Conscience and Critic

This collection showcases the impactful works of Keith Tudor in mental health, covering various themes and practical insights. Conscience and Critic is essential reading for professionals and students alike.

The book Conscience and Critic compiles thirty-five years of Keith Tudor’s notable contributions to mental health. This collection highlights a diverse array of topics, including psychotherapy, social policy, and the promotion of positive mental wellbeing. Drawing from his extensive experience across various fields such as probation, counselling, hospital and psychiatric social work, and education, Keith provides insightful reflections on both practice and theory.

Throughout his professional journey, Keith Tudor has been deeply concerned with the relationship between the psyche and society. His writings delve into critical issues such as the politics of disability, mental health reform, and class-conscious therapeutic practices. He also engages with the application and critique of theory, as well as the complexities surrounding health regulation and professional registration. This multifaceted approach offers readers a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and dynamics within mental health.

Conscience and Critic will resonate with psychotherapists and mental health practitioners alike, providing valuable perspectives for those engaged in the field. Additionally, students of psychotherapy will find this collection to be a rich resource that encapsulates the evolution of thought and practice in mental health over the decades.