This book brings the reader the most contemporary information on the practice of Clinical Psychology from an evidenced-based approach, focusing on clinical psychologists' diverse roles in a broad range of healthcare settings and across a wide range of patient types and approaches. Preface, Acknowledgements, Introduction: Philosophical and Practical and Ethical Underpinnings, The Conceptual Base, Research and Evaluation, Areas of Clinical Practice, Working with Children, Self-Harm in Young People, Supporting Children and Young People Growing Up in Care, Pediatric Care, Working with Chronic Ill-Health and Disability, Oncology, Chronic Pain, Working Systematically with People with Leaning Disabilities, Working with Adults with Mental Health Problems Throughout the Lifespan, Early Intervention in Psychosis, Family Interventions and Psychosis, Clinical Psychology in Primary Care, Working with Personality Disorder, Systematic Therapy with Older People, Working with Older People, Working with Special Populations, Transition Services, Eating Disorders, Sexual Health, Professional Practice, Supervision, Leadership and Teamwork and Consultancy in Clinical Psychology, Index.