Review of psychiatry

Author(s)

• American Psychiatric Press
• Frances, Allen
• Hales, Robert E.
• Tasman, Allan
• Goldfinger, Stephen M.
• Oldham, John M.
• Riba, Michelle B.
• Dickstein, Leah J.

Bibliographic Information

Review of psychiatry

American Psychiatric Press

American Psychiatric Press, 1988-

• v. 7
• v. 8
• v. 9
• v. 10
• v. 11
• v. 12
• v. 13
• v. 15
• v. 16

Other Title

American Psychiatric Press review of psychiatry

Note

Vol. 7 / edited by Allen J. Frances and Robert E. Hales

Vol. 8 / edited by Allan Tasman, Robert E. Hales. and Allen J. Frances

Vol. 9 / edited by Allan Tasman, Stephen M. Goldfinger, Charles A. Kaufmann

Vol. 10 / edited by Allan Tasman and Stephen M. Goldfinger

Vol. 11 / edited by Allan Tasman and Michelle B. Riba

Vol. 12 / edited by John M. Oldham, Michelle B. Riba, and Allan Tasma

Vol. 13 / edited by John M. Oldham, and Michelle B. Riba

Vol. 15- / edited by Leah J. Dickstein, Michelle B. Riba, and John M. Oldham

Continues: Psychiatry update : American Psychiatric Association annual review

Description and Table of Contents

Volume

v. 7 ISBN 9780880482455

Description

This is annual review of psychiatry that covers panic disorder, unipolar depression, suicide, electroconvulsive therapy, and cognitive therapy.

Table of Contents

Introduction. Foreword. Section I: Panic Disorder. Foreword to Section I. Current models of panic disorder and a view from emotion theory. Biological and psychopathologic findings in panic disorder. The epidemiology of panic disorder and agoraphobia. Panic disorder: diagnosis and assessment. Pharmacologic treatment of panic disorder. Cognitive-behavioral treatment of panic. Afterword. Section II: Unipolar Depression. Foreword to Section II. The genetic epidemiology of major depressive illness. Biological aspects of depression: implications for clinical practice. Diagnostic issues and clinical course of unipolar illness. Somatic treatment of unipolar depressive disorder. Psychotherapeutic treatment of depression. Depression secondary to medical illness. Afterword. Section III: Suicide. Foreword to Section III. Epidemiologic studies in suicide. Risk factors for suicide. Biological factors associated with suicide. The assessment and treatment of patients at risk for suicide. Suicidal behavior among children and adolescents: risk identification and intervention. Prevention of suicide. Afterword. Section IV: Electroconvulsive Therapy. Foreword to Section IV. Mechanisms of action of electroconvulsive therapy. Indications for use of electroconvulsive therapy. Convulsive therapy: a manual of practice. Adverse effects of electroconvulsive therapy. Electroconvulsive therapy: legal regulations and ethical concerns. Afterword. Section V: Cognitive Therapy. Foreword to Section V. Introduction to cognitive theory and therapy. Cognitive therapy of depression. Cognitive therapy of panic disorders. Cognitive therapy with children and adolescents. Cognitive group therapy. Cognitive approaches to adherence. Review of empirical studies on cognitive therapy. Afterword. Index.

Volume

v. 8 ISBN 9780880482479

Description

This is an annual review of psychiatry that covers borderline personality disorder, child psychiatry, alcoholism, psychiatry and the law, and difficult situations in clinical practice.

