Practical Psychology for Clinical Psychologists

This book provides for the reader the reasons for approaching clients with an integrative methodology in psychological interventions. But not just any integrative methodology, one that works.While other books related to therapy alone may provide suggestions of specific skills for integration, this book shows how to use the appropriate skills and the contexts in which to use them.While other books are restrained within the parameters of psychology, Robert Jones recognises that we live in a real world and, thus, this book contains subject matter related to the field of sociology and its impact on the individual.While other books and fields of study may leave the emerging clinician to flounder when working with other disciplines, this book introduces the reader to some of the complexities of working with other professionals.While other books may propose skill sets for therapy alone, this book recognises that psychologists are more than therapists, we also conduct work with the courts, and much more. Thus, this book provides guidance on working within the legal system and particularly as an Expert Witness.