Chapter 1. The history of unreason: social construction of mental illness -- Chapter 2. Risk: what is it, whom does it protect, and what happened to care? -- Chapter 3. Healthcare decision making: allied health and equity -- Chapter 4. Inherent requirements and social work education: issues of access and equity -- Chapter 5. Mental health access issues by people of refugee backgrounds in Australia -- Chapter 6. Individual funding for people with mental health issues: opportunities, tensions, and outcomes -- Chapter 7. Aboriginal wellbeing: a culturally safe, trauma-informed framework for health and mental health services -- Chapter 8. Violence: mental health, family, and media reporting -- Chapter 9. Access to evidence-based services for individuals with borderline personality disorder -- Chapter 10. Working with lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people in care relationships -- Chapter 11. Mental health education and literacy in schools: the Australian experience -- Chapter 12. Encouraging social inclusion for older adults through "interest"-led technology use -- Chapter 13. Natural environments, ecosystems, conflict, and wellbeing: access to water.