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DSM-5 Clinical CasesYou SavePaperback, 8.55Hardcover, 12.00John W. Barnhill, MD(Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, NY)DSM-5 Clinical Cases presents patient cases thatexemplify the mental disorders categorized in thenewly released DSM-5 , bringing DSM-5 alive forteachers and students in the mental health care field.Cases are cross-referenced with DSM-5 and help thereader understand diagnostic concepts, includingsymptoms, severity, comorbidities, age of onset anddevelopment, dimensionality across disorders, andgender and cultural implications.Study Guide to DSM-5 You Save 6.45All cases are original and previously unpublished.For ease in identifying specific cases, case titles areclinically relevant, based on the primary complaint,and identify the DSM-5 diagnosis described.Features may include history of present illness,family psychiatric history, medical history, mentalstatus exam results, DSM-5 diagnostic features, laband physical findings, and a summary. Easy-to-useappendixes enable readers to locate cases by type ofdisorder, special interests, and DSM-5 diagnosis.Available in:Paperback, Due August 2013ISBN: 978-158562-463-8 86.95 (Regular List Price: 95.50)Hardcover, ISBN: 978-158562-468-3, 126.50(Regular List Price: 138.50)DSM-5 Self-Exam Questions:Test Questions for the Diagnostic CriteriaThe Pocket Guide to the DSM-5 Diagnostic ExamYou Save 5.45New to theCollection!Abraham M. Nussbaum, M.D.(Univ. of Colorado School of Medicine, Denver, CO)Provides insight into the process of establishinga therapeutic alliance, which remains the goal ofany psychiatric encounter, even one as brief as thediagnostic interview. This guide is written for alllevels of experience, since every clinician needs tomaster both DSM-5 criteria and how to conducta fruitful diagnostic interview. This book offersan extensive set of appendices with resources toenhance understanding. These include a brief,easy-to-use summary of DSM-5 disorders, astepwise approach to differential diagnosis, the“Mental Status Examination” and a psychiatricglossary, the “ABPN Clinical Skills Evaluation,”diagnostic tools and scales, and coverage ofalternative diagnostic systems and rating scales. Alsoprovides a sequential framework for generating adifferential diagnosis, using a six-step approach, thatwill help clinicians develop their clinical decisionmaking skills and ensure that they take into accountthe many and interrelated causes of mental disorders.Direct, practical, and informative, The Pocket Guide tothe DSM-5 Diagnostic Exam will enable readers toefficiently and effectively employ DSM-5 as part of acomprehensive diagnostic interview.Due May 2013ISBN: 978-158562-466-9 64.50 (Regular List Price: 69.95)Laura Weiss Roberts, M.D, M.A(Stanford Univ. School of Medicine, Stanford, CA)An indispensable instructional supplement toDSM-5 to help teachers and students of psychology,psychiatry, social work, medical schools, andresidency programs understand and apply diagnosticcriteria and key clinical concepts through a varietyof learning tools. The study guide can stand aloneas a training supplement to DSM-5 or be pairedwith Clinical Cases as comprehensive instructionfor understanding and applying DSM-5 . Thecontent and features of the study guide include anintroduction, learning objectives, pearls, in-depthdiscussion of a diagnosis, epidemiology tables,clinical vignettes, approach to a diagnosis, gettinga history, self-assessment questions and answers,and recommended readings. Key clinical vignettesexemplify diagnostic criteria while reflectingthe complexity of real-life scenarios. In addition,examples are offered to help readers appreciatediagnostic variations and ambiguities. Checklists,discussion points, and questions for self-assessmentare located at key points in the guide, allowingreaders to test their understanding of DSM-5 andhelping teachers to focus on critical issues.Due August 2013ISBN: 978-158562-464-5 68.50 (Regular List Price: 74.95)You Save 5.45New to theCollection!All titles are available for pre-order fromUniversity of Manitoba Bookstores.Philip R. Muskin, MD(Columbia Univ., New York, NY)Elucidates DSM-5 through self-exam questionsdesigned to test the reader’s knowledge of thenew edition’s diagnostic criteria. Includes over 300questions. This book is a must have for anyoneseeking to fully understand the changes broughtabout by the groundbreaking launch of DSM-5 andincludes detailed questions and answers to broadenand deepen the reader’s knowledge of DSM-5 andpromote learning of current diagnostic concepts andclassification.Includes self-exam questions and cases designed totest the reader’s knowledge of conceptual changesto DSM-5 , specific changes to diagnoses, anddiagnostic criteria. Also includes questions abouteach diagnosis in DSM-5 , short answers that explainthe rationale for each correct answer to assist readersin quickly learning about the changes in diagnosticclasses and criteria, and question answers withinformation on diagnostic classifications, criteriasets, diagnoses, codes, and severity, dimension ofdiagnosis, and culture, age, and gender.Due July 2013ISBN: 978-158562-467-6 64.50 (Regular List Price: 69.95)View the collection at www.lb.ca/manitoba or www.lb.ca/fortgarry.

