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Psychiatry

Acute and TransientPsychosesAndreas Marneros and Frank PillmannBoth from Martin Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenburg,Germany

Brief and acute psychotic disorders with a short durationand a generally good prognosis have long intrigued psychiatrists. Although they are included in internationally accepted diagnostic systems,understanding of these disorders remains minimal. Thisbook is the first comprehensive overview of the clinicalfeatures, biology, course and long-term outcome of briefand acute psychoses. The authors also address the nosological status of brief and acute psychoses and theirimpact on our understanding of the continuum of psychotic and affective disorders.

Features• Covers all aspects of acute and transient

psychoses, from history of diagnosis toprognosis and treatment

• Incorporates data from the biggest longitudinal study

• Examines the impact of these disorders ongeneral understanding of the psychoticdisorders

June 2004 256pp 58 illustrations0 521 83518 6 Hardback £65.00/$110.00

Neurodevelopmentand SchizophreniaEdited by Matcheri KeshavanUniversity of Pittsburgh, USA

and James KennedyClarke Institute of Psychiatry, Toronto, Canada

Robin MurrayInstitute of Psychiatry, London, UK

Over the past decade, developmental neurobiology hasmade important strides towards elucidating the pathophysiology of psychiatric disorders. Nowhere hasthis link between basic science and clinical insightsbecome clearer than in the field of schizophreniaresearch. In this volume, the editors bring together someof the most active investigators in this field. Each contributor provides a state-of-the-art overview of therelevant research, including directions for further investigation.

Features• Focuses on a serious and debilitating

condition• Extensively referenced

October 2004 520pp 22 illustrations0 521 82331 5 Hardback £80.00/$140.00

SCHIZOPHRENIA

The Self inNeuroscience andPsychiatryEdited by Tilo KircherEberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen, Germany

and Anthony DavidInstitute of Psychiatry, London, UK

In recent years neuroscience has contributed importantinsights to the concept and construction of the self from conditions, such as schizophrenia, in which the selfbecomes disordered and can be studied against healthycontrols through experiment, building cognitive modelsof how the mind works, and imaging brain states. Thisbook focuses on current models of self-consciousnessfrom the neurosciences and psychiatry. These are setagainst introductory essays describing the philosophical,historical and psychological approaches, making this auniquely inclusive overview.

Features• Encompasses an extensive review of

current scientific and clinical approachesto consciousness and self-consciousness

• Focuses on pathological states of self-consciousness, such as in schizophrenia and disordered mentalstates

2003 496pp 35 illustrations0 521 53350 3 Paperback £30.00/$45.000 521 80387 X Hardback £80.00/$125.00

The Epidemiology ofSchizophreniaEdited by Robin M. MurrayInstitute of Psychiatry, London, UK

Peter B. JonesUniversity of Cambridge, UK

Ezra SusserColumbia University, New York, USA

Jim Van OsMaastricht University, Netherlands

and Mary CannonInstitute of Psychiatry, London, UK

The first comprehensive, epidemiological overview of thismulti-faceted and still perplexing disorder. Controversialissues on the nature and cause of schizophrenia areexplored in depth, and separate chapters are devoted totopics such as suicide, violence and substance abuse,new prospects for treatment and prevention.

2002 470pp 58 illustrations0 521 77540 X Hardback £60.00/$90.00

The Recognition andManagement of EarlyPsychosisA Preventive ApproachEdited by Patrick D. McGorryCentre for Young People’s Mental Health, Melbourne, Australia

and Henry J. JacksonUniversity of Melbourne, Australia

Foreword by Carlo Perris

‘This is an excellent, clearly written text,liberally interspersed with informative casestudies and clear diagrams which help toillustrate conceptual issues. …I am sure itwill become a classic text and do much toinspire other workers to set up early intervention programmes and hence play apart in helping to ease the plight of youngpeople with psychosis. …no department ofpsychiatry or clinical psychology, or community health team, should be withouta copy.’

BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY

1999 524pp 49 illustrations0 521 55383 0 Hardback £60.00/$90.00

Women andSchizophreniaEdited by David J. CastleMental Health Research Institute Victoria, Australia

John McGrathWolston Park Hospital, Queensland, Australia

and Jayashri KulkarniDandenong Area Mental Health Service, Australia

An examination of the biological, endocrinological,epidemiological, reproductive, psychological and socialaspects of schizophrenia as experienced by women.Sex-specific issues are assessed and their therapeutic andclinical implications evaluated.

“… an excellent presented example of thebenefits of taking a view of psychiatry thatis neither gender-blind nor using the maleas prototypical … a well-edited and readable little book.”

PROGRESS IN NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY

Features• Exceptionally readable account• Addresses a major issue in women's

mental health• Broad clinical, social and carer interest

2000 164pp 6 illustrations0 521 78617 7 Paperback £21.99/$33.00

Marijuana andMadnessPsychiatry and NeurobiologyEdited by David CastleMental Health Research Institute, Melbourne,Australia

and Robin MurrayInstitute of Psychiatry, London, UK

A comprehensive and up-to-date overview of the psychiatry and neuroscience of Cannabis sativa (marijuana) with particular emphasis on psychotic disorders. It outlines the very latest developments in ourunderstanding of the human cannabinoid system, andlinks this knowledge to clinical and epidemiological factsabout the impact of cannabis on mental health.Controversial issues are critically explored, includingwhether a discrete ‘cannabis psychosis’ exists.