Table of Contents

Foreword. Contributors. Section I: Borderline Personality Disorder. Foreword to Section I. Epidemiology, diagnosis, and comorbidity of borderline personality disorder. Pathogenisis of borderline personality. Psychodynamic therapies in borderline personality disorder. Psychopharmacologic therapies in borderline personality disorder. Cognitive and behavior therapy for borderline personality disorder. The course of borderline personality disorder. Afterword to Section I. Section II: Child Psychiatry. Foreword to Section II. Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. Anxiety disorders in childhood and adolescence. Conduct disorders. Mood disorders in children and adolescents. Mental retardation. Schizophrenic disorders of childhood and adolescence. Afterword to Section II. Section III: Alcoholism. Foreword to Section III. Explanatory models of alcoholism. Epidemiology and genetics of alcoholism. Neurobiology of alcohol action and alcoholism. The DSM-III-R diagnosis of alcoholism. Psychosocial approaches to treatment and rehabilitation. The pharmacotherapy of alcoholism. Afterword to Section III. Section IV: Psychiatry and the Law. Foreword to Section IV. Psychiatric malpractice. Informed consent and competency in psychiatric practice. Involuntary treatment. Criminal responsibility. Child psychiatry and the law. The psychiatrist in court. Afterword to Section IV. Section V: Difficult Situations in Clinical Practice. Foreword to Section V: Countertransference problems. Stress associated with medical malpractice litigation. Treatment of violent patients: concerns for the psychiatrist. When patients kill themselves. The VIP as patient, syndrome, dynamic, and treatment. The psychotherapeutic stalemante. Afterword to Section V. Afterword. Index.

Volume

v. 9 ISBN 9780880482486

Description

In this ninth volume in the Review of Psychiatry series, the editors have brought together the expertise of more than 50 of the most respected researchers and clinicians in the field to craft this collection of contributions on major advances in five selected topic areas. The section on treatment of refractory disorders focuses on the clinical and theoretical underpinnings of the evaluation and treatment of patients with affective disorder refractory to treatment. Highlighted are a number of variables that are associated with treatment refractoriness, including double depression and comorbid conditions such as anxiety, alcoholism, and substance abuse. The next section, recent advances in geriatric psychiatry provides an overview of some of the recent advances in the biology, clinical course, and treatment of some psychiatric disorders common in the elderly population. The section on contributions of self psychology to psychotherapy begins with an overview of basic tenets of self psychology and their relationship to other psychoanalytic theories. This section also provides a thorough discussion of the impact of the new theories on the practice of psychotherapy and the treatment of specific disorders. The section of consultation-liaison psychiatry addresses many important issues for the psychiatrist who is a consultant in a variety of medical settings. Included are updates on recent medical advances of importance to the psychiatrist's general practice. The final section on AIDS and HIV infections provides an overview of the AIDS epidemic. Emphasized are therapeutic approaches to depression, anxiety, delirium, and pain in HIV disease. Also addressed is the societal dimension. The authors discuss the critical dilemmas rasied by this illness for the clinician, medicine and society.

Table of Contents

Foreword. Contributors. Section I: Treatment of Refractory Mood Disorders. Foreward to Section I. Diagnostic and cours-of-illness variables pertinent to refractory depression. Neuobiology of treatments for refractory depression. Adaptation of Standard Antidepressant Treatments for Refractory Patients. Tricyclic treatment: what is adequate and who if refractory?. Use of monoamine oxidase inhibitors in refractory depression. Treatment of medication-resistant depression with electroconvulsive therapy. Potentiation of Antidepressant Modalities. Pharmacological strategies in refractory depression. Sleep restriction, exercise, and bright lights: alternative therapies for depression. Potential new pharmacotherapies for refractory depression. Alternatives to lithium for bipolar affective illness. Afterword to Section I. Section II: Recent Advances in Geriatric Psychiatry. Foreword to Section II. Epidemiology of late-life depression and dementia: a comparative study. Dementias: reversible and irreversible. Biology in geriatric psychiatry: diagnostic implications. Clinical and biological findings in late-onset depression. Psychotherapy and the elderly patient. Recent advances in geriatric psychopharmacology. Afterword to Section II. Section III: Contributions of Self Psychology to Psychotherapy. Foreword to Section III. Development of psychoanalytic self psychology: A historical-conceptual overview. The process of psychoanalytic psychotherapy: a self-psychological perspective. Self psychology and the neuroses: an additional perspective. Psychotherapy of the narcissistic personality disorders. Eating disorders and adaptation in crisis: a hypothesis. Self psychology and the understanding and treatment of women. Afterword to Section III. Section IV: Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry. Foreword to Section IV. Psychiatric consultation to critical-care units. Psychiatric consultation to neurology. Psychiatric consultation to internal medicine. Psychiatric consultation to oncology. Psychiatric consultation to organ transplant services. Psychiatric consultation toobstetrics and gynecology: systems and syndromes. Afterword to Section IV. Section V: AIDS and HIV Infections. AIDS: a medical overview for psychiatrists. The neurobiology of human immunodeficiency virus(HIV) epidemic. Public policy, legal, and ethical issues. Afterword to Section V. Afterword. Index.

