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Research demonstrates that approximately 50% of American adults who experience mental health or substance-use issues face both mental health and substance use challenges [1]. Ethics in Mental Health-Substance Use [2] employs a multidisciplinary and holistic method to explore challenges that affect the lives of individuals with mental health and substance use issues and those who love and care for them. The authors, which include nurses, physicians, psychologists, ethicists and lawyers, outline challenges such as the assessment of capacity for treatment in “high-stakes” treatment choices such as electroconvulsive therapy or medical assistance in dying, since mental health conditions and substance use can impact the capacity to confer consent for such treatment. Principles related to contemporary issues such as harm reduction and respect for boundaries within dual relationships are introduced, making this book a particularly useful guide for practitioners and ethicists new to this field of practice.

Review of: Cooper, D.B. (ed.) (2017) Ethics in Mental Health-Substance Use