Features• Comprehensive, up-to-the-minute

overview of the effect of cannabis onmental health

• Encapsulates the very latest understanding of the human cannabinoidsystem

• Applies the latest knowledge of thehuman cannabinoid system to an understanding of the underpinnings of psychotic illness

May 2004 234pp 24 illustrations0 521 81940 7 Hardback £45.00/$80.00

Preventing IntellectualDisabilityEthical and Clinical IssuesPekka LouhialaUniversity of Helsinki, Finland

This is the first book that covers comprehensively the difficult ethical issues involved in prevention of intellectual disability (ID). These issues are discussedpractically and theoretically in the light of four real cases.The cases cover the definition of ID, epidemiology,screening, and genetic counselling. Reproductive autonomy and public health models are scrutinised, andthe practical issues of prevention are examined closelywith respect to three syndromes. The question ‘Whyshould intellectual disability be prevented?’ is raisedthroughout.

Features• Written by an author who is both a

paediatrician and a philosopher• Begins and ends with real-life cases• Practical and comprehensive

2003 182pp 10 illustrations0 521 53371 6 Paperback £30.00/$40.000 521 82633 0 Hardback £70.00/$95.00

Cognitive Therapyacross the LifespanEvidence and PracticeEdited by Mark A. ReineckeNorthwestern University Medical School, Illinois, USA

and David A. ClarkUniversity of New Brunswick, Canada

Foreword by Aaron BeckPresenting a balanced and critical overview of the evidence in support of the effectiveness of cognitive-behavioral approaches to treating clinical problemsacross the lifespan. An International team of expertsanalyse the cognitive models of psychopathology onwhich these treatments are based, and identify the clinical and conceptual problems, giving specific recommendations for addressing them. The range of disorders covered includes depression, anxiety, panic disorder, schizophrenia, OCD, personality disorders,eating disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, conductproblems and addiction.

Features• Evidence-based, expert review of the

effectiveness of cognitive-behavioraltreatments of clinical problems

• Covers the full range of problems, fromaddiction to schizophrenia, across thelifespan

• Offers recommendations for best practiceand problem-solving

2003 548pp 14 illustrations0 521 53377 5 Paperback £35.00/ $50.000 521 65109 3 Hardback £80.00/$110.00

A Guide to AspergerSyndromeChristopher GillbergUniversity of Göteborg, Sweden

An accessible handbook for all those touched byAsperger syndrome, one of the most common variants ofdisorders in the so-called autism spectrum. ChristopherGillberg, a world-renowned authority in the field, givesan in-depth account of symptoms, diagnosis, prevalence,background factors, prognosis and intervention. Thisbook is intended for a wide readership, including thoseaffected, their families, and clinicians.

‘…the authors’ commitment to the people with autism whom they treat andwith whom they work is an inspiration toall readers.’

JOURNAL OF AMERICAN ACADEMY OF CHILD

ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY


Autism and AspergerSyndromeEdited by Uta FrithMRC Cognitive Development Unit, London, UK

Is Asperger syndrome a syndrome in its own right or is ita form of autism? This book gives the first coherentaccount of Asperger syndrome as a distinct variant ofautism and will undoubtedly cause a good deal ofdebate.

‘….the first-ever translation into English ofAsperger’s paper… an invaluable book, notonly for researchers, therapists and clinicians, but for parents and teachers, foreveryone concerned with understandingautism, and seeing its clinical and itshuman dimension too.’

OLIVER SACKS

1991 257pp 0 521 38608 X Paperback £22.99/$35.00

DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS

Autism and PervasiveDevelopmentalDisordersEdited by Fred R. VolkmarYale Child Study Center, New Haven, USA

‘ … provides an up-to-date overview of thecondition, which is both detailed in its coverage and broad in its scope.’

PAEDIATRIC AND PERINATAL EPIDEMIOLOGY

Features• Autism is constantly at the forefront of

research and clinical interest• This book surveys biological, clinical and

educational issues with unrivalled authority

• Volkmar is probably the leading clinicianworking on autism and with autistic people


The Social Constructionof IntellectualDisabilityMark RapleyMurdoch University, Western Australia

Intellectual disability is usually thought of as a form ofinternal, individual affliction, little different from diabetes,paralysis or chronic illness. This study shows that whatwe usually understand as being an individual problem isactually an interactional, or social, product.

Features• First full-length application of discursive

psychology to the study of intellectual disability

• Detailed transcripts of actual interactionbetween professionals and people categorized as ‘intellectually disabled’

• Challenges many of the assumptions ofdisability studies

2004 256pp0 521 00529 9 Paperback £17.99/$31.990 521 80900 2 Hardback £40.00/$75.00

Parental PsychiatricDisorderDistressed Parents and theirFamiliesSecond EditionEdited by Michael GöpfertWebb House Democratic Therepeutic Community, Crewe, UK

Jeni Webster5 Boroughs Partnership, Warrington, UK

and Mary V. SeemanUniversity of Toronto, Canada

It is indisputable that mental illness in a parent has serious and often adverse effects on the child, somethingwhich is surprisingly unreflected in clinical service provision. In this completely rewritten new edition, aninternational, multidisciplinary team of professionalsreview the most up-to-date treatment interventions froma practical, clinical point of view.

