“Convenient, practical, and portableRevised and updated, the second edition of this practical resource remains the only advanced practice guide to provide an overview of the major DSM-5 disorders across the lifespan and complete clinical guidelines for their psychopharmacologic management. Compiled by expert practitioners in psychiatric care and pharmacy, it is designed specifically for use by nurse practitioners and other primary caregivers in clinical practice.Organized for quick access to key information, this health psychology resource includes the clinical features of each disorder and symptoms and information about the most current and effective drugs for its management. Tables delineate the first and second lines of drug therapy along with adjunctive therapies for each disorder. Drugs are organized according to classification and include the essential information needed to safely prescribe and monitor a patient’s response to a particular drug. Brand and generic names, drug class, customary dosage, side effects, drug interactions, pharmacokinetics, precautions, and management of special populations are also addressed. Convenient, practical, and portable, this guide will be a welcome and frequently used resource.Key Features:
Delivers psychopharmacological treatment guidelines for major DSM-5 disorders and parameters for drug use
Prioritizes drugs according to their clinical efficacy and recommended treatment algorithms
Includes brand and generic names, dosages, side effects, drug interactions, pharmacokinetics, precautions, and management of special populations
Provides easy-to-read tables for quick clinical consultation
Offers information on clinical algorithms, lab evaluation, and preventive services
Addresses medical and legal pitfalls
Purchase includes access to the eBook for use on most mobile devices or computers
Publisher: Springer Publishing
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Wolfen –
This is the civilian version of their manual for the VA clinicians to use with their clients who suffer from PTSD. This is a manual for clinicians use. This book has all of the clinical trial references and documentation in the first couple chapters and it is impressive. As a psychotherapist I have begun to use this manual with my clients and am experiencing good results so far. I am looking forward to using all of the resources in this manual with all of my clients who suffer from PTSD. I can also see how CPT would be useful for Acute Stress Disorder as well. Maybe even depression.
Jessica –
It is a good manual. It would be nice if the assignments and sheets to be handed to patients were on an actual website so I wouldn’t have to copy it from the book. There is a website for training that has some of the handouts but not a lot and it’s focused on a different type of CPT.
Becky R –
As a therapist who has been using CPT prior to this update, I’m thrilled to see some of these revisions and new handouts on stuck points, the star model of trust, responsibility versus blame, etc. it’s a great investment for therapists and this treatment has been a game-changer for my clients. Definitely recommend.
maya polywjanyj –
there are some good approaches in this book with handouts, which is handy. however, i found the organization of the book to be choppy. for example, ch5 has a hand out for stuck points. you have to go to the end of ch 6 to learn about stuck points. furthermore, I am not convinced that cognitive approaches are the only/ best approaches for PTSD. i have had to combine it with mindfulness practices and other body centered and emotional focused techniques for best results.
Jeannine Vegh –
I bought this book, not knowing it would come with my very expensive training that I took with Dr. Chard. Keep that in my fellow trainee’s. The book is very important if you take the training, especially for the first session dialogue. I have mine all marked up and the pages are clipped with flags. Dr. Chard is an excellent speaker. In Ohio, be forewarned. If you take it through a psychological association you won’t get the CEU’s if you are a Master’s Level. This is due to the politics in this state. I tried to fight it but the psych association refused to return calls or emails and that was several months ago.
Ryn0Cer0s –
I love using CPT for PTSD. This manual is, of course, for properly trained clinicians, not a lay person. The elimination of the written account in this, newer, version makes it even better. I have seen dramatic results in symptom reduction in my clients.
JS –
This is a great book for learning CPT. I’m already well versed in CBT, which is similar, so it was easy to follow along and learn CPT. Many of the tools have works really well for my patients, I would highly recommend this as a great supplement for any other CPT course you are taking.
Jenn Reaves –
This manual breaks down CPT session by session and comes with handouts easily shared with clients. I used it for virtual sessions and loved the electronic version of handouts that I could share screen with clients. Perfect step by step guide for clinicians!
