The Psychiatric Interview in Clinical Practice

The Psychiatric Interview in Clinical PracticeThis new, third edition maintains the book's reputation with thoroughly updated content that reflects changes brought about by the publication of DSM 5. The book presents the psychiatric interview in the context of the enormous and ongoing progress that has been made in biological and descriptive psychiatry.

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Qualified instructors have access to this edition's expanded Instructor Resources featuring new learning activities

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Coming Home considers media use to be an inseparable part of an immigrant's adaptation strategy

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