New and Exciting Titles in PsychiatryThe Intelligent Clinician’s Guide to the DSM-5Joel Paris, MD(McGill Univ., Montréal, QC)Explores all revisions to the latest version of theDSM-5 , and shows clinicians how they can bestapply the strong points and shortcomings ofpsychiatry’s most contentious resource. Written bya celebrated professor of psychiatry, this readerfriendly book uses evidence-based critiques and newresearch to point out where DSM-5 is right, where itis wrong, and where the jury’s still out. Along the way,the book sifts through the many public controversiesand clinical debates surrounding the drafting ofthe manual and shows how they inform a modernunderstanding of psychiatric illness, diagnosis andtreatment. Necessary reading for all mental healthprofessionals as they grapple with the first majorrevision of the DSM to appear in over thirty years.Due April 2013ISBN: 978-019-973817-5Oxford University Press, 29.95Making the DSM-5You Save 4.00Alcohol: Science, Policy and Public HealthYou Save 11.50Eighteen Canadiancontributors, includingEditor, Jürgen Rehm,CAMH, Toronto, ON.Peter Boyle, PhD(Int. Prevention Research Institute, Lyon, France)This major reference, written by internationalleaders in the fields of alcoholism and alcoholpolicy, provides a comprehensive study of one ofthe foremost health problems in the world, andrepresents the highest standards of research withinthe field. This volume highlights the importanceof bringing scientific knowledge to bear in orderto strengthen and develop alcohol public policy,and looks at the historical evolution of alcoholconsumption in society, key early studies of alcoholand disease, and the cultural and social aspects ofalcohol consumption. Also covers the chemistry andbiology of alcohol, patterns of consumption, genderand age-related issues, alcohol and injury, alcoholand cancer and non-malignant disease, and more.Due April 2013ISBN: 978-019-965578-6Oxford University Press, 103.50(Regular List Price: 115.00)Neuroscience for Clinicians: Evidence,Models, and PracticeYou Save 5.45The Oxford Handbook of ChildPsychological AssessmentYou Save 25.00Donald H. Saklofske, PhD(Univ. of Calgary, AB)This book covers all areas of child and adolescentassessment. Leaders in the field summarize andsynthesize scientific theories, techniques, andapplications. Placing an emphasis on clinical andpsychoeducational assessment issues, chaptersexplore issues related to the foundations, models,special topics, and practice of psychologicalassessment. Appropriate as a desk referenceor a cover-to-cover read, this comprehensivevolume surveys fundamental principles of childassessment, including ability, achievement, behavior,and personality, covers the role of theory andmeasurement in psychological assessment, andpresents new methods and data.Due April 2013ISBN: 978-019-979630-4Oxford University Press, 225.00(Regular List Price: 250.00)Joel Paris, MD(McGill Univ., Montréal, QC)Often referred to as the “bible” of psychiatry, theDSM-5 only classifies mental disorders and doesnot explain them or guide their treatment. In Makingthe DSM-5 , prominent experts delve into thedebate about psychiatric nosology and examine theissues underlying the new manual. While retracingthe historic controversy over DSM, considering thepolitical context and economic impact of the manual,and focusing on what was revised or left unchangedin the new edition, this book addresses the concernsof the future of psychiatry and questions whetherthe DSM legacy can truly improve the specialty andadvance its goals.Due July 2013ISBN: 978-14614-6503-4Springer, 38.95 (Regular List Price: 42.95)(C. Alexander Simpkins, PhD; Annellen M. Simpkins, PhD)Introduces an elegant new lens not only forunderstanding the role of the brain in pathology,but also for using this knowledge in therapy, to helpthe mind by treating the brain. Offering conceptualmodels and empirical