Writing Psychological Reports: A Guide for Clinicians. This item is unavailable.Writing Psychological Reports: A Guide for Clinicians

This guide for students, interns, and clinicians describes how to write a general psychological report. A single report format is presented with an explanation of the content for each section of the format. A sample confidential psychological evaluation is included in the appendix. The text is not intended to describe test administration, scoring, or interpretation. The authors are both clinical psychologists working in Virginia. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Greg J. Wolber, PhD, ABPP, is a clinical psychologist practicing in Virginia and Maryland. He currently serves as Chief Psychologist of the Forensic Evaluation Team at Central State Hospital in Petersburg VA. For the past 25 years, he has provided psychological assessment and treatment services to a wide variety of patient populations in varied settings, and has supervised postdoctoral residents, interns, and other clinical psychology students for 20 years. He has consulted to several agencies and taught psychological assessment and treatment procedures to doctoral candidates.

William F. Carne, PhD, is a clinical psychologist who currently maintains an independent private practice in Virginia, serving adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients. Dr. Carne conducts psychometric and diagnostic evaluations on patients with a wide array of presenting problems, and also supervises students who are performing such evaluations.