Depression in Childhood

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OTHER TITLES OF INTEREST Paula J. Clayton and James E. Barrelt, Editors TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION: OLD CONTROVERSIES AND NEW APPROACHES American Psychopathological Association Series 352 pp. (1983) ISBN 0-89004-745-6 (Order Code 1027) "Remarkably successful in surveying the state of the art Represent[s] the views, reviews, and research of many reputable groups working in the area of affective disorders. Their conclusions are both stimulating and cautionary Recommend this volume.. .as a topicai and substantial review of recent work and important issues in this field. It should be of interest to practicing psychiatrists, clinical researchers, advanced students, and any one with special interest in the modern treatment of depressive disorders."-Psychosomatics "A refreshing book with many new ideas. All clinicians and research workers interested in depression will find a tour through its pages interesting."-Behaviour Research and Therapy "Psychologists working with depressed patients or... Tovább

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OTHER TITLES OF INTEREST Paula J. Clayton and James E. Barrelt, Editors TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION: OLD CONTROVERSIES AND NEW APPROACHES American Psychopathological Association Series 352 pp. (1983) ISBN 0-89004-745-6 (Order Code 1027) "Remarkably successful in surveying the state of the art Represent[s] the views, reviews, and research of many reputable groups working in the area of affective disorders. Their conclusions are both stimulating and cautionary Recommend this volume.. .as a topicai and substantial review of recent work and important issues in this field. It should be of interest to practicing psychiatrists, clinical researchers, advanced students, and any one with special interest in the modern treatment of depressive disorders."-Psychosomatics "A refreshing book with many new ideas. All clinicians and research workers interested in depression will find a tour through its pages interesting."-Behaviour Research and Therapy "Psychologists working with depressed patients or doing research on depression will find this a useful source book."-Contemporary Psychology Perry Black, Editor BRAIN DYSFUNCTION IN CHILDREN: ETIOLOGY, DIAGNOSIS, AND MANAGEMENT 320 pp. (1981) ISBN 0-89004-022-2 (Order Code P80) "The authors do a splendid job of presenting relevant and interesting information The contents include issues that need to be available to the diverse health-care providers who participate jointly in the diagnosis and care of the child with brain dysfunction. As elegantly stated in the introduction by Sir John C. Eccles, this important book provides an opportunity for needed communication between these groups."-Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology Isabelle Rapin CHILDREN WITH BRAIN DYSFUNCTION: NEUROLOGY, COGNITION, LANGUAGE, AND BEHAVIOR (International Review of Child Neurology Series) 300 pp. (1982) ISBN 0-89004-844-4 (Order Code 1208) "A scholarly and refreshingly modern account of the connections between brain abnormalities and behavioral disorders in children. Written by a respected and experienced neurologist, the book.. .relatefs] contemporary neuroscience to a variety of common disorders of language, cognition, and behavior Chapters cover the gamut of neurologic disabilities, including movement disorders Succinct concluding chapters on evaluation and management cover a wide rangé of approaches in a rational, evenhanded way. Insightful advice is offered about drug therapy, remediai education, and counseling the child and his family Will be of interest to many professionals, including pediatricians, neurologists, psychologists, physical therapists, speech pathologists, and others working with handicapped children."-New England Journal of Medicine "The author is to be complimented for her selection and presentation of material on a complicated subject. ... The style in which this book is written allows one to review a complex problem through experienced eyes. It is recommended to medical and non-medical colleagues concerned with the welfare and understanding of the handicapped neurologically impaired child."-Journal of Neurosurgery Vissza