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Advances in health psychology critical approaches Christine Horrocks and Sally Johnson (eds)

The focus of this book is looking at how critical health psychology can lead to action and, with it, social change. The contributors all have an interest in health, mainly using qualitative methods in participative and community projects with marginalised groups. Some take an explicitly feminist perspective in their research.