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Clinical Case Formulations: Matching the Integrative Treatment Plan to the Client

6 reviews
Barbara Lichner Ingram

Wiley, 2006

Merry's review
Without question this is the essential "psychological encyclopedia from A - Z" to have on your bookshelf. Dr. Ingram provides useful and effective tools for any therapist; no matter the orientation, client population or years in the field. As a recently graduated MFT Intern, I continuously refer to Dr. Ingram's Problem Oriented Method. Each and every chapter is full of helpful and expansive ...

Mostly murder

6 reviews
Sydney Smith

D. McKay Co, 1960

Memoirs of a professor of forensic medicine
"Mostly Murder" by Sir Sydney Smith, late Professor of Forensic Medicine at the University of Edinburgh is another great true-crime autobiography from the first half of the twentieth century, very similar in its witty, epigrammatic style to British Home Office Pathologist, Professor Keith Simpson's "Forty Years of Murder." Both books are fascinating memoirs of 'mostly murders,' famous and ...

DSM-IV-TR Casebook: A Learning Companion to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth ...

8 reviews

American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc., 2002

Great Bathroom Book
This is a great book with real-life case vignettes illustrating presentations of most of the diagnoses in DSM-IV-TR. Though initially skeptical, given the contrived case names, the book is excellent. Each case is followed by a discussion of the DSM-IV diagnostic issues raised. An especially neat part of the book is a presentation of historic cases from Blueler, Freud, and others, as well as ...

Unchained Memories: True Stories of Traumatic Memories, Lost and Found

8 reviews
Lenore Terr

Pub Overstock Unlimited Inc, 1994

An Incredibly Important Book...
I have written about the same subject, i.e. Traumatic experience in childhood and repression in my review on Lenore Terr's other book, " Too Scared to Cry ". Unchained Memories is a very important work, as it shows different real-life cases. After reading the book one can make their own judgement about whether repression is a real phenomenom. ( I know from first hand experience that it is ...

Stepping Out of the Bubble: Reflections on the Pilgrimage of Counseling Therapy

7 reviews
James P. Krehbiel

Booklocker.com, 2005

A practical resource for better living
For me, "Stepping Out Of The Bubble" was reminiscent of the renowned books of author, M. Scott Peck, in the style of presenting profound insights into sensible, easy-to-understand language and clear ideas an average person can relate to. Practicing Licensed Professional Counselor and Nationally Certified Cognitive-Behavioral Therapist and author of "Stepping Out Of The Bubble", James Krehbiel ...

Never Let Me Down: A Memoir

6 reviews
Susan J. Miller

Henry Holt and Co., 1998

A LIFE REMEMBERED AND RESTORED
While the plethora of recent books penned by victims may have inured some to the stories of pain that human beings inflict upon one another, few will be unmoved by Susan Miller's trenchant family memoir Never Let Me Down. Her story causes one to ponder again accidents of birth and marvel at the remarkable resiliency within us. Relating the secrets in her life very much as she must have ...

The fifty-minute hour: A collection of true psychoanalytic tales (A Bantam book)

10 reviews
Robert Mitchell Lindner

Bantam Books, 1956

Classic account
This book was the culmination of the phenomenon of the "writing psychotherapist," when Freudian psychoanalysis was still at the height of its popularity and psychoanalysts were regarded as intrepid explorers of inner space with prestige virtually on a par with rocket scientists and physicists. Many of the analyst-writers who were popular during this period have long since been forgotten, such as ...

Deja Review: USMLE Step 1 Essentials (Total Recall Series)

5 reviews
John H. Naheedy, Daniel Orringer

McGraw-Hill Medical, 2005

awesome resource
I used this book as a quick review in the final days before my step I exam and scored much higher than I expected. I found it to be a great resource.

How We Grieve: Relearning the World

9 reviews
Thomas Attig

Oxford University Press, USA, 1996

Relearning Grieving
Is grief an illness? Are there stages of grief? Does time heal all wounds? For Thomas Attig, the answer to all of these questions is NO! Grief is a process by which one relearns his/her world, a world that has been permanently altered by the death(s) of significant persons in one's life. Using the stories of eleven persons, Attig demonstrates the active nature of grieving. For Attig, the ...

Electromyography in Clinical Practice: A Case Study Approach

5 reviews
Bashar Katirji

Mosby, 1998

My dads book, a great one.
Hi! I'm Linda Katirji, and Bashar Katirji is my dad. If you lived in my house in Ohio, you would know how long my dad worked on this book. Day and night he sat at this darn computor and wrote this book... he put so much hard work into it. Even though i cant understand half the "doctors lingo" as he calls it, (i'm only 13) i can see the effort he put into it and the satistfaction he got out of ...

