...Kim E Nielsen Well-researched and cohesive, Disability Dialogues: Advocacy, Science, and Prestige in Postwar Clinical Professions explains how three postwar medical professions — clinical psychology, pediatrics, and genetic counseling — used the diagnoses, management, and containment...

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... are rendered effectively and in accordance with core social work and psychology values ( Gibelman and Schervish, 1997 ; McWilliams, 2004 ). Clinical psychology clinical social work clinical supervision cultural competence peer supervision peer support professional development Abstract Despite...

..., but little literature exists describing or evaluating the impact of involvement outside teaching activities. This paper describes the approach to involvement in admissions interviews in the social work and clinical psychology programmes at the University of Birmingham. It reports the results of a post...

...: [email protected]. Abstract The NIMH-MATRICS Consensus Statement on Negative Symptoms is covered from the perspective of Clinical Psychology. The neurobiological model implicit in the Statement can be criticized on the basis that it is scientifically restrictive and narrow and poorly serves...

... and cognitive behavioral therapy for anxiety disorders: Different treatments, similar mechanisms?   Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice , 15(4), 263–279. Aronoff, J. , Barclay, A. M. , & Stevenson, L. A. ( 1988 ). The recognition of threatening facial...

...This chapter argues that psychopathology should be at the heart of psychiatry and clinical psychology. It first considers the three most important unmet needs identified by residents in psychiatry, namely: time dedicated to supervision, time dedicated to studying psychopathology, and opportunities...

... Practice in Psychology EPPP doctoral students training education doctoral internship counseling psychology clinical psychology Selecting students for doctoral academic programs and doctoral internships can be an arduous and challenging process, with many factors influencing the ultimate decision...

...In 1969, David Shakow, generally acknowledged as the founding father of modern-day clinical psychology, recounted his 40-year odyssey in the field. He focused on advances in training, diagnosis and assessment, and treatment, and projected trends in these areas in the years to come. The author...

...In this chapter, we speculate on near to immediate future trends in clinical psychology and make ten predictions in the broad areas of training, diagnosis and assessment, and treatment. These include: (1) an increased focus on competencies in training; (2) the implications of evidence-based...

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... goals and methods. At the same time, psychologists vigorously developed applications for psychology, creating mental tests, finding ways to aid business and education, and helping those in psychological distress (clinical psychology). After World War II, psychological science rapidly expanded, led...

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... of how other people’s thoughts and feelings can affect our own thoughts, feelings, and behavior. In the chapters in this book, leading advocates of the multilevel approach view empathy from the perspectives of social, cognitive, developmental and clinical psychology, and cognitive/affective neuroscience...

...This book considers theoretical and empirical issues relevant to understanding the social and clinical psychological mechanisms linking close relationship processes with mental and physical health outcomes. The volume arises out of a recent explosion of interest, across multiple academic...