Stahl's Essential Psychopharmacology: Neuroscientific Basis and Practical Applications

Stahl's Essential Psychopharmacology: Neuroscientific Basis and Practical Applications

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  • Author:Stephen M. Stahl
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Summary

"Stahl's Essential Psychopharmacology enlists advances in neurobiology and recent clinical developments to explain with renewed clarity the concepts underlying drug treatment of psychiatric disorders。 New neurotransmitter systems, new theories of schizophrenia, clinical advances in antipsychotic and antidepressant therapy, new coverage of attention deficit disorder, sleep disorders, and drug abuse, and a new chapter on sex-specific and sexual function - related psychopharmacology - these are all features of this edition。" "This will be a text for students, scientists, psychiatrists, and other mental health professional, enabling them to master the complexities of psychopharmacology and plan sound treatment approaches based on current knowledge。"--BOOK JACKