Clinical Psychology, 3rd Ed. offers an introduction to clinical psychology as it is operating on the ground–delivering clinical interventions, supervision, consultation, training, and research in rapidly changing health and care services.

List of ContributorsSeries Preface G. DaveyPreface G. Davey, N. Lake, A. Whittington Part I: What is Clinical Psychology? 1. What Does a Clinical Psychologist Do? F. Jones, C. Hartley 2. The Art and Science of Psychological Practice N. Lake, A. Whittington 3. Working in Teams – Different Professions, Different Models of Care and the Role of the Clinical Psychologist P. Casares, N. Lake Part II: Working with Children and Families 4. Working with Children and Young People M. John 5. Working with Families G. Lee, R. Singh Part III: Working with Adults in Psychological Difficulty 6. Working with Depression K. Cavanagh, C. Strauss 7. Working with People with Anxiety Disorders A. Moulton-Perkins, A. Whittington, M. Chinery 8. Working with People with Psychosis M. Hayward, S. Meddings, J. Harris 9. Working with People with Personality Disorders B. Solts, R. Harvey 10. Working with People with Eating Disorders R. Pantke, N. Joughin 11. Working with People with PTSD M. Crowley, I. Santos, N. Grey12. Working with People in Forensic Mental Health Services M. Lawson, L. MinchinPart IV: Working with People with Disabilities and Physical Health Problems 13. Working with People with Intellectual Disabilities J. Burns 14. Working with Autistic People D. Howard, A. Roberts15. Working with People with Physical Health Problems A. Busuttil, A. Moulton-Perkins, M. Tuite 16. Working with People with Dementia J. Shepard, S. Stapleton, M. Jeal 17. Working in Neuropsychology A. ReasonPart V: Current Professional Issues in Clinical Psychology 18. Clinical Psychology: Past, Present, Future A. Whittington, N. Lake 19. Moving Forward into Clinical Psychology C. Strauss, M. JohnIndex