Developmental Disorders: Diagnostic Criteria and Clinical Assessment

"I see this book as an excellent resource for general and child psychiatrists, developmental pediatricians and neurologists as well as for educators, speech and language pathologists, occupational and/or recreational therapists, and psychologists. I highly recommend this book." —Missouri Psychiatry "...the work as a whole is quite worthwhile and has much to recommend....One comes away from the book with a sense of optimism about improving diagnosis....The present volume is a good choice as a supplemental text for courses in child diagnostics for psychologists and perhaps even psychiatrists. It has much to offer the graduate student in the area and could serve as the basis for seminar debates on diagnosis and classification. The more I reread this book, the more I like it!" —Contemporary Psychology "...This volume represents a definitive advance in establishing what is significant in our present taxonomy. —Missouri Psychiatry "These volumes emphasize critical evaluation and health skepticism. They offer a wealth of valuable information for social workers practicing with children or adolescents in any setting. These texts should be in the libraries of agencies serving children and adolescents, as well as required reading in courses on child development and social work practice with children and adolescents." —Social Work