This graduate - level introductory textbook on clinical psychology brings a broad overview to the field and is oriented to how a clinician approaches real life patients. Contributors, Preface, Professional Psychology Education and Training: Models and Sequence and Current Issues, Ethics in Assessment and Treatment and Research, Assessment of Intelligence and Achievement and Adaptive Behavior, Psychological Diagnosis, Assessment of Personality, Behavioral Assessment and Functional Analysis, Behavioral Assessment and Functional Analysis, Clinical and Forensic Neuropsychology Assessment, Psychodynamic and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Behavior Therapy and Behavior Analysis: Overview and Third - Generation Perspectives, Cognitive - Behavioral Therapy: Breadth and Range and Diversity, Existential and Humanistic Psychotherapies, Child and Family and Couples Therapy, Clinical Health Psychology, Pharmacotherapy and Psychotherapy, Program Evaluation and Clinical Psychology, Diversity Issues in Clinical Psychology, Clinical Psychology Practice, Dissemination of Research Findings, The Future of the Profession, Index.