Stalking: Psychiatric Perspectives and Practical Approaches

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Review ------ "This book stands alone at the forefront of identifying and understanding this disturbing phenomenon. The vast experience of the authors adds a rich clinical componentto the empirical data and serves to make the information more approachable and useful for readers. This is a worthy addition to a practitioner's library, and the comfortable writing style allows for a quick referral to specific issues. This book will undoubtedly be viewed as a vital reference for both forensic and general clinicians involved in the assessment and potential of individuals with stalking behavior."--Doody's "This book stands alone at the forefront of identifying and understanding this disturbing phenomenon. The vast experience of the authors adds a rich clinical componentto the empirical data and serves to make the information more approachable and useful for readers. This is a worthy addition to a practitioner's library, and the comfortable writing style allows for a quick referral to specific issues. This book will undoubtedly be viewed as a vital reference for both forensic and general clinicians involved in the assessment and potential of individuals with stalking behavior."--Doody's "...well written and informative. I recommend it to clinicians and forensic evaluators who work with this population. The book is useful as a framework for individuals who treat stalkers."--Renee Sorrentino, M.D. for Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and Law "This is an excellent book...I would highly recommend this book for its and clarity."--Ronan McIvor, British Journal of Psychiatry Read more ( javascript:void(0) ) About the Author ---------------- Debra Pinals is Director of Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship and Training in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Read more ( javascript:void(0) )