Review from first edition‘A unique and innovative approach to family issues in psychiatric disorders … amajor contribution to the field.’

HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL

Features• An interdisciplinary and international

account of a difficult and neglected problem area

• Includes the viewpoints of both childrenand adults with case studies and reports

• Provides guidance for ethical practice inmarginal cases


Prader-Willi SyndromeDevelopment andManifestationsJoyce Whittington and Tony HollandBoth from University of Cambridge, UK

Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS) is associated with anassortment of physical, behavioural and cognitive abnormalities creating a broad range of interdisciplinarycare needs. In this book the authors identify and integrate the latest findings about how best to managethe complex medical, nutritional, psychological,educational, social and therapeutic needs of people withPWS. Both have been involved in the Cambridge PWSstudy, which is the largest and most rounded of thecohort studies of PWS anywhere in the world. The uniquedata it provides is the basis of this book.

Features• Describes findings based on a unique,

genetically proven, population-based sample

• Integrates the findings from differentareas of research into new theories aboutthe syndrome

• Tony Holland is known worldwide for hiswork in this area


NEW EDITION

Fighting for MentalHealthA Personal ViewNorman SartoriusUniversity of Geneva, Switzerland

These essays range from trenchant critiques to morelight-hearted pieces, but all point to the core concernsfor worldwide mental health programmes today. This is abook that every psychiatrist will wish to own, both as asurvey of current debates in their discipline, and a reflection of one of the sharpest minds brought to bearupon them.

'This book is a delight to read. By one ofour leading international psychiatrists, itbrings both wisdom and knowledge tobear on many key issues that the mentalhealth movement currently faces … this isa book to savour: it is enjoyable as astraight read … but it is also a book forthe bedside, to dip into from time to time… this book is contemporary and inspiring,challenging psychiatrists to become moreinvolved with the wider contextual milieuin which we operate.'


Features• Written by one of the most important

and best-loved psychiatrists alive today• Accessible and entertaining writing,

ranging from stern critiques to anecdote


PSYCHIATRY AND SOCIETY

Terrorism and DisasterIndividual and CommunityResponses to TraumaEdited by Robert Ursano, Carol S. Fullertonand Ann E. NorwoodAll from the Uniformed Services University of the HealthSciences, Bethesda, USA

This new book follows on from Ursano et al.’s earlier titleIndividual and Community Responses to Trauma andDisaster to expand the focus on terrorism. There is widespread belief amongst professionals that terrorism(and torture) produce the highest and most diffuse ratesof psychiatric sequelae of all the types of disaster. In thisbook the world’s experts assess the lessons learned fromthe most recent atrocities.

Features• Cutting-edge, expert account of the

lessons learned from the most recent terrorist attacks

• Looks at prevention, intervention, theimpact of leadership and the effects ofcontamination

• Examines the similarities and the differences between the effects of different types of disaster

2003 364pp 49 illustrations0 521 533457 Paperback £40.00/$55.000 521 82606 3 Hardback £110.00/$150.00

BioterrorismPsychological and Public HealthInterventionsEdited by Robert J. Ursano, Ann E. Norwoodand Carol S. FullertonAll from the Uniformed Services University School ofMedicine, Bethesda MD, USA

After the sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway system in1995 just 12 people died but more than 5000 soughtmedical care for possible exposure. Bioterrorism can create chaos and disruption on a national and international scale. Moreover, it is believed to incur themost devastating psychological sequelae of all disastersand terrorist events. Planning and pre-disaster exercisesare essential for allocating resources and devising effective mental health interventions. Includes two CDsshowing an international panel of experts discussinghow best to plan for a bioterrorist event.

Features• The only book specifically about

bioterroris• Written by experts in the forefront of

public health policy planning for terrorismand bioterrorism in particular

• Includes two CDs showing an international panel of experts discussingand teaching how best to plan for abioterrorist event

June 2004 375pp 41 illustrations0 521 81472 3 Hardback £70.00/$110.00

CatatoniaA Clinician’s Guide to Diagnosisand TreatmentMax FinkState University of New York, Stony Brook, USA

and Michael Alan TaylorFinch University of Health Sciences, Chicago, USA

Catatonia is a syndrome of motor dysregulation found inas many as 10% of acutely ill psychiatric inpatients.Treatments are well defined, and when used, catatoniahas an excellent prognosis. This book, by two leadingneuropsychiatrists, describes the features of catatonia,teaches the reader how to identify and treat the syndrome successfully, and describes its neurobiology.Patient vignettes from the authors’ practices, and manyfrom the classical literature, illustrate the principles ofdiagnosing and treating patients with catatonia.

Features• First book in English devoted to catatonia• Many clinical vignettes• Rating scales, tables and figures for easy

reference


Stress, the Brain andDepressionH. M. van PraagUniversiteit Maastricht, Netherlands

E. R. de KloetUniversiteit Leiden, Netherlands

and J. van OsUniversiteit Maastricht, Netherlands

Can traumatic life events cause depression? The authorsstructure their examination around three major themes: thepathophysiological role of stress in depression; whether ornot a subtype of depression exists that is particularly stress-inducible; and, finally, how best to diagnose andtreat depression in relation to its biological underpinnings.

