Product Description
Educates clinicians and students about the scientific basis of therapeutic treatments. Less than 15 percent of consumers receive mental health services that are based on empirical research. As both clinicians and clients now desire supporting data for the treatments they use, this textbook explains the principles and orientation of evidence-based practice and gives examples of the five main areas in which it is widely used.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 3 reviews)

Evidence-Based Mental Health Practice: A Textbook By Robert E. Drake by L. Fury (NY)

4 Stars
October 04, 2009
I am currently using this text for one of my graduate courses called, Evidence-based Practice in Mental Health. I am an MSW student and have found this book to be of great use and help in understanding both the positives and negatives towards mental health practice moving toward only being recognized if it is evidence-based. I would reccommend this book to anyone who is particularly interested in Mental Health practice or is teaching a course on evidence-based MHP. I feel that the book is completely comprehensible and not overly redundant. The information could be very useful for all students but especially for students who are unfamiliar with evidence-based practices and what that really entails and means. I feel the book does a great job at explaining all the necessary information students should be critically appraising and thinking about in terms of their own personality and theoretical orientations that they choose to come from when approaching therapy or counseling.

Evidence-Based Mental Health Practice by Soo Hyun You (Seoul, Korea)

5 Stars
March 09, 2007
I like this book by reason of its comprehensive contents for evidence-based mental health practice.

Evidence-Based Mental Health Practice: A Textbook by D. Perkins

5 Stars
January 04, 2007
This is an excellent learning tool for anyone interested in learning more about Evidence based practice! It is easy to understand, I highly recommend this.

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