1 Introduction Section A Conceptual issues 2 Moving beyond scientism and skepticism 3 Finding a word for it: An ordinary language philosophical perspective on the role of values-based practice as a partner to evidence-based practice 4 Welfarist psychiatry goes global 5 The ethics of flourishing or failing: Social, economic and environmental determinants of global mental health in an uncertain future Section B Global neuroethics 6 The ethics of neurogenetics research in Africa: Considerations and guidelines 7 Cosmetic psychopharmacology in a global context 8 Some ethics of deep brain stimulation 9 Global mental health and the treatment gap: A human rights and neuroethics concern 10 Poverty and mental health in post-war countries: The case of Uganda and Sierra Leone Section C Disorders/developmental stages 11 Interactive role-playing and health-related quality of life assessment in children with neurocognitive sequelae: A global neuroethics research approach 12 Neuroethics and cannabis use globally: Impact on adolescent cognition and wellbeing 13 Disease, wellness, and addiction: A global perspective 14 Disease and wellness across the lifespan: A global perspective on the mental health burden of dementia 15 Addressing disability in global mental health and neuroethics: Challenges and hopes Section D Conclusion 16 Ethical issues in global mental health

"Physically, the book itself is soft bound in a light blue color with a graphic on the cover. It is printed on glossy paper throughout the 294 pages and a few figures are interspersed in the text throughout the volume, which facilitates an easy flow of reading. Each book chapter is organized with cited references at the end. Overall, the volume represents a novel introduction to a body of research that all mental health professionals should be familiar with as we serve a global, diverse population. The book is informative, interesting, and offers insight to complex ethical and conceptual issues that become clearer as the reader learns about clinical decision making in settings with non-Western values and customs. The process of change begins with awareness, so educational non-traditional mental health texts, such as this volume, remain important for the growth of global mental health care." --Lena Dobson, Ph.D. Independent Practice

Synthesizes existing work at the intersection of global mental health and neuroethics Presents the work of leading practitioners of global mental health and neuroethics who address clinical issues Looks at clinical decision-making in settings with non-Western values and customs Covers patient empowerment, human rights, cognitive enhancement, and more