Making Sense of Psychiatric Cases

by Maurice Greenberg, George Szmukler, Digby Tantam

This book brings psychiatric problems to life by presenting twelve real case histories which illustrate common psychiatric conditions and their treatment. Each case history is followed by sections in which the psychiatrist "thinks aloud" about the factors that will influence the diagnosis and
treatment of the case. These cases present realistic management problems, and will thus be useful to both psychiatrists in training and practicing psychiatrists who wish to polish their skills.

270 pages, Paperback

First published February 20, 1986