Features• Examines the biological underpinnings of

how stress and depression work on thebrain

• Formulates a specific stress-inducible typeof depression

• Discusses how best to treat stress-induceddepression

2004 296pp 81 illustrations0 521 62147 X Hardback £65.00/$110.00

The Treatment ofAnxiety DisordersClinician Guides and PatientManualsSecond editionGavin AndrewsUniversity of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia

Mark CreamerUniversity of Melbourne, Australia

Rocco Crino, Caroline Hunt, Lisa LampeAll from University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia

Andrew PageUniversity of Western Australia, Perth, Australia

‘In my opinion this book deserves a placein any medical library for its clear and comprehensive theoretical overview, and itssynthesis of theory and practice for all doctors whose work brings them into contact with anxious patients.’

JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF MEDICINE


Disorders of the Brain and MindVolume 2Edited by Maria A. RonInstitute of Neurology, London, UK

and Trevor W. RobbinsUniversity of Cambridge, UK

This authoritative book details the most recent advancesin clinical neuroscience, from neurogenetics to the studyof consciousness.

2003 492pp 40 illustrations0 521 00456 X Paperback £50.00/$80.00

Disorders of the Brain and MindVolume 1‘This is without doubt the best introductionto neuroscience for psychiatrists.’



Behavior and Mood Disorders in Focal Brain LesionsEdited by J. Bogousslavsky, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois, Lausanne, Switzerlandand J. L. Cummings, University of California, Los Angeles, USA

Illustrated with informative case histories, this is the first clinical reference work to address the relationshipof focal brain dysfunction to disorders of mood.

‘It is exhaustive and makes us very conscious that a focal brain lesion affects notonly our faculties of speaking, thinking and moving, but also our emotional reactions… this book is a ‘must’ for professionals or medical studentsinterested in the relationships between the brain and behavioral disorders.’

EUROPEAN NEUROLOGY


DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY

ADDICTION

The Treatment ofDrinking ProblemsA Guide for the HelpingProfessionsFourth editionGriffith EdwardsNational Addiction Centre, London, UK

E. Jane MarshallSouth London NHS & Maudsley NHS Trust, UK

and Christopher C. H. CookUniversity of Kent, Canterbury, UK

The Treatment of Drinking Problems has become, overthe past twenty years, the definitive text in its field.Internationally acclaimed and translated into six languages, it is the most authoritative source book forthe treatment of alcohol problems for all professionalswho encounter them.

Review from third edition‘… a classic… I regard this book as thebest overview on the subject for practitioners who wish to understand andhelp people with alcohol problems ... aunique perspective … elegant and succinctprose, … an absolute must to read.’

THE LANCET

'This text continues to be a must for anyone working in the field of alcohol misuse.'

ADDICTION BIOLOGY

Features• Thoroughly revised new edition of a

highly successful and well-reviewed book• New chapters include an account of the

historical development of treatment overthe last 300 years, and the latest evidenceon the psychiatric comorbidities whichoften go with drinking problems

• Modern trends in relation to psychological and pharmacological interventions are fully covered and therole of self-help groups reappraised


Treatment Matching in AlcoholismEdited by Thomas F. BaborUniversity of Connecticut, USA

and Frances K. Del BocaUniversity of South Florida, USA

Edited by the principal investigators, this is the first comprehensive report of Project MATCH, the largesttreatment study ever conducted with alcoholics. Itdescribes the rationale, methods, results and implicationsof the study, and presents new findings about how treatment works, for whom it is most effective, and whodoes best in different kinds of treatment.

Features• Detailed account of the largest ever treat-

ment study in alcoholism, by the principalinvestigators

• Shows the efficacy of main treatmentapproach

• Presents first scientific evidence on theeffectiveness of Alcoholics Anonymous


Circles of RecoverySelf-help Organizations for AddictionsKeith HumphreysStanford University School of Medicine, California, USA

Self-help organizations across the world have attractedtens of millions of individuals seeking to address addiction problems with drugs or alcohol. For the firsttime, this book provides an integrative, internationalreview of research on these organizations, focusing onefficacy, how they affect individual members andwhether self-help groups and formal health care systemscan work together to combat substance abuse.

Features• Integrates clinical and multidisciplinary

literature about addiction self-helpgroups in the Pacific Rim, North America,and Europe

• Covers all alcohol addiction self-helpgroups, from Alcoholics Anonymous andbeyond

• Covers organizations for substances otherthan alcohol, such as cocaine and nicotine

2003 238pp 0 521 79277 0 Hardback £55.00/$85.00

NEW EDITION

Drugs and AddictiveBehaviourA Guide to TreatmentThird editionHamid GhodseSaint George’s Hospital Medical School, University of London, UK

This completely revised and updated third edition presents a comprehensive, international overview of substance misuse and dependence.

‘... well researched, thorough and logically ordered.’

DRUG AND ALCOHOL REVIEW


NEW EDITION

Cognitive BehaviourTherapy for Childrenand FamiliesSecond editionEdited by Philip GrahamInstitute of Child Health, University College London, UK

Entirely revised and augmented with 11 new chapters,the authors build strongly on the aims of the previousedition to provide the latest scientific validation of cognitive behaviour therapy with practical treatmentguidance for professionals working with disturbed children. Coverage ranges from school refusal to eatingand sleeping disorders and substance abuse. It will beinvaluable to clinicians providing psychological treatmentfor children and families.