data as well as hands-ontechniques and practical guidelines, it describesmethods versatile enough to be used by therapistsacross theoretical orientations. Detailed discussionof neuroplasticity explores the brain’s capacityfor change and in-depth case studies of anxiety,substance abuse, cognitive problems, and mooddisorders demonstrate the mind’s ability to alter brainstructures during the course of therapy.2013ISBN: 978-14614-4841-9Springer, 53.50 (Regular List Price: 58.95)ADHD in Adults: A Practical Guide toEvaluation and Management: CurrentClinical Psychiatry SeriesYou Save 10.45Craig B.H. Surman, MD(Massachusetts General Hospital, Cambridge, MA)Designed for a broad audience of caregivers workingin diverse settings, including psychiatrists, socialworkers, primary care physicians, nurse specialistsand psychologists, this volume includes checklists,rating scales and treatment planning tools developedto efficiently facilitate assessment and management.The authors offer step-by-step guidance forimplementation of best practices, drawing fromclinical research and their experience. They coverdiagnosis, treatment planning, and state-of-theart application of pharmacology, psychotherapy,skill-building, family system and environmentalinterventions—for both simple and complex cases.2013ISBN: 978-162703-247-6Humana Press, 95.50(Regular List Price: 105.95)Check out thousands of other mental health titles in our eStores.

Person-Centered Recovery Planner for Adultswith Serious Mental IllnessYou Save 10.05Includes companionCD-ROM.Recovery from Eating Disorders: A Guide forClinicians and Their ClientsCatherine N. Dulmus, PhD(Univ. at Buffalo, NY)Recent national and international mental healthpolicy has embraced service delivery models thatincorporate person-centered and recovery-orientedapproaches when working with persons with seriousand persistent mental illness. This timely resourceguides readers through the process of creatingperson-centered recovery plans practitioners andclients can use together to facilitate the recoveryprocess. Filled with step-by-step guidance, thebook includes sample recovery plans, goals, andobjectives that can be tailored to individual needsand preferences.Due June 2013ISBN: 978-1118-46435-9Wiley, 50.95 (Regular List Price: 61.00)You Save 9.00Essentials of Cross-Battery Assessment, 3eDawn P. Flanagan, PhD(St. John’s Univ., Queens, NY)This book is updated to include the latest editions ofcognitive ability test batteries, such as the WISCIV, WAIS-IV, and WJ III COG, and special purposecognitive tests including the WMS-IV and TOMAL-II.Also covers many neuropsychological batteries suchas the NEPSY-II and D-KEFS, achievement batteries,You Save and special purpose tests, including the WIAT-III, 9.00 KM-3, WRMT-3 and TOWL-4. Includes over 100psychological batteries and 750 subtests, all of whichIncludes companionare classified according to CHC (and many accordingCD-ROM.to neuropsychlogical theory). This useful guideincludes a timesaving CD-ROM which allows usersto enter data and review results and interpretivestatements that may be included in psychologicalreports.Due March 2013ISBN: 978-0470-62195-0Wiley, 44.95 (Regular List Price: 53.95)Greta Noordenbos(Leiden Univ., Netherlands)With a unique perspective on the key factors inrecovery from eating disorders, this practical guidefor patients and clinicians draws from relevant,real-life case studies. This volume focuses on real-liferecovery strategies that involve motivational factors,physical and psychological health, and issues such asself-esteem, body attitude, emotion regulation andsocial relationships. Draws on extensive qualitativeresearch with more than eighty former sufferers, andoffers experience-based guidance for professionalsassisting clients in their recovery process.2013ISBN: 978-1118-46919-4Wiley-Blackwell, 45.95 (Regular List Price: 54.95)Neuroscience of Clinical Psychiatry: ThePathophysiology of Behavior and MentalIllness, 2eYou Save 11.45Edmund S. Higgins, MD(Univ. of South Carolina, Charleston, SC)The fully updated second edition provides readerswith a basic link between the science of the brainand the treatment of common mental healthdisorders. Both comprehensive and easy to follow,this textbook is being used in psychology graduateprograms, nurse practitioner training and psychiatryresidencies. It is useful for board exam review as wellas for the practicing clinician looking to keep pacewith the latest advances in neuroscience. Practicalapplications, insightful illustrations, and reviewquestions following each chapter help solidify yourgrasp of neuropathology and its link to mental healthdisorders and their treatment.Due April 2013ISBN: 978-14511-0154-6Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 96.50(Regular List Price: 106.95)Stahl’s Essential Psychopharmacology: Neuroscientific Basis and Practical Applications, 4eStephen M. Stahl, MD, PhD(Univ. of California, San Diego, CA)With this fully revised fourth edition, Dr. Stahl returns to the essential roots of what it means to become aneurobiologically empowered psychopharmacologist, expertly guided in the selection and combination oftreatments for individual patients in practice. Embracing the unifying themes of “symptom endophenotypes,”dimensions of psychopathology that cut across syndromes, and “symptoms and circuits,” every aspect of thetext has been updated to the frontiers of current knowledge, with the clarity of explanation and illustrationthat only Dr. Stahl can bring. Integrating much of the basic neuroscience into the clinical chapters, and withmajor additions in the areas of psychosis, antipsychotics, antidepressants, impulsivity, compulsivity andaddiction, this is the single most readily readable source of information on disease and drug mechanisms.This remains the essential text for all students and professionals in mental health seeking to understand andutilize current therapeutics, and to anticipate the future for novel medications.Available in:You SavePaperback, 10.00Hardcover, 19.00Paperback, Due April 2013ISBN: 978-1107-68646-5Cambridge University Press, 90.95(Regular List Price: 100.95)Hardcover, ISBN: 978-1107-02598-1, 174.95(Regular List Price: 193.95)University of Manitoba Health Sciences Online Storewww.lb.ca/manitoba“Essential reading I would thoroughly recommendthis book to anyone who works with psychotropicdrugs—or has the task of teaching others about them!”– The American Journal of PsychiatryUniversity of Manitoba Fort Garry Online Storewww.lb.ca/fortgarry

Essentials of Psychiatric DiagnosisAllen Frances, MD(Duke Univ., Durham, NC)Grounded in author Allen Frances’s extensive clinicalexperience, this practical guide helps the busyclinician find the right psychiatric diagnosis andavoid the many pitfalls that lead to errors. For eachDSM disorder, Frances provides the appropriateICD-9 code, a useful screening question, a colourfuldescriptive prototype, lucid diagnostic tips, and adiscussion of other disorders that must be ruled out.The book closes with an index of the most commonpresenting symptoms, listing possible diagnoses thatmust be considered for each.Personality Disorders and the Five-FactorModel of Personality, 3eYou Save 7.00Available in:Thomas A. Widiger, PhD(Univ. of Kentucky, Lexington, KY)This book summarizes the conceptual and empiricalsupport for the Five-Factor Model (FFM), the mostheavily researched and empirically supporteddimensional model of general personality structure.Since the second edition of this authoritative textwas published in 2002, the research base supportingthe FFM has more than quadrupled. Case studies arealso provided.2012ISBN: 978-1-4338-1166-1American Psychological Association, 89.50(Regular List Price: 96.50)Paperback, Due May 2013ISBN: 978-14625-1049-8Guilford Press, 37.50Hardcover, ISBN: 