What is clinical psychology?
- 3rd ed.
- New York Oxford University Press 1999
- xi, 398p.
Explains what clinical psychology is, and what clinical psychologists do, the conceptual framework which they adopt, the rationale behind their techniques, and uses detailed case studies and examples to illustrate their material. Provides further accessible reading and a glossary of terms, to introduce this growing area of work. It also reflects the continued expansion of the profession of clinical psychology in the United Kingdom, Europe and elsewhere. Includes chapters on clinical neuropsychology, physical disability and the work of the psychologist in general medical settings. Presents an overview of psychological interventions with clients in a variety of settings and with differing types of difficulty.