From a review of the first edition:‘... impressive ... this book is likely to beread and consulted widely.’

BEHAVIOUR RESEARCH AND THERAPY

Features• Completely revised and rewritten, with 11

entirely new chapters• Describes ways in which Cognitive

Behaviour Therapy can be combined withother treatments

• Covers a broad range of disorders

Cambridge Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

Sept 2004 525pp 30 illustrations0 521 52992 1 Paperback £44.99/$65.00

Stalkers and theirVictimsPaul E. Mullen, Michele Pathé,and Rosemary PurcellAll from Monash University, Victoria, Victoria and Victorian Institute of Forensic Mental Health, Australia

Winner of the 2001 Manfred S. Guttmacheraward

‘….Written with genuine eloquence,argued with unfailing insight, and suffused with compassion, the book upsthe ante on all future work on stalking.’

JOHN MONAHAN, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA


Surviving StalkingMichele PathéVictorian Institute of Forensic Mental Health, Brunswick, Australia

With the aid of real-life examples, Michele Pathédescribes the traumatic effects of stalking, the course ofthese symptoms, and how best to access psychologicalcare and support. It will be of great interest not only tothose who have been or are being stalked, but also tothe health, law enforcement and legal professionals whowork with stalkers and their victims.


Criminality andViolence among theMentally DisorderedThe Stockholm MetropolitanProjectSheilagh Hodgins and Carl-Gunnar JansonAttempts to describe and understand the criminality ofthe mentally disordered.

‘This book is very important for forensicmental health care professionals andresearchers. The authors present a uniqueset of prospective and retrospectiveSwedish data on the relationship betweenmental disorder and crime. … I highly recommend this book to all forensic mental health professionals andresearchers in the field. Not only are thefindings from the research presentedimportant and unique; the authors alsoteach us much about research methodology, and its limitations, that leadthe way for future research in this field.’

BEHAVIOUR RESEARCH AND THERAPY

Cambridge Studies in Criminology

2002 240pp0 521 58073 0 Hardback £42.50/$65.00

Psychotherapy andCounselling in PracticeA Narrative FrameworkDigby TantamUniversity of Sheffield, UK

The many different therapeutic models in use today canlead to blind spots in clinical practice. This important andtimely book gives a balanced synthesis, based on actualcases, evidence, practice and experience, to describe theprocess of psychotherapy and identify the fundamentalelements that lead to good outcome across all itsschools.

I highly recommend this book for its non-intimidating style,portability andhumanistic approach to both short-termand long-term therapy. I would consider itvaluable reading for the current psychiatricsyllabus.'

DOCTORS.NET

'This in-depth and detailed book is very different than others in this field becauseof its unique focus …'.

DOODY'S PUBLISHING

Features• Comprehensive overview of the whole

field of psychotherapy and counselling• Evidence-based approach based around

case studies• Covers the most recent psychological and

neurobiological theories


PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPY

FORENSIC

NEW

Somatoform DisordersA Medicolegal GuideMichael TrimbleInstitute of Neurology, London,UK

People with somatoform disorder present with a range ofsymptoms that typically last for years and can’t be tracedto a specific physical cause. Such symptoms may rangefrom frequent headaches to gastrointestinal problems.This book is an in-depth, clinically orientated review ofsomatoform disorders and related clinical presentations(such as chronic fatigue syndrome) and how they presentin a medico-legal setting. It is aimed at both cliniciansand lawyers who deal with injury claims where these disorders impact much more frequently than is generallyrecognised.

Features• Written at the medical-legal interface• Clinically oriented• Broad approach, including a historical

overview


Neuropsychiatry: AnIntroductory ApproachDavid B. Arciniegas and Thomas P. BeresfordBoth from University of Colorado, Denver, USA

‘The ideal platform or foundation on whichto grow a sophisticated knowledge of clinical neuroscience. I congratulate andapplaud the authors for an outstandingcontribution to both teachers and studentsof neuropsychiatry.’

FROM THE FOREWORD BYTHOMAS W. MCALLISTER

2001 458pp 81 illustrations 0 521 64431 3 Paperback £38.00/$57.000 521 64311 2 Hardback £110.00/$160.00

Psychiatric andCognitive Disorders inParkinson’s DiseaseSergio StarksteinBuenos Aires Neuropsychiatric Center, Argentina

and Marcelo MerelloRaul Carrea Institute of Neurological Research-FLENI,Argentina

Derived from the neurological and psychiatric assessmentof hundreds of patients by the authors, this book provides an account of emotional and cognitive aspectsof Parkinson’s disease.

‘This book offers a welcome and comprehensive account of the emotionalproblems that are encountered inParkinson’s disease: cognitive deficits,depression, anxiety, neuropsychologicaland psychiatric side effects of antiparkinsonian medications.’

PSYCHOTHERAPY AND PSYCHOSOMATICS


Memory Disorders inPsychiatric PracticeEdited by German E. BerriosUniversity of Cambridge, UK

and John R. HodgesUniversity of Cambridge, MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge, UK

Memory complaints are a frequent feature of psychiatricdisorder, even in the absence of organic disease. Thispractical reference for clinicians examines the psychiatricand organic aspects of memory disorders from the multidisciplinary memory clinic perspective.


