Product Description
Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island. Pocket-sized quick-reference to the psychiatric interview for residents. Includes components of the full psychiatric evaluation and glossary. Trim size 6 x 4 inches.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.0 based on 25 reviews)

Helpful Review by William Gonzalez (Califronia)

4 Stars
October 30, 2009
This book does a great job of giving examples for the clinical interview. It will help you stay on target with your diagnositic differentials.

Excellent Book.... by BuGGeD BuG

5 Stars
September 19, 2009
Handy reference book.... beneficial to both experienced and early career therapists. As for the order placed through Amazon.... the book came in excellent condition and the packaging was awesome.

excellent questions by student of life (Bay Area, CA)

5 Stars
June 07, 2009
As a new MFT intern, I find these questions very helpful when I'm in session. They are also helpful to review before a session. Excellent handy tool! I've shown it to colleagues and they want one too!

Smallest book ever by EJW (Massachusetts)

3 Stars
January 24, 2009
A good guide but a challenge to read. It is incredibly small with even smaller type. I expected a book of some reasonable size, not something I would get that looks like an instruction booklet.

Very professional and helpful by Joy Oliver (Seattle, WA USA)

4 Stars
October 11, 2008
I am a Marriage and Family therapist and this book provides a great deal of help in doing assessments for mental status of clients.

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