Life Stories 10. Carers: The Missing Link 11. The New Meaning of Community Care.

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