The Neuropsychiatry ofEpilepsyEdited by Michael R. TrimbleInstitute of Neurology, London, UK

and E. Bettina SchmitzHumboldt-Universität, Berlin, Germany

A multi-national team of experts review and explore theinterface between epilepsy and behaviour disorders. Theybegin by looking at how adequate existing classificationsare for defining the subtleties of behavioural changes inpatients with neurological disorders. Coverage is broad-ranging and offers both a diagnostic and management perspective.

'… this book serves to show the huge possibilities for research in this fascinatingarea of neurology, with implications for ourunderstanding of epilepsy and other affective disorders and better treatment ofpatients in the future.'

THE LANCET

Features• Addresses the interface between

neurology and psychiatry• Practical, and treatment-oriented• Timely and up-to-date


NEUROPSYCHIATRY

InsomniaPrinciples and ManagementEdited by Martin P. SzubaUniversity of Pennsylvania, USA

and Jacqueline D. KlossDrexel University, Philadelphia, USA

David F. DingesUniversity of Pennsylvania, USA

Despite its prevalence, insomnia remains poorly under-stood, mainly because of the lack of clear scientific datasupporting the many approaches used. This book collatesup-to-date scientific data to identify the gaps in ourknowledge and improve clinical management. A team ofexperts cover insomnia throughout the lifespan, the relevant biological systems, and the impact of relatedproblems (such as shift work, industrial accidents, mooddisorders, et cetera).

Features• Authoritative one-stop resource for

healthcare providers and interestedlaypeople

• Useful appendices for clinical assessmentand management of insomnia


Psychiatric Intensive CareSecond editionDominic BeerBracton Centre, Kent, UK

Stephen PerieraGoodmayes Hospital, Essex & Guy’s & St.Thomas’ School of Medicine, London, UK

Carol PatonBracton Centre, Kent, UK

Significantly expanded and updated from the first edition, this book is essential reading for all healthcareprofessionals and managers involved in the care of thementally ill patient, particularly in the intensive care environment. New chapters include: Interface withGeneral Psychiatry, Interface with Learning Difficulties,Interface with the Child and Adolescent, Interface withSubstance Misuse, Interface with Social Work, User andCarer Issues, Legal Issues and National Standards andGood Practice in Psychiatric Intensive Care.

Oct 2004 400pp 75 illustrations1 841 102008 Paperback £32.50/$58.00

Medical Managementof Eating DisordersC. Laird BirminghamUniversity of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada

and Pierre BeumontUniversity of Sydney, Australia

This is a practical guide to the medical complications andtreatment of anorexia nervosa and related eating disorders. The principles and practice of treatment arefully covered including medical and nutritional therapies.Psychiatric and psychological issues are also addressedand provide details of specific psychological therapies.The text is supplemented with diagnostic colour photographs of important physical manifestations of eating disorders. Although the text is suitable for allhealth care professionals looking after these patients,special information is provided for general practitioners,nursing staff, family carers and the patients themselves.

Features• Full of very practical advice on how to

administer the best care for thesepatients, and how to overcome and avoidpotentially serious medical complications

• Provides guidance on looking after specialcategories of patients: with diabetes mellitus, during pregnancy, in adolescents,and male patients

• Eleven full colour photographs of thephysical manifestations of eating disorders that will help the reader identifyphysical signs

Aug 2004 200pp 22 illustrations0 521 54662 1 Paperback £30.00/$45.00

HIV and PsychiatryA Training and ResourceManualSecond EditionMarie-Josée Brouillette, Kenneth Citron and Alexandra BeckettThis new edition, fully revised and case-based, is anessential training resource for mental health professionals dealing with HIV-infected people.

Dec 2004 288 pp 42 illustrations0 521 00918 9 Paperback £35.00/£60.00

Introduction to Functional Magnetic Resonance ImagingPrinciples and TechniquesRichard B. BuxtonUniversity of California, San Diego, USA

Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) is now astandard tool for mapping activation patterns in thehuman brain. This highly interdisciplinary field involvesneuroscientists and physicists as well as clinicians whoneed to understand the rapidly increasing range,flexibility and sophistication of the techniques.

Features• Detailed introduction to the physics and

physiology of fMRI techniques• Extensive treatment of how fMRI works

and what the pitfalls are• CD-ROM of supplementary images to the

book is also available

2002 536pp 168 illustrations0 521 58113 3 Hardback £110.00/$160.000 521 00275 3 CD-ROM £110.00/$160.000 521 00274 5 Book and

CD-ROM Pack £190.00/$280.00

EssentialPsychopharmacologythe Prescribers GuideStephen M. StahlUniversity of California, San Diego, USA

A pragmatic guide for prescribing clinicians. StephenStahl gives all the information a prescriber needs for 99 psychotropic drugs in four categories: general therapeutics, side effects, special populations, and pearls.Each element has a target icon for easy location, andtwo comprehensive indexes give the generic and proprietary names for all the drugs featured, and list thegeneric drugs by use.

