"Mental Disorders: Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives" ed. by Robert Woolfolk and Lesley Allen

This book brings together an international array of stars of the mental health professions to create a cutting edge volume that sheds light on many important and heretofore poorly understood issues in psychopathology.

The book will be an important addition to the libraries of scholars and clinicians.

Contents
Preface
1 Treatment-ResistantSchizophrenia: Prevalence and Risk Factors
2 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Approach for Suicidal Thinking and Behaviors in Depression
3 Cognitive Behaviour Therapy in the Management of Conduct Disorder Among Adolescents
4 Anxiolytics Use in the Families with (Non)dependent Member: Relation to Dependence Indicators, Self and Family Perceptions Including Social Neuroscience Perspective
5 Management of Delirium
6 Racism and Mental Illness in the UK
7 Rethinking Dissociation in an Age of Virtual Worlds
8 Somatic Symptom Disorder
9 The Bond We Share: Experiences of Caring for a Person with Mental and Physical Health Conditions
10 Working on Adolescent’s Motivation to Improve the Outcome Within a Multimodal Treatment
11 Parent-Child Attachment, Parental Depression, and Perception of Child Behavioural/Emotional Problems
12 Current Advances in the Treatment of Major Depression: Shift Towards Receptor Specific Drugs
13 The Characteristics of Nicotine Addiction Among Patients with Schizophrenia
14 Post Traumatic Eco-Stress Disorder (PTESD): A Qualitative Study from Sundarban Delta, India
15 The Association Between Tinnitus and Mental Illnesses
16 Attention - Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in Psychiatry and Psychoanalysis
17 Quality in Delivery of Mental Health Services