Adrian Whittington Bücher

This comprehensive introduction to clinical psychology explores the practical aspects of delivering interventions, supervision, consultation, leadership, training, and research within evolving health and care services. The latest edition unites practitioners, researchers, and service users to illustrate the work of clinical psychologists, the evidence supporting their practices, and the positive impact on individuals' lives. It details core clinical principles and the psychologist's role in healthcare teams, addressing topics such as child and family work, adult mental health, disabilities, and neuropsychology. This revised edition updates each chapter with the latest research and practice developments, adding new content on working with autistic individuals and those in forensic mental health services. Designed for undergraduate and graduate students, the text incorporates teaching and learning features suitable for intermediate and advanced courses, providing a thorough understanding of clinical psychology's breadth and depth.