December 2004 416pp 4 illustrations0 521 01169 8 Paperback £30.00/$45.00

ALSO OF INTEREST

FORTHCOMING

FORTHCOMING

Outcomes inNeurodevelopmentaland Genetic DisordersEdited by Patricia HowlinSaint George’s Hospital Medical School, London, UK

and Orlee UdwinMary Sheridan Centre for Child Health, London, UK

A description of the causes and treatment of a variety ofdevelopmental and genetic disorders, focusing on courseand outcome over time – issues with important implications for education, health, social and employment services. The authors give clinicians succinct,up-to-date research summaries and practical guidelinesfor intervention and management.Cambridge Child and Adolescent Psychiatry series


CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY

Suicide in Children and AdolescentsEdited by Robert KingYale University, Connecticut, USA

and Alan ApterUniversity of Tel-Aviv Medical School, Israel

In an epoch when rates of death among the young havesteadily decreased, the persistently high rates of youthsuicide remain a challenge to both our clinical practiceand understanding. How can these deaths be prevented?Can they be anticipated? Are there perceptible patterns?What role do families and gender play? To address thesequestions, experts from all areas of psychiatry havebrought together in this volume the most recent findingsin their fields.

Features• Focused uniquely on deaths by suicide of

children and adolescents• Written by an international team of

experts from all the relevant areas of psychiatry, from epidemiology to neurobiology

• Looks at prevention and treatment outcomes for suicide attempters

Cambridge Child and Adolescent Psychiatry series


Practical Child and AdolescentPsychopharmacologyEdited by Stan KutcherDalhousie University, Nova Scotia, Canada

A synthesis of the most recent findings on the use ofpsychotropic compounds for treating a broad range ofpsychiatric disorders in children, from hyperactivity andmajor depression, to aggression, Tourette’s syndrome andsubstance abuse. The issue of tolerability, efficacy andappropriate use within a social and developmental context is also examined.Cambridge Child and Adolescent Psychiatry series


Hyperactivity andAttention Disorders of ChildhoodSecond editionEdited by Seija SandbergRoyal Free and University College Medical School, London, UK

The 2nd edition of this hugely successful book nowincludes new fields such as genetics, the effects of earlyinstitutional rearing and the adult form of the disorder.Cambridge Child and Adolescent Psychiatry series


Psychotherapy withChildren andAdolescentsHelmut RemschmidtPhilipps-University, Marburg, Germany

Translated by Peter Matthias Wehmeier and Helen CrimliskThis book addresses the many difficulties raised whenpsychotherapeutic techniques are applied to children.How to accommodate treatments to age and developmental status? How to adapt them to a broadrange of specific disorders? How far to involve parents?It is essential reading for all mental health professionalsdealing with children.

Features• Discusses how to choose and assess the

effectiveness of the various treatments• Discusses the role of parents and the best

setting for treatmentsCambridge Child and Adolescent Psychiatry series


Schizophrenia inChildren andAdolescentsEdited by Helmut RemschmidtPhilipps University, Marburg, Germany

This book for all mental health professionals dealing withschizophrenia in the young, reviews the latest findings inthe diagnosis and treatment of the disorder and the therapeutic options available to clinicians.Cambridge Child and Adolescent Psychiatry series


Specific LearningDisabilities andDifficulties in Childrenand AdolescentsPsychological Assessment and EvaluationEdited by Alan S. Kaufman and Nadeen L. KaufmanBoth from Yale University School of Medicine, USA

In this book, an expert international team looks at all therecently available methods for measuring intelligence inyoung people. The authors evaluate the clinical applications and implications for educational intervention, and give the historical context and theorybehind the tests examined.

'The book makes a valuable contribution to clinical practice and will reward consultation …I read it from cover to coverand learnt from it.'

EUROPEAN CHILD & ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY



Anxiety Disorders inChildren andAdolescentsResearch, Assessment and InterventionEdited by Wendy K. SilvermanFlorida International University, Miami, USA

Philip D. A. TreffersRijksuniversiteit Leiden, Netherlands

A review of the most recent developments in the treatment and assessment of anxiety disorders in theyoung by an international team of psychiatrists and psychologists.Cambridge Child and Adolescent Psychiatry series


The Depressed Childand AdolescentSecond editionEdited by Ian M. GoodyerUniversity of Cambridge, UK

In this thoroughly revised and updated 2nd edition aninterdisciplinary team of mental health experts combinetheory and practice to discuss the psychological,neurochemical and genetic causes of depression inyoung people and give an account of the clinical characteristics, frequency and treatment of the condition.

‘The book would be worth buying alonefor the chapter on the development ofemotional regulation and emotionalresponse ... I can fully recommend thisbook to all child psychiatrists and all thoseinterested in child and adolescent depression.’

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Conduct Disorders inChildhood andAdolescenceEdited by Jonathan HillRoyal Liverpool Children’s Hospital, UK

Barbara MaughanInstitute of Psychiatry, London, UK

An authoritative, comprehensive, multidisciplinaryaccount of all aspects of conduct disorder – highlightingthe complexity and probable heterogeneity of the condition, preventive and treatment approaches and out-comes, and developmental and gender-based variations.

‘This is an extremely interesting andinformative book that does justice to thecomplexity of perspectives on child andadolescent conduct problems … It deservesto become a standard work, availablewidely to all clinicians and researchersinterested in this field.’

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NEUROSURGICAL PSYCHIATRY



Psychiatric andBehavioural Disordersin DevelopmentalDisabilities and MentalRetardationEdited by Nick BourasGuy’s, King’s and Thomas’s Medical Schools, University of London, UK

A comprehensive dossier of essential facts and conceptsfor all those involved with the care of the dually diagnosed. Its international and multiprofessional teamof contributors use a combination of clinical experienceand the latest research to highlight the principles andpracticalities for assessment, management and services.

