Designed for graduate courses in clinical psychology, this book covers diagnosis, treatment planing, ethics, and legal concerns. Its case- based approached seeks to simplify common clinical situations by presenting a standard format and relating it to immediate concerns, short-term goals, and long-

Clinical and Counseling Practice offers integrated coverage of diagnosis, treatment planning, and ethical and legal aspects of clinical practice, demonstrating their application to clinical cases. This text is a concise, case-based resource that distills coursework and supervision cases into a single, readily accessible volume. Assuming a basic knowledge of abnormal psychology and the theories of psychotherapy, Clinical and Counseling Practice addresses the most common issues that beginning clinicians and counselors face. The key strategy of this text is to simplify common situations by using a format that includes three elements: immediate concerns, short-term goals, and long-term goals.

I. DIAGNOSIS, ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT PLANNING.
1. Diagnostic Assessment and Treatment Planning.
2. Ethical and Cross-Cultural Aspects of Practice.
II. REVIEW OF THE DSM-IV DIAGNOSES.
3. Childhood Disorders.
4. Anxiety Disorders.
5. Eating Disorders.
6. Addiction Disorders.
7. Mood Disorders.
8. Schizophrenia and Other Psychoses.
9. Delirium and Dementias.
10. Post-Traumatic and Acute Stress Disorders.
11. Sexual Dysfunction.
12. Personality and Other Disorders.