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Chapter 1: Introduction/Overview
Chapter 2: When to Call for Psychiatric Help
Chapter 3: Mental Status Examination and Diagnosis
Chapter 4: Overview of Psychopharmacologic Therapies
Chapter 5: Psychiatric Emergency
Chapter 6: Suicide Risk Assessment
Chapter 7: The Patient with Depressive Symptoms
Chapter 8: The Patient with Manic Symptoms
Chapter 9: The Patient with Symptoms of Anxiety
Chapter 10: The Patient with Disordered Use of Substances or Alcohol
Chapter 11: The Patient with Agitated Symptoms
Chapter 12: The Patient with Psychotic Symptoms
Chapter 13: The Patient with Confusion or Memory Problems
Chapter 14: The Patient with Multiple Physical Complaints
Chapter 15: The Patient with Disordered Sleep
Chapter 16: The Patient with Low Weight or Abnormal Eating Behaviors
Chapter 17: The Geriatric Patient
Chapter 18: The "Difficult" Patient
Chapter 19: The Patient with Unusual Presentations
Chapter 20: The Patient who Refuses Care
Chapter 21: Overview of the Practice of Psychotherapy
Chapter 22: Principles of Stress Management
Chapter 23: Neurocognitive and Psychological Assessment
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Frederic Dussault
reviewed Clinician's Guide to Psychiatric Care on September 24, 2014
Clinician's Guide to Psychiatric Care
I found a copy of this book on the shelf at my father's nursing home and decided to order myself a copy. Having just qualified for Medicare, I'm trying to figure out who I am, and I thought this book would help. No. It's not a bad book; it's just not for me. I needed specifics, I got generalizations. McCain, a psychotherapist, could not resist writing psychobabble underlaid with a New Age philosophy that denies the existence of any higher power beyond Mother Earth. She wraps her ideas around the elements--earth, air, fire and water--with a good dose of Greek and Roman mythology and offers a list of principles for being not just an old lady but an "elderwoman." They are good principles, things like simplicity, caring for the earth, being earth-centered, and finding balance. Embrace each moment with "radical aliveness," she says. Meditate, eat natural foods, exercise, recycle. All good, but it was a slow read and not quite what I was hoping for. The book is well researched with an extensive bibliography.
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