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"A timely contribution given the considerable and relatively recent progress that has been made in this field....A key resource, containing a wealth of information on a burgeoning area. It is practical with generous use of summary tables. Despite being a multi-authored volume there is no compromise to the quality, scholarliness or coherence of the chapters."
-Psychological Medicine (review by Allison G. Harvey, PhD)
"A landmark....Provide[s] detailed descriptions of diagnostic and assessment issues, ways to integrate psychosocial and pharmacological treatments, and approaches to such specific problem areas as noncompliance and suicidality. A 'must read' for all professionals charged with diagnosing and/or treating patients with bipolar disorder."
-Aaron T. Beck, MD, Department of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
"The psychoeducational, cognitive, behavioral, family, and interpersonal approaches described herein represent the state of the art in evidence-based psychotherapies that can complement, not detract from, the effects of pharmacotherapy for bipolar illness."
-Michael Thase, MD, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
"All of the contributors are experts in the field....Mental health professionals and students across the mental health disciplines will find this book an invaluable source of information."
-Dominic Lam, PhD, Institute of Psychiatry, King's College, London, UK
-Psychological Medicine (review by Allison G. Harvey, PhD)
"A landmark....Provide[s] detailed descriptions of diagnostic and assessment issues, ways to integrate psychosocial and pharmacological treatments, and approaches to such specific problem areas as noncompliance and suicidality. A 'must read' for all professionals charged with diagnosing and/or treating patients with bipolar disorder."
-Aaron T. Beck, MD, Department of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
"The psychoeducational, cognitive, behavioral, family, and interpersonal approaches described herein represent the state of the art in evidence-based psychotherapies that can complement, not detract from, the effects of pharmacotherapy for bipolar illness."
-Michael Thase, MD, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
"All of the contributors are experts in the field....Mental health professionals and students across the mental health disciplines will find this book an invaluable source of information."
-Dominic Lam, PhD, Institute of Psychiatry, King's College, London, UK