'… a comprehensive and informativereview of the evaluation and treatment ofpsychiatric disorders among persons withdevelopmental disabilities … It offers theclinician a framework with which to thinkabout this population, and it thoughtfullypresents strategies for adapting standardpsychiatric practice.'

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Features• Comprehensive coverage supported by

latest research• Multidisciplinary with contributions from

international authorities• Practical hands-on advice


A Clinical Guide toSleep Disorders inChildren andAdolescentsGregory StoresUniversity of Oxford, UK

Serious problems are associated with sleep disturbance,so identifying and treating sleep disorders early is essential for good long-term health and well-being. Thisbook provides up-to-the minute information, referencesand a cross-disciplinary review of available clinical information and treatments.

Features• Practical, up-to-date, and comprehensive

guide for clinicians and other healthprofessionals

• Illustrated by actual cases• Highlights implications for professional

training and areas for future research


BehaviouralPhenotypes in Clinical PracticeEdited by Gregory O’BrienUniversity of Northumbria, Newcastle, UK

It is increasingly thought that the behaviours of youngpeople with intellectual disabilities are shaped by therespective causal syndrome. In this book an internationalteam of experts provides a practical resource for interventions and ongoing care programmes to addressthis within the context of coordinated multimodal caseplanning.

Features• Provides a syndrome by syndrome update

of behavioural phenotypes, with manage-ment notes for each

• Reviews the basic principles of treatment,case management and educational intervention

A Mac Keith Press publicationClinics in Developmental Medicine, 157

2002 252pp1 898683 27 1 Harback £45.00/$70.00

Sleep Disturbance inChildren andAdolescents withDisorders ofDevelopmentIts Significance andManagementGregory Stores and Lucinda WiggsBoth from University of Oxford, UK

Sleep disturbance is extremely common in disorders ofdevelopment. It adds significantly to the burden of carebut there is no single source of information to guidepractice and management. Here, for the first time, aninternational team of experts provides an integrated,comprehensive and up-to-date review of the nature,causes, assessment and management of sleep disorders.

Features• Draws together the findings covering

sleep disturbances in developmental disorders

• Covers the special considerations for thevarious developmental disorders



The Biology of theAutistic SyndromesThird editionChristopher GillbergSahlgren University Hospital, Göteborg, Sweden

and Mary ColemanGeorgetown University, Washington DC, USA

In this completely updated third edition, two worldauthorities address the difficulties the autistic syndromepresents for the clinician. With diagnostic aids and clearguidelines for medical evaluation, the authors encompassall aspects of the disease and its management,concluding with an essential integration of currentknowledge from diverse fields.

Features• Presents practical diagnostic and

descriptive guides for clinicians diagnosingautism and Asperger’s syndrome

• Evaluates available treatments – behavioural and pharmacological

• Includes new chapters on adults withautism, behaviour complexes and the neurology of autism



Clinical ChildNeuropsychiatryChristopher GillbergGöteborgs Universitet, Sweden

Professor Gillberg has utilised his unique and detailedinterdisciplinary knowledge of neurobiology,pharmacology, epidemiology and neuropsychology tocompile this comprehensive reference to clinical assessment and treatment of the many neuropsychiatricdisorders of childhood which at a conservative estimateaffect five in every hundred children.

2003 384pp 57 illustrations0521 543355 Paperback £30.00/$45.00

Sex Differences InAntisocial BehaviourConduct Disorder, Delinquency,and Violence in the DunedinLongitudinal StudyTerrie E. Moffitt, Avshalom Caspi, Michael RutterAll from University of London, UK

and Phil A. SilvaUniversity of Otago, New Zealand

A fresh approach to sex differences in the causes, courseand consequences of antisocial behaviour.Cambridge Studies in Criminology

2001 296pp0 521 01066 7 Paperback £15.99/$23.000 521 80445 0 Hardback £42.50/$65.00

Gender Differences at PubertyEdited by Chris HaywardStanford University, California, USA

This book focuses on the emergence of gender difference, summarizing the most up-to-date interdisciplinary research.International Studies on Child and Adolescent Health

2003 358pp0 521 00165 X Paperback £18.99/$27.000 521 80704 2 Hardback £50.00/$75.00

The CambridgeEncyclopedia of ChildDevelopmentBrian Hopkins, Ronalg G. Barr, George F. Micheland Philippe RochatA definitive, accessible and up-to-date account of allaspects of child development. Written by an internationalteam of leading experts, it adopts an interdisciplinaryapproach and covers everything from neonatal development to education, pediatrics, neuroscience,theories and research methods, physical development,social development, cognitive development,psychopathology and parenting.

Dec 2004 550pp 303 illustrations

0 521 65117 4 Hardback £80.00/$140.00

International Journal ofNeuropsychopharmacologyISSN 1461-1457

Behavioural and CognitivePsychotherapyISSN 1352-4658

Journal of InternationalNeuropsychological SocietyISSN 1355-6177

Psychological MedicineISSN 0033-2917

Behavioural and BrainSciencesISSN 0140-525X

Clinics in DevelopmentalMedicineISSN 0069-4835

Developmental Medicineand Child NeurologyISSN 0012-1622

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