Titlebook: Medicalizing Counselling; Issues and Tensions Tom Strong Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 DSM VI.Critical Men

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Discourses of Counselling and Human Concern, (as ideology in a critical theory sense), common approaches (psychodynamic, cognitive, poststructural, systemic, feminist) developed and taken up within counselling are reviewed as discourses. These “insider” discourses (to counsellors) are contrasted with other discourses for human concerns (spiri

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Human Concerns as Diagnosable Mental Health Disorders, Danziger, Foucault, and Hacking. Drawing from sociological writers, it critically traces a history of psychopathology as an expansionary discourse. In particular, it examines some of the debates that have preoccupied developers of the different editions of the . . (DSM), such as abandoning psychody

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,Legitimizing an Emergent Mental Health “Monoculture”?,f diagnosable mental disorders and evidence-based practices (EBPs). Psychiatry’s pursuit of scientific legitimacy is examined through development of DSM-III–DSM-5 and corresponding evidence-based treatments (cf. Cochrane Collaboration for Evidence-Based Medicine). Clinical psychology is examined for

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Medicating and Technologizing Our Diagnosable Lives, from the critical journalism of Robert Whitaker, and insider perspectives of Marcia Angell and Irving Kirsch, this chapter presents Andrew Lakoff’s research into pharmaceutical reasoning and pharmaceuticalization. Such reasoning stems from a view that pharmaceutical companies seek a general approac

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Medicalizing Tensions Associated with Administering and Regulating Counselling, from the author’s research it explores how medicalizing discourse has come to influence key documents, practices, and understandings of professionals who regulate, manage, and fund counselling. It examines such things as employee assistance guidelines for mental health services, changes to document

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