Clinical psychology / edited by Michael Barkham, Susan Llewelyn, Graham Turpin, and Gillian E. Hardy.

Clinical psychology I and II are in eight volumes numbered consecutively.

Includes bibliographical references.

Vol. 1. Assessment and formulation. -- v. 1. Foundations of assessment. -- v. 2. Assessment : clinical and methodological perspectives. -- v. 3. Assessment of the person : domains of functioning. -- v. 4. Condition-specific functioning for specific populations -- II, Treatment models and interventions. -- v. 5. Models of psychological interventions. -- v. 6. Psychological interventions for disorders with adults. -- v. 7. Psychological models and interventions for complex mental health problems, older adults, and learning disabilities. -- v. 8. Applications with children and with adults presenting with health and physical-related problems : psychological interventions with children and adolescents.

3. Landmark empirical studies

4. Articles that have acted as a watershed in key areas of clinical psychology

2. Hard to locate articles that are often cited but where it is difficult to access the original source

5. Landmark strategic articles that have determined subsequent directions in clinical psychology training and practice .

Contains:1. classic research articles that have had a fundamental impact on research or practice in clinical psychology