Introduction to Psychology: Clinical Psychology

This comprehensive and accessible textbook provides a clear introduction to Clinical Psychology - the branch of psychology focused on the assessment, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders. Exploring the scientist-practitioner model, major theoretical perspectives (cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, humanistic, and integrative), evidence-based interventions, ethical practice, and cultural responsiveness, the book balances foundational knowledge with contemporary developments such as telehealth, process-based therapy, and global mental health needs. Ideal for undergraduate courses in clinical psychology, abnormal psychology, and mental health studies, as well as students in counseling, social work, nursing, and anyone interested in understanding how clinical psychologists help people overcome distress and improve well-being. Scientifically grounded. Compassionate. Culturally responsive. Discover the vital role clinical psychology plays in healing, resilience, and human flourishing.

Pagina's: 373, Paperback, Independently published