Apa Handbook of Clinical Psychology ― Roots and Branches / Theory and Research / Applications and Methods/ Psychopathology and Health / Education and Profession

Mental health specialists from around the world provide a five-volume set from the American Psychological Association (APA) on the science, practice, research, theory, and training in clinical psychology, emphasizing the themes of diversity, evidence-based practice, and international research. Respective volumes cover historical roots and specific branches and work settings; key theoretical and research approaches; assessment, treatment, and prevention applications and methods, as well as professional activities like administration, teaching, research, advocacy, and public policy; psychopathology and health, including common mental disorders and health and relational disorders; and aspects of education and the profession, including supervision, peer support, self-care, personal therapy, and learning from research and practice, as well as ethics, regulations, and professional organizations. Annotation c2016 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)