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A Practical Guide To Personality Disorders, This Pocketbook Is Written With Clinical Utility In Mind. Case Examples And A Focus On Evidence Based Treatments Will Give Busy Health Professionals Confidence When Diagnosing And Treating Patients With Personality Disorders. Clear And Concise, This Book Provides Practical Advice Highlighted With Useful 'key Points' So That Readers Can Find Information Quickly And Easily. Personality Disorders Outlines The Principles Of Management, With A Focus On Pharmacological, Psychotherapeutic, And Social Interventions. Personality Disorder Is An Area Of Psychiatry With Much Confusion And Controversy, And Dr Newton-howes Explores The Current Understanding Of The Field, Including Where There Are Gaps. Informed By The Classification Systems In Icd-10 And Dsm-5, This Book Will Serve As A Practical Reference For Psychiatrists, Psychiatric Trainees, Clinical Psychologists, Gps With A Special Interest In Mental Health, And Other Mental Health Professionals.
This book investigates the clinical management and diagnostic framework of personality disorders within modern psychiatric practice. Dr. Giles Newton-Howes, a specialist in the field, synthesizes current diagnostic criteria from the ICD-10 and DSM-5 to provide a structured approach for clinicians. The text emphasizes evidence-based interventions, balancing pharmacological, psychotherapeutic, and social strategies to address the complexities inherent in treating these conditions.
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Experts highlight this text as a highly accessible and practical resource for mental health professionals navigating the complexities of personality disorder diagnosis. Readers frequently note the clinical utility of the concise, evidence-based approach provided by the author.
Page Count:
80
Publication Date:
2014-01-01
Publisher:
Oup Oxford
ISBN-10:
0191512826
ISBN-13:
9780191512827
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