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"Books by Nancy McWilliams used in unison make the best psychodynamic resources I have yet encountered in more than 60 years in the field."
-Robert C. Lane, PhD, Department of Psychology, Nova Southeastern University
"This beautifully written, uniquely accessible guide to the psychoanalytic understanding of clinical cases will be of immense value to students and practitioners of all theoretical persuasions. I predict it will be among the most important and widely used books in this field for years to come."
-George E. Atwood, PhD
"Psychoanalytic Case Formulation is a worthy successor to Psychoanalytic Diagnosis....McWilliams has produced a book that is clearly and intelligently psychoanalytic without being restricted to any single vision of psychoanalysis....This is a rare book that can serve as a text for beginning students and still has much to offer to accomplished professionals."
-George Stricker, PhD
-Robert C. Lane, PhD, Department of Psychology, Nova Southeastern University
"This beautifully written, uniquely accessible guide to the psychoanalytic understanding of clinical cases will be of immense value to students and practitioners of all theoretical persuasions. I predict it will be among the most important and widely used books in this field for years to come."
-George E. Atwood, PhD
"Psychoanalytic Case Formulation is a worthy successor to Psychoanalytic Diagnosis....McWilliams has produced a book that is clearly and intelligently psychoanalytic without being restricted to any single vision of psychoanalysis....This is a rare book that can serve as a text for beginning students and still has much to offer to accomplished professionals."
-George Stricker, PhD
