1: M. Van Ameringen, M. Pollack: Introduction
2: B. Patterson, M. Van Ameringen, M. Pollack: Diagnosis and
prevalence
3: B. Patterson, M. Van Ameringen, M. Pollack: Clinical
features
4: C. Mancini, M. Van Ameringen, B. Patterson, M. Pollack:
Neurobiology
5: M. Van Ameringen, M. Pollack: Pharmacotherapy
6: B. Patterson, M. Van Ameringen, M. Pollack: Psychotherapy
7: M. Van Ameringen, M. Pollack: Clinical management
8: M. Van Ameringen, M. Pollack: Self-help resources
Dr Michael Van Ameringen, MD, is Co-Director of the Anxiety
Disorders Clinic at McMaster University Medical Centre and
Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioural
Neuroscience at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
He is the author of book chapters, reviews, and journal articles,
and has presented the results of his research both nationally and
internationally. His research interests include the
psychopharmacology of social
phobia, childhood anxiety disorders, OCD spectrum disorders
(including trichotillomania and skin picking), treatment resistance
in anxiety disorders and several other areas of study. Dr Mark
Pollack
received his M.D. in 1982 from New Jersey Medical School, and
completed residency and fellowship training in psychiatry at
Massachusetts General Hospital. He has been Director of the Center
for Anxiety and Traumatic Stress Disorders at the Massachusetts
General Hospital since 1990 and is a Professor of Psychiatry at
Harvard Medical School.
While other pocketbooks are either sparse in their content or
provide an overabundance of information, this one presents valuable
information in an attractive and accessible format. Given the depth
and style of this book, any reader can use it to become better
informed about GAD with the hope of treating those with GAD more
effectively.
*Doody's Notes, Dec 2012*
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