Volume

v. 10 ISBN 9780880484367

Description

This is an annual reivew of psychiatry covering schizophrenia, dissociative disorders. sexual abuse of children and adolescents, and neuroscience.

Table of Contents

Schizophrenia. Dissociative disorders. Sexual abuse of children and adolescents. Neuroscience. New perspectives on human development. Index.

Volume

v. 11 ISBN 9780880484374

Description

This is an annual review of psychiatry that covers severe personality disorders; brai, behavior, and the immune system; anxiety disorders, concurrent diagnoses, and hospital psychiatry.

Table of Contents

Foreword. Contributors Section I: Severe Personality Disorders. Foreword to Section I. Diagnostic controversies. Schizophrenia spectrum personality disorders. Cyclothymic, hyperthymic, and depressive temperaments as subaffective variants of mood disorders. Antiscocial personality disorder. Treatment of severe personality disorders. Afterword to section I. Section II: Brain, Behavior, and the Immune System. Foreword to Section II. Neural-Immune interactions. Effects of stress on cellular immune responses in animals. Stress and the immune system: human studies. The immune system and depression. Viruses, autoimmunity, and psychiatric disorder. Psychoneuroimmunology and HIV infection. Afterword to Section II. Section III: Anxiety Disorders. Foreword to Section III. Diagnostic issues in anxiety disorders. Pharmacotherapy of anxiety disorders. New developments in cognitive-behavioral treatment of anxiety disorders. Neurobiology of anxiety. New developments in treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder. Neurobiology of posttraumatic stress disorder. Afterword to Section III. Section IV: Concurrent Diagnoses. Foreword to Section IV. Schizophrenia and substance abuse. Anxiety disorders and substance abuse. Personality disorders and mood disorders. Eating disorders and substance abuse disorders. Mood disorders and medical illness. Mooddisorders and marital and family problems. Afterword to Section IV. Section V: Hospital Psychiatry. Comparative indications for brief and extended hospitalization. Brief hospitalization. Suicide, violence, and elopement: prediction, understanding, and management. Partial hospitalization. Managed mental health care. Hospital quality assurance and risk management. Afterword to Section V. Afterword. Index.

Volume

v. 12 ISBN 9780880484398

Description

In this 12th volume in the "Review of Psychiatry" series, editors John M. Oldham MD, Michelle B. Riba MD, and Allan Tasman MD, continue a decade-long commitment to making this series a vital reference for the practising clinician. More than 50 contributors share their expertise in the areas of homosexuality, post-traumatic stress disorder, brain imaging, combined treatments and the neuropsychiatry of memory. Following the format of past volumes, each section includes a foreword and afterword by the section editor(s) that summarise key points, and each chapter features an extensive bibliography.

Table of Contents

Contributors. Forword. Section I: Changing Perspectives on Homosexuality. Foreword. Overview of new developments in understanding homosexuality. Biological theories of sexual orientation. Working with lesbians in psychotherapy. Dynamic psychotherapy with gay men: developmental considerations. Characteristics of gay and lesbian relationships. Afterword. Section II: Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. Foreword. Issues in the diagnosis of posttraumatic stress disorder. Ethnocultural aspects of posttraumatic stress disorder. Neurobiology of posttraumatic stress disorder. Traumatic stress and developmental psychopathology in children and adolescents. An integrated approach for treating posttraumatic stress. Posttraumatic stress disorder and rape. Afterword. Section III: Brain Imaging. Foreword. Neuroimaging and clinical neuroscience: basic issues and principles. Magnetic resonance imaging in psychiatry. Magnetic resonance spectroscopy: applications to neuropsychiatric research. SPECT imaging of cerebral physiology. Positron-emission tomography and brain activity in psychiatry. Neuroreceptor and neurochemistry studies with positron-emission tomography in psychiatric illness: promise and progress. Afterword. Section IV: Combined Treatments. Foreword. Pharmacotherapy and the stages of psychotherapeutic change. Combining psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy in the treatment of borderline patients. Combined behavioral and pharmacological treatment of anxiety disorders. Combining medications with family psychotherapy. Integrating individual, marital, and family therapy. The pharmacotherapist-psychotherapist collaboration. Afterword. Section V: The Neuropsychiatry of Memory. Foreword. The biology of memory. Neuropsychological assessment of memory disorders. Amnesia and memory disturbances in neurologic disorders. Functional disorders of memory. Diagnostic and treatment implications of memory dysfunction in mood disorders. Psychopharmacologic treatment of memory disorders. Afterword. Index.

Volume

v. 13 ISBN 9780880484404

Description

This is an annual review of psychiatry that includes the history of psychiatry in American, biologial markers, ethics, psychotherapy with children and adolescents, and sleep disorders.

Table of Contents

Contributors. Foreword. Section I: History of Psychiatry in America. Foreword. Evolution of psychiatric education in the United States, 1849-1993. Psychiatric research in America. Psychotherapy 1945-1995. Women and psychiatry. Fifty years of psychiatric services: changes in treatment of chronically mentally ill patients. Afterword. Section II: Biological Markers. Foreword. Schizophrenia. Mood disorders. Anxiety disorders. Alcoholism. Eating disorders. Personality disorders. Childhood psychiatric disorders. Afterword. Section III: Ethics. Foreword. Ethical issues in psychiatric research and trainining. Confidentiality. Ethics and forensic psychiatry. Changes in the economics and ethics of health and mental health care. Nonsexual boundary violations in psychiatric treatment. Sexual misconduct. Afterword. Section IV: Psychotherapy With Children and Adolescents. Foreword. Research update. Neurosis and conduct disorders. The neuropsychiatric disorders: ADHD, OCD, and Tourette's Syndrome. Eating disorders. Psychotic and prepsychotic disorders. Victims of child abuse. Afterword. Section V: Sleep Disorders. Foreword. Childbearing, developmental, and familial aspects of sleep. Sleep in depression: longitudinal perspectives. Sleep abnormalities in schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders. Normative and pathological aspects of daytime sleepiness. Disorders relating to shift work and jet lag. Sleep in dementing illness. Afterword. Index.

Volume

v. 15 ISBN 9780880484428

Description

In this 15th volume in the Review of Psychiatry series, editors Leah J. Dickstein, M.D., Michelle B. Riba, M.D., and John M. Oldham, M.D., continue the ongoing commitment to make this series a vital reference for the practicing clinician. More than 40 contributors share their expertise in the areas of time-limited psychotherapies, neuropsychiatry for clinicians, recent advances in neuroscience relevant to psychiatry, anxiety disorders in children and adolescents, and psychiatry in transition. Following the successful format of past volumes, each section includes a foreword and afterword by the section editor(s) that summarize key points, and each chapter features an extensive bibliography.

