Pauline Lane is Reader in Mental Health at Anglia Ruskin University and has previously held the post of National Programme Lead for Black and Minority Ethnic Elders Mental Health at the Department of Health. Pauline has a strong background in conducting research with black and ethnic minority communities and has also worked with various refugee groups.Rachel Tribe is Professor of Applied Psychology at the University of East London. She is a chartered organisational and chartered counselling psychologist who has experience of working in the private, public, charity and academic sectors, and is a fellow of the British Psychological Society and an HCPC registered Psychologist. Rachel has also acted as a consultant for a number of organisations, including the National Institute for Mental Health (NIMHE).

This is writing par excellence; the contributors have integrated statistics, analysis, critiques and strategic oversight with explorations of values in a thoughtful and reflective way. Dense with valuable information yet superbly accessible. Any page at which you open this book, will draw you in.

• Introduction. Pauline Lane and Rachel Tribe. Chapter One. Common Mental Health Problems. Dr Maureen McIntosh and Dr Afreen Huq. Section One: Establishing Some of the Key Principles of Anti-Discriminatory Practice in Older People's Mental Health. 2. Conceptualising Ageing and Anti-discriminatory Practice. Pauline Lane. 3. Humanising the Mental Health Context. Maria Castro Romero. 4. Ageing, Ethnicity and Mental Health. Rachel Tribe. 5. The Mental Capacity Act (2005) and Ageing. 6. Anti-discriminatory Practice: Caring for Carers of Older Adults with Mental Health Dilemmas. Rachel Tribe and Pauline Lane. 7. End of Life Issues. Pauline Lane and Rachel Tribe. Section Two: Insights. 8. Ageing and Mental Health Issues for People with Learning Disabilities. Mustafar Oladosu and Rene Kyd Williams. 9. Ageing, Sexual Orientation and Mental Health: Lesbian, Gay Bisexual, Transgendered and Intersex Older People. Matt Broadway Horner. 10. Understanding the Lives of Older Gypsies and Travellers and the Impact of Inequality on their Mental Health. Siobhan Spencer and Pauline Lane. 11. Social Exclusion and Anti-Discriminatory Practice: The Case of Older Homeless People. Peter Cockersell. Section Three: Additional Information and Practical Guidance to Support Positive Practice. 12. The Rough Guide to Working with Interpreters in Mental Health. Rachel Tribe and Pauline Lane. 13. Ageing, Food and Malnutrition. Pauline Lane and Rachel Tribe. Index.

Pauline Lane is Reader in Mental Health at Anglia Ruskin University and has previously held the post of National Programme Lead for Black and Minority Ethnic Elders Mental Health at the Department of Health. Pauline has a strong background in conducting research with black and ethnic minority communities and has also worked with various refugee groups.Rachel Tribe is Professor of Applied Psychology at the University of East London. She is a chartered organisational and chartered counselling psychologist who has experience of working in the private, public, charity and academic sectors, and is a fellow of the British Psychological Society and an HCPC registered Psychologist. Rachel has also acted as a consultant for a number of organisations, including the National Institute for Mental Health (NIMHE).

This is writing par excellence; the contributors have integrated statistics, analysis, critiques and strategic oversight with explorations of values in a thoughtful and reflective way. Dense with valuable information yet superbly accessible. Any page at which you open this book, will draw you in.

• Introduction. Pauline Lane and Rachel Tribe. Chapter One. Common Mental Health Problems. Dr Maureen McIntosh and Dr Afreen Huq. Section One: Establishing Some of the Key Principles of Anti-Discriminatory Practice in Older People's Mental Health. 2. Conceptualising Ageing and Anti-discriminatory Practice. Pauline Lane. 3. Humanising the Mental Health Context. Maria Castro Romero. 4. Ageing, Ethnicity and Mental Health. Rachel Tribe. 5. The Mental Capacity Act (2005) and Ageing. 6. Anti-discriminatory Practice: Caring for Carers of Older Adults with Mental Health Dilemmas. Rachel Tribe and Pauline Lane. 7. End of Life Issues. Pauline Lane and Rachel Tribe. Section Two: Insights. 8. Ageing and Mental Health Issues for People with Learning Disabilities. Mustafar Oladosu and Rene Kyd Williams. 9. Ageing, Sexual Orientation and Mental Health: Lesbian, Gay Bisexual, Transgendered and Intersex Older People. Matt Broadway Horner. 10. Understanding the Lives of Older Gypsies and Travellers and the Impact of Inequality on their Mental Health. Siobhan Spencer and Pauline Lane. 11. Social Exclusion and Anti-Discriminatory Practice: The Case of Older Homeless People. Peter Cockersell. Section Three: Additional Information and Practical Guidance to Support Positive Practice. 12. The Rough Guide to Working with Interpreters in Mental Health. Rachel Tribe and Pauline Lane. 13. Ageing, Food and Malnutrition. Pauline Lane and Rachel Tribe. Index.

Pauline Lane is Reader in Mental Health at Anglia Ruskin University and has previously held the post of National Programme Lead for Black and Minority Ethnic Elders Mental Health at the Department of Health. Pauline has a strong background in conducting research with black and ethnic minority communities and has also worked with various refugee groups.Rachel Tribe is Professor of Applied Psychology at the University of East London. She is a chartered organisational and chartered counselling psychologist who has experience of working in the private, public, charity and academic sectors, and is a fellow of the British Psychological Society and an HCPC registered Psychologist. Rachel has also acted as a consultant for a number of organisations, including the National Institute for Mental Health (NIMHE).

This is writing par excellence; the contributors have integrated statistics, analysis, critiques and strategic oversight with explorations of values in a thoughtful and reflective way. Dense with valuable information yet superbly accessible. Any page at which you open this book, will draw you in.

• Introduction. Pauline Lane and Rachel Tribe. Chapter One. Common Mental Health Problems. Dr Maureen McIntosh and Dr Afreen Huq. Section One: Establishing Some of the Key Principles of Anti-Discriminatory Practice in Older People's Mental Health. 2. Conceptualising Ageing and Anti-discriminatory Practice. Pauline Lane. 3. Humanising the Mental Health Context. Maria Castro Romero. 4. Ageing, Ethnicity and Mental Health. Rachel Tribe. 5. The Mental Capacity Act (2005) and Ageing. 6. Anti-discriminatory Practice: Caring for Carers of Older Adults with Mental Health Dilemmas. Rachel Tribe and Pauline Lane. 7. End of Life Issues. Pauline Lane and Rachel Tribe. Section Two: Insights. 8. Ageing and Mental Health Issues for People with Learning Disabilities. Mustafar Oladosu and Rene Kyd Williams. 9. Ageing, Sexual Orientation and Mental Health: Lesbian, Gay Bisexual, Transgendered and Intersex Older People. Matt Broadway Horner. 10. Understanding the Lives of Older Gypsies and Travellers and the Impact of Inequality on their Mental Health. Siobhan Spencer and Pauline Lane. 11. Social Exclusion and Anti-Discriminatory Practice: The Case of Older Homeless People. Peter Cockersell. Section Three: Additional Information and Practical Guidance to Support Positive Practice. 12. The Rough Guide to Working with Interpreters in Mental Health. Rachel Tribe and Pauline Lane. 13. Ageing, Food and Malnutrition. Pauline Lane and Rachel Tribe. Index.