Jesse –
Definitely get this if you are a clinician
Ted –
Best manual with clear & detailed clinical interventions. CPT has been extremely effective for my clients with PTSD.
dan –
Well written, with great examples, samples and worksheets — Clearly these folks worked hard on this book.
TaShara –
Both this book and this theory really speak so well to the needs of my client. Without the blame through incidental verbiage that can be present in some theory, CPT allows processing as well as progress.
karen nalle –
Excellent guide for primary care providers. Limited discussion about personality disorders most commonly encountered in primary care. Great discussion about medications and recommended usages. Diagnostic criteria well explained
Thekatsar –
Needed this for work.
Janel –
Very highly recommend this book for understanding and treating PTSD!
Cliente de inlori –
Excelente libro, te apoya en la sesiónes para mejorar la calidad de vida de nosotros los seres humanos cuando atrevemos por momento difíciles
Sunninotinwa –
Helpful.
Colleen –
Fantastic resource for clinicians! Easy-to-follow guide with great worksheets and exercises. Would recommend for any clinician working with trauma.
Etcayla –
Quick delivery. used as a text in a counseling class
inlori Customer –
The only book you need for this protocol, manualised- so it explains every step of the way. CPT offers an explanatory model which is user friendly for both patients and therapists alike. Handouts are great and the web link to a PDF version is a bonus.
Feeling Calm –
Clear rationale and guidelines for CPT – Great work!
S. Bright –
I am using this book for a class. I have found it very detailed for the clinician. I do wonder when we will dispense with paper and pencil and utilize an app for this therapy. It would seem important for PTSD, especially males?
drchuck –
EXCELLENT PROFESSIONAL BOOK, BUT YOU MUST TAKE THE COURSE TO BE CERTIFIED BEFORE DELIVERING THIS THERAPY
mjohnson –
Awesome addition to my trauma work resources.
Peter –
Excellent framework and resources
skittles –
As a therapist, this has been an immensely helpful tool for treatment of ptsd. It teaches people they do not have to have ptsd forever, it is treatable. I highly recommend finding a therapist rostered through the CPT site for treatment.
kimbego –
Good condition
Lucian Stamps –
Great read. Useful for building a therapeutic library and treatment resources.
Jim –
This is a wonderful manual to teach clinicians how to practice CPT. Is there anywhere we can get the handouts for this book?
Megan –
Received as described and quickly. Very satisfied with this purchase.
kelly –
I use this all the time in my CPT groups for Veterans.
TT –
A thorough guide though very repetitive and wordy. I would have preferred a condensed version with fewer confusing references to a multitude of handouts. Overall well documented and supported regardless. An appendum with the -SA add-one would have been ideal.
Cami –
This workbook was recommended to me by a coworker who swears by it. I haven’t really had a chance to go through it as much as I’d like, but I do know that it appears to be a good one. I plan on using it with my residents/clients.
Patricia F. –
Great book that is excellent with the training
Callista Shrum –
Very pleased with this book. Gave me another resource for the work I do.
julie maxcy –
Love this book! Great reference!
Countryjim –
Informative
Christina –
Awesome resource! Great for both researching and care plan creation! Awesome all in one. Not inclusive of all dsm5 diagnosis tho. It’s missing a few. Still love it . Wish it had an index tho
Jeremiah French –
Great book
inlori Customer –
Well written and organized. It’s a great resource for my office.
Scott –
having bought and read the new one. I’m not sure there was enough updated to warrant needing the new edition. It’s a great book but really my first edition has almost everything. I suppose it’s worth it to have the larger handouts. Though the handouts are available online or in the smartphone app. I do like CPT a lot though. It’s worth buying if you don’t have the first edition already.
Henry –
Pages are black and white, no color. This was not in the description
K Porter –
Great addition to my clinical practice!