Gender Loving Care: A Guide to Counseling Gender-Variant Clients

4 reviews
Randi Ettner

W. W. Norton & Company, 1999

defining the transsexual
Dr. Ettner gets right to the heart of the matter, so this is a must for the transsexual, their friends and family. You will find you are not terminally unique. We are blessed to be who we are and this book will guide you on your journey. It has given me the direction and courage I so desperately needed and I hope it may do the same for you.

This Child of Mine: A Therapist's Journey

5 reviews
Martha Wakenshaw

Harbinger Press, 2001

Strong, emotional book
Be prepared for some of the most horrific stories of situations that some children live through. Martha Wakenshaw is a professional therapist who has dealt extensively with children from some of the most frightening family situations that you can imagine. As you read this book you will be transported to some of the most horrific situations that a child could live through. Be prepared to cry ...

The Long Road Called Goodbye

5 reviews
Charlotte Akin

Creighton University Press, 2000

Absolute must for anyone dealing with Alzheimer's Disease
A very informative book written without the medicinal coldness of medical terminology. A truly real life journey of a beloved family member and the family through the anguish, confusion, sorrow, and most of all the challenges faced with the oncoming and changing stages of Alzheimer's Disease. As a spouse of an Alzheimer's victim, I wish this book had been available 6 years ago, It would have ...

A Cancer Therapy: Results of Fifty Cases and the Cure of Advanced Cancer by Diet Therapy : A Summary of 30 ...

4 reviews
Max Gerson

Greenfield Review Press, 1997

there are natural alternatives to healting cancer
I have heard Charlotte Gerson speak and have read many of the testimonies of healing in this book. I am convinced that raw foods and juicing, plus elimination of toxic foods are essential in maintaining good health and healing from all disease. It makes so much sense that our diets are killing us, but I have heard so many doctors say that it doesn't matter what we are eating. Listen to Max ...

Facing the Wolf: 0Inside the Process of Deep Feeling Therapy

4 reviews
Theresa Sheppard Alexander

Dutton Adult, 1996

"Facing the Wolf" by Theresa Sheppard Alexander
This is probably one of the best books on Primal Type Therapy available today. While Arthur Janov's books reached a large number of interested readers, promising early "cure" for neurosis, he never explained the actual process of the therapy. As a result, a number of people who tried to go through it alone, were very confused. Some of them did well, but others (both patients and ...

Platinum Vignettes - Microbiology: Ultra-High Yield Clinical Case Scenarios For USMLE Step 1 (Platinum ...

5 reviews
Adam Brochert

Hanley & Belfus, 2003

Worth more than platinum!
Wonderful review series for USMLE Step 1 preparation. This volume in particular lives up to its name, with outstanding case presentations and explanations that make sure you understand the underlying pathophysiology concepts. Memorization was not as important as key concept understanding on my exam, and this book, as well as the rest of the series, contained the high-yield info that was on my ...

Twisted: Inside the Mind of a Drug Addict (Developments in Clinical Psychiatry)

5 reviews
Carl Adam Richmond

Jason Aronson, 1997

Scary
This is by far, the most accurate account of drug addiction I have ever read. It shows to just what depths drugs can bring one, and how hard the road to recovery is.

Creating Sanctuary: Toward the Evolution of Sane Societies

4 reviews
Sandra L. Bloom

Routledge, 1997

Toxic Social Structures & The Climate of Trauma
By Dr. Ian Irvine, co-editor The Animist Creating Sanctuary is a powerful piece of writing by an almost extinct professional breed - the psychiatrist/psychologist prepared to examine the bigger picture in regards to the causes of psychic distress in modern Western societies. The book undoubtably belongs to a long tradition of humanistic and Freudian writings on mental illness as produced by ...

Platinum Vignettes - Pathology I: Ultra-High Yield Clinical Case Scenarios For USMLE Step 1 (Platinum ...

5 reviews
Adam Brochert

Hanley & Belfus, 2003

Lives up to the hype!
All my colleagues that recently took the Step 1 exam were raving about this series while I waited an extra two months to take the exam because I was so paranoid. I decided to buy the series after hearing all the hype and, for once, a book lived up to its reputation. This book in particular was extremely helpful to me in getting my mind ready for the types of questions that appeared on my exam. ...

Abnormal Psychology

4 reviews
David S. Holmes

Addison-Wesley Educational Publishers Inc., 1996

excellent textbook
I am a psychology student (in Greece) & I bought this book to help me with an abnormal psychology course that I'm taking this year. I searched in Amazon for the best textbook on the subject, & read that this one is probably the best one. I was very happy to find out, after using it this semester, that that's probably true. Of course I haven't read all the other textbooks on the same subject, ...

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