978-14625-1081-8, 58.95Psychopathology: From Science toClinical PracticeYou Save 6.00Canadian contributors:Joelle LeMoult, PhD,St. Joseph’s Healthcare,Hamilton, ONRobert O. Pihl, PhD,McGill Univ., Montréal, QCSherry H. Stewart, PhD,Dalhousie Univ. Halifax, NSLouis G. Castonguay, PhD(The Pennsylvania State Univ., University Park, PA )This authoritative text gives students and practicingpsychotherapists a rich understanding of theconnections between psychopathology researchand clinical practice. Chapters thoroughly describethe etiology, symptoms and clinical features, course,epidemiology, and associated comorbidities ofprevalent psychological disorders. What sets thistightly edited volume apart are insightful discussionsof how current empirical findings can informassessment, case formulation, the therapeuticrelationship, and intervention strategies (regardlessof theoretical orientation). Each chapter is writtencollaboratively by leading psychopathology andpsychotherapy researchers.Due August 2013ISBN: 978-14625-0803-7Guilford Press, 58.50 (Regular List Price: 64.50)Understanding and TreatingPathological NarcissismYou Save 7.45availableTeen Suicide Risk: A Practitioners Guide toScreening, Assessment, and ManagementIncludes companionwebsite.Cheryl A. King, PhD(Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI)Meeting a vital need, this book helps cliniciansrapidly identify risks for suicidal behavior andmanage an at-risk teen’s ongoing care. It providesclear guidelines for conducting suicide riskscreenings, comprehensive risk assessmentsand implementing immediate safety-focusedinterventions, as well as longer-term treatment plans.This volume is designed for day-to-day use in privatepractice, schools, or other settings, and featuresquick-reference clinical pointers, sample dialogueswith teens and parents, and reproducible assessmentand documentation tools. Includes online accessto most of the reproducible materials, ready todownload and print in a convenient letter size.Due May 2013ISBN: 978-14625-1019-1Guilford Press, 32.50John S. Ogrodniczuk, PhD(Univ. of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC)In this book, today’s most prominent thinkers andclinical experts on pathological narcissism addressthe challenges facing therapists who work withnarcissistic clients. They trace the history of ourunderstanding of narcissism, from ancient myth toFreud and subsequent psychodynamic approaches.They also provide clinicians with a comprehensiveguide to treatment that covers features of thedisorder, diagnosis, and assessment, as well as specialconsiderations in the vital areas of transference andcountertransference.2013ISBN: 978-1-4338-1234-7American Psychological Association, 67.50(Regular List Price: 74.95)eBook download, ISBN: 978-14338-1235-4, 74.95Beyond Significance Testing: StatisticsReform in the Behavioral Sciences, 2eYou Save 6.00Rex B. Kline, PhD(Concordia Univ., Montréal, QC)This book reviews the controversy about significancetesting, which has now crossed various disciplines asdiverse as psychology, ecology, commerce, education,and biology, among others. It also introducesreaders to alternative methods, especially effectsize estimation (at both the group and case levels)and interval estimation (confidence intervals) incomparative studies.Due March 2013ISBN: 978-1-4338-1278-1American Psychological Association, 58.50(Regular List Price: 64.50)We sell eBooks! Including titles from American PsychologicalAssociation, Guilford Press, Springer Publishing, Wiley, and more!

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DSM-5 is a concise, affordable companion to the DSM-5 . It includes a fully revised diagnostic classification and all of the diagnostic criteria from DSM-5 . This convenient guide will assist all mental health professionals as they integrate the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria into thei