Clinical Textbook of Mood Disorders
Published on 23. May 2024
Book
Paperback/Softback
358 pages
978-1-108-97827-9 (ISBN)
Description
Mood disorders affect around 1 in 5 people, but the diagnosis and management of these conditions can be challenging. This practical handbook presents a comprehensive overview of these disorders, as well as detailed guidelines for their treatment. The handbook takes a transdisciplinary approach to mood disorders, focusing not only on the biological aspects but also on psychosocial features of importance for optimal diagnosis and management. Content covers nosological considerations, historical aspects, peculiarities along the lifespan, and the associations between mood disorders and other conditions, with a focus on their implications for the optimal management of patients. Practical and evidence-based information is discussed on the role of guidelines related to treatment in selected population groups, including youth, the elderly, and women. With a practical, reader-friendly approach, this book will be invaluable for mental health professionals involved in the treatment of patients with mood disorders, including trainees from different mental health areas.
Reviews / Votes
'For the first time in many decades, we see novel treatments for mood disorders that work in unique ways and, in some cases, show astounding response rates. Innovations and new knowledge are coming from many different fields. Keeping up with them is mind-boggling. This book wonderfully reviews these many developments and clearly explains them. I cannot imagine how a busy clinician could manage this breadth and depth of understanding on their own; in this way, the book is an invaluable resource for everyone treating patients with mood disorders. It is crucial for us all to read this book as our patients deserve nothing less than a doctor fully informed in the best understanding and treatment of their devastating illness.' Robert J. Boland, M. D., Senior Vice President & Chief of Staff, The Menninger Clinic; Professor and Vice Chair, Menninger Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Baylor College of Medicine Houston, Texas 'This is not primarily a book regarding the pharmacological management of these disorders but a much more eclectic, broad view of the many transdisciplinary issues that affect the development, course, and perception of these disorders. It is an excellent book to help view these issues from a broader perspective.' Michael Easton, Doody's Reviews 'This text does a nice job tying together evidence-based antecedents with considerations for future research, including gaps in the literature that still exist.... Recommended.' C. Hauff, CHOICEMore details
Language
English
Place of publication
Cambridge
United Kingdom
Target group
Professional and scholarly
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Paperback (trade)
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Worked examples or Exercises
Dimensions
Height: 246 mm
Width: 189 mm
Thickness: 19 mm
Weight
640 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-108-97827-9 (9781108978279)
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Allan Young | Marsal Sanches | Jair C. Soares
Clinical Textbook of Mood Disorders
E-Book
05/2024
Cambridge University Press
€73.99
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Content
1. Introduction: mood disorders in the twenty-first century Allan Young, Marsal Sanches, Jair C. Soares and Mario Juruena; 2. The classification of mood disorders and the unipolar/bipolar dichotomy Mutahira M. Qureshi and Allan Young; 3. Epidemiology of mood disorders across the life span Kathleen R. Merikangas and Yunna Kwan; 4. The mood spectrum concept: clinical implications Rebecca Strawbridge and Anthony J. Cleare; 5. Clinical screening for unipolar and bipolar disorders Claudia Lex and Thomas D. Meyer; 6. Socioeconomic costs of mood disorders Paul McCrone; 7. Mood disorders and suicide Rina Dutta and Joanna Hook; 8. Mood and psychosis: limits and overlapping between psychotic disorders and mood disorders Fiona Gaughran, Mandy Johnstone, Sameer Jauhar and Robert A. McCutcheon; 9. Transcultural Issues in mood disorders Shanaya Rathod, Elizabeth Graves and Peter Phiri; 10. Mood disorders and stress-related disorders Romayne Gadelrab and Mario Juruena; 11. The common ancestors of anxiety and depression: comorbidity as a cognitive, behavioural, neural and cellular phenotype, and current evidence for photobiomodulation as a novel treatment Gabriel Barg, Julia N. Lukacs and Guillermo Perez Algorta; 12. Mood disorders and comorbid substance use disorders Michael Weaver, Angela M. Heads; 13. Mood disorders with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, impulse control disorders, or borderline personality disorder Susan L. McElroy, Anna I. Guerdjikova and Francisco Romo-Nava; 14. Phenomenological psychopathology of mood disorders Roland Zahn; 15. Brain imaging in mood disorders: pathophysiological significance and clinical perspectives Victoria C. Wing, Eilidh Miller and David Cousins; 16. Inflammation and metabolic issues in mood disorders Marsal Sanches and Jair C. Soares; 17. Genetics of mood disorders Camila Nayane de Carvalho Lima, Christopher Busby and Gabriel Rodrigo Fries; 18. Management of major depressive disorder: basic principles Danilo Arnone, Vaishali Tirumalaraju and Sudhakar Selvaraj; 19. Treatment-resistant depression: pharmacological approach Alexandre Paim Diaz, Joao Quevedo, Marsal Sanches and Jair C. Soares; 20. An update on the treatment of manic and hypomanic states Sameer Jauhar and Sui Liem Alexandre Wong; 21. The burden of bipolar depression Allan Young and Dominic Cottrell; 22. The management of neurocognitive impairment in mood disorders Peter Gallagher and Allan Young; 23. Progress in biomarkers to improve treatment outcomes in major depressive disorder Sophie R. Vaccarino, Amanda K. Ceniti, Susan Rotzinger and Sidney H. Kennedy; 24. Pharmacogenomics and the management of mood disorders Roos van Westrhenen; 25. Mood disorders: therapeutic challenges in the medically ill patient Peter A. Shapiro, Luis Pereira, Jon A. Levenson and Chineze Worthington; 26. The treatment of mood disorders in children and adolescents Ioanna Douka and Argyris Stringaris; 27. Considerations about the treatment of mood disorders in elderly patients Lokesh Shahani; 28. Evidence-based psychological interventions for bipolar disorders Thomas D. Meyer and Jan Scott; 29. Evidence-based psychotherapeutic approaches for depressive disorders Robin B. Jarrett and Jeffrey R. Vittengl; 30. Rating instruments for mood disorders in clinical practice Danielle Hett and Steven Marwaha; 31. Service delivery for mood disorders Karine Macritchie; Index.