Table of Contents

Foreword to American Psychiatric Press Review of Psychiatry, Volume 15. Section I: The Time-Limited Psychotherapies. The time-limited psychotherapies: an overview. Assessment for the time-limited psychotherapies. Common factors in time-limited psychotherapies. Cognitive therapy. Interpersonal psychotherapy. Psychodynamic psychotherapy. Family and couples therapy. Afterword to Section I. Section II: Neuropsychiatry for Clinicians. Neuropsychiatric approach to impairment of goal-directed. Neuroanatomy, measurement, and clinical significance of the executive cognitive functions. Neuropsychiatric diagnosis of apathy and related disorders of diminished motivation. Neuropsychological evaluation of executive functioning. Afterword to Section II. Section III: Recent Advances in Neuroscience Relevant to Psychiatry. Relevance of intracellular signal transduction pathways to psychiatry. Relevance of gene regulation to psychiatry. Serotonin receptor diversity: implications for psychopharmacology. Cellular interactions in the prefrontal cortex: a major focus of schizophrenia research. Afterword to Section III. Section IV: Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents. Anxiety and the developing child. Assessment of anxiety in children and adolescents. Acute physical injury in children: psychological consequences and treatment implications. Posttraumatic stress disorder in children and adolescents. Social anxiety and selective mutism. Afterword to Section IV. Section V: Psychiatry in Transition. Forces and choices shaping american psychiatry in the 20th century. Integrating biological and psychosocial perspectives. Practice in the eye of a hurricane, or how does the psychiatrist survive in an era of change? The psychiatric workforce in transition. Future of psychiatric education. Afterword to Section V. Afterword to American Psychiatric Press Review of Psychiatry, Volume 15. Index.

Volume

v. 16 ISBN 9780880484435

Description

In order to maintain an up-to-date practice and provide patients with the best possible care, psychiatrists and health care professionals need access to the latest scientific research and newest advances in treatment. In the 16th volume of this vital reference series, more than 40 internationally and nationally recognized experts describe and evaluate the latest research, treatment, and diagnostic advances in the areas of cognitive therapy, repressed memories, obsessive-compulsive disorder, psychopharmacology across the life span, and psychological and biological testing issues for psychiatrists. This volume also includes an informative section devoted to the use of computers in clinical work that challenges readers to consider how computers can be incorporated into patient care as we approach the 21st century.

Table of Contents

Foreword. Section I: Cognitive Therapy. Foreword to Section I. Cognitive therapy for anxiety disorders. Cognitive-behavioral therapy for substance abuse disorders. Cognitive approaches to personality disorders. Cognitive-behavioral treatment of eating disorders. Cognitive therapy for chronic and severe mental disorders. Afterword to Section I. Section II: Repressed Memories. Foreword to Section II. Trauma and memory. Memory, repression, and abuse: recovered memory and confident reporting of the personal past. Intentional forgetting and voluntary thought suppression: two potential methods for coping with childhood trauma. Perspectives on adult memories of childhood sexual abuse: a research review. Repressed memories in patients with dissociative disorder: literature review, controlled study, and treatment recommendations. Afterword to Section II. Section III: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Across the Life Cycle. Foreword to Section III. Obsessive-compulsive disorder in children and adolescents. Obsessive-compulsive disorder in adults. Obsessive-compulsive disorder in later life. Course of illness in obsessive-compulsive disorder. Obsessive-compulsive disorder in pregnancy and the puerperium. Afterword to Section III. Section IV: Psychopharmacology Across the Life Cycle: An Update. Foreword to Section IV. Psychopharmacological treatment of psychotic disorders across the life span. Psychopharmacological treatment of bipolar disorder across the life span. Pharmacotherapy of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder: a life span perspective. Child and adolescent psychopharmacology. Overview of geriatric psychopharmacology. Afterword to Section IV. Section V: Psychological and Biological Assessment at the Turn of the Century. Foreword to Section V. The laboratory in clinical psychiatry. Psychological assessment in a managed care climate: the neuropsychological evaluation. Guidelines for selecting psychological instruments for treatment outcome assessment. Performance measurement in healthcare delivery systems. Afterword to Section V. Section VI: Computers, the Patient, and the Psychiatrist. Foreword to Section VI. Computers and patient care. Using the internet. 2005: information technology impacts psychiatry. Afterword. Index.

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