The third edition of Inside Out and Outside In further explores the bio-psycho-social domains of clinical theory and practice in work with clients in multicultural settings. Key updates include two new chapters-one addressing relational and intersubjective theories, and another on cognitive behavioral theory and practice. The book maintains its respectful tone and empathetic voice while including new material on affective disorders; linking trauma theory with attachment; psychodyamic theory as it intersects with race and gender; and attending to client systems, including couples.
I read this book for a social work class. It was very informative and discussed the psychopathology theories. It needs to be followed up with additional research and extensive reading of other literature to have a broader understanding of the field.
I'm actually read the 5th edition of this textbook. I am not sure why, but Goodreads only seems to have the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd editions available.
This is an exceptional textbook and must more informative and interesting than most (all maybe?) I have been assigned. I don't have an criticism other than wishing it was longer. I would have benefitted from a longer chapter on trauma especially, but even more information on each other disorder chapter would have been helpful.
Extremely rich text for theoretical frameworks, including varied examples and case studies for different theories and types of mental illness. Definitely brings psychodynamic theories up to today's challenges.
Fabulous, holistic presentation of foundational psychological theories and disorders. Excellent chapter on psychodynamics of race, with detailed discussion of how white privilege exerts itself on consciousness and psyches of both white folks and folks of color.