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Mental Health in Ageing Current Pespectives

Author: Susmita Halder , Akash Kumar Mahato

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Publisher Prints Publications Pvt Ltd
Publication Year 2022
ISBN-13 9789393674128
Binding Hard back
Number of Pages 292 Pages
Language English
Edition 1st
Dimension (Inches) 5.5"x8.5"
Weight (Grams) 484
Subject Psychology
Category Society & Social Sciences

By the year 2050, 1 in 6 people in the world will be over the age of 65. This growth in the elderly population is estimated to happen fastest in the least developed countries, which will be home to more than two-thirds of the world’s older population. This will bring huge challenges for health care services. While the importance of mental health has been gaining wider acknowledgement across the globe, the provision and availability of mental health services for elderly may not be at par. Mental health of elderly need to be understood in different perspective, who might be at higher risk of misperception or biased impressions of their mental health needs, eventually leading light on mental health issues of elderly, including cognition, psychiatric and medical illness, loneliness and suicide. Issues related to ageing as well as environment are also discussed. The book also highlights on the approaches and challenges of psychological intervention for the elderly.

Susmita Halder

Susmita Halder is an academician, researcher and clinician. Currently she is an Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Psychology at St. Xavier’s University, Kolkata. She is a licensed Clinical Psychologist registered with the Rehabilitation Council of India. Her research interest lies in neuropsychology, cognitive remediation and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy in different populations. She has publications in peer reviewed and indexed journals and conducted workshops, delivered lectures and talks on national and international platforms.

Akash Kumar Mahato

Akash Kumar Mahato is Associate Professor and Head of the Amity Institute of Psychology and Allied Sciences, Amity University Kolkata. He has experience of over 15 years in the industry and academia. His interest areas lie in Evidence based Psychotherapy, Therapeutic indication of Neuro-cognitive Functions, and Community Mental Health.

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CONTENTS

PAGE

1

Mental Health in Relation to Ageing and Physical Health
Akash Kumar Mahato & Susmita Halder

1-27

2

The Ageing Brain: Cognition and Impact on Daily Life
Susmita Halder

20 - 37

3

Late-Life Depression: An Overlooked Reality
Megha Choudhary & Lakshmi Priya K.

38 - 64

4

Loneliness in Elderly in the Age of Social Networking
Akash Kumar Mahato & Susmita Halder

65 - 82

5

Suicide and Self Injurious Behaviours in Elderly
Susmita Halder, Shinjini Samajdar & Akash Kumar Mahato

83 - 103

6

Substance Use Disorder in Elderly Population: A Review of Biopsychosocial Factors
Sampurna Chakraborty & Shridhar Utagi

104 - 121

7

Death and Dying: Perception in Old Age
Ajaz Ahmad Sofi

122 - 139

8

Spirituality and Mental Health in Geriatric Population
Sahithya B.R. & Rithvik S. Kashyap

140 - 154

9

Transitional Acceptance Towards Aging
Debolina Roy & Madhurima Dey Sarkar

155 - 169

10

Ageing and its Manifestation through Socio-Cultural Realm
Aparajita Chakraborty

170 - 195

11

Sexuality in Elderly Persons
Prerna Sharma, Deepika Srivastav & Dweepchand Singh

196 - 208

12

A Probe into The Environmental Impact on Health and Wellbeing in Old Age
Mohua Chatterjee

209 - 230

13

Covid-19 Pandemic: Impact on Geriatric Population
Susmita Halder & Shinjini Samajdar

231 - 252

14

Psychotherapeutic Intervention on Ageing Population in Recent Perspectives
Sneha Das, Sneha Patel & Sampurna Chakraborty

253 - 276

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