Practice of Clinical Psychology (Classic Reprint)

The Practice of Clinical Psychology offers a clear, practical look at how clinical work is done.

This edition presents methods, decision making, and real-world issues a clinician faces, from interviews to test interpretation.

Filled with case-oriented discussion and practical guidance, it covers how clinicians use tests, handle difficult cases, and balance scientific caution with intuition. The book emphasizes the relationship between theory and practice in real clinical settings.

• Conversations and procedures used in clinical interviews and psychological assessment
• How tests relate to diagnosis, planning, and predicting outcomes
• Specific problems like enuresis and stuttering, and methods to address them
• Interdisciplinary links with psychiatry, education, and social work

Ideal for students and professionals in psychology, education, and related fields seeking grounded, field-tested guidance.