Table of Contents

Section I: Conceptual and Methodological Issues, Perspectives and Directions in Clinical Practice and Research; 1. Conceptual, Methodological and Practice Foundations of Integrative Evidence-Based Clinical Research, Diagnostics and Intervention; 2. Critical Thinking and Evidence-Informed Practice as Guides to Clinical Decision Making; 3. Clinical Trials: A Primer for Clinicians; 4. The Implementation of Empirically Supported Psychotherapy: Practice Foundations; Section II: Primary Higher Order Mediators in Preventive; Medicine and Mental Health: Predispositions, Psychophysiological Development and Behavioral Tendencies; 5. Behavioral Genetics; 6. Sleep Medicine and Sleep Disorders; 7. Evidence-Based Clinical Management of Behavioral Nutrition; 8. Exercise in Preventive Behavioral Medicine; 9. Integrative Diagnosis and Intervention: The High-Risk Model of Threat Perception Revisited; Section III: Select Disorders in Clinical and Health Psychology, Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine; 10. Eating Disorders: Advances in Treatment and Management; 11. Emotional Intelligence and Substance Abuse: An Integrative; Approach to Assessment and Treatment; 12. Affective Disorders: Bridging the Gap from Efficacy to Practice; 13. Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adults: A Cognitive, Neurophysiological and Genetic Characterization; 14. Posttraumatic Stress Disorder; 15. Attention Deficit (Hyperactivity) Disorder; 16. Evidence-Based Clinical Management of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder; 17. Integrative Pain Medicine; 18. Quantitative Electroencephalography in the Assessment and Rehabilitation of Traumatic Brain Injury; 19. Personality Disorders; 20. Tourette Syndrome: A Model of Integration; 21. Schizophrenia; Section IV: Select Interventions in Clinical Practice; 22. Cognitive - Behavior Therapy: Theory and Practice; 23. Clinical Psychopharmacology: Origins, Research, and Practices; 25. Behavioral Cardiology: Integrative Approaches to the Treatment and Management of Cardiovascular Risk Factors and Disease; 26. Exercise Psychotherapy; 27. Meditation and Neuroscience: From Basic Research to Clinical Practice; 28. An eHealth Approach to the Management of Chronic Sleep Disorders; 29. Neurofeedback: Research-Supported Treatment for AD/HD; 30. Evidence-Based Electroconvulsive Therapy, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation and Vagus Nerve Stimulation; Section V: Integrative Multimodal Assessment and Intervention; 31. Integrative Multimodal Assessment and Intervention: A Clinical Protocol.

About the Author

Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Board Certified Sport Psychologist and Chairman of the American Board of Sport Psychology. He also is the holder of an Applied Psychologist's license. Roland earned his Doctorate (Ph.D.) in Psychology with Honors from Saybrook Graduate School (with emphases in health and sport psychology and psychophysiology) in San Francisco. He has completed post-doctoral continuing education in Psychiatric Neuroscience through Harvard Medical School and received training in the joint Massachusetts General Hospital-Massachusetts Institute of Technology-Harvard Medical School Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging Functional Magnetic Resonance Imagery (fMRI) Visiting Fellowship program. Roland is also a Research Fellow in Applied Neuroscience with the Brain Resource Company. Roland's dissertation on neuropsychological, personality and performance processes in highly skilled athletes (700) from 7 sports (tennis, baseball, softball, basketball, golf, volleyball, and track and field) was the recipient of the American Psychological Association's Division 47 (Exercise and Sport Psychology) 2001 Award for Best Dissertation in Sport Psychology. His dissertation was also nominated for the Society of Neuroscience's Annual 2002 Lindsley Award for Best Dissertation in Behavioral Neuroscience.ated for the Society of Neuroscience's Annual 2002 Lindsley Award for Best Dissertation in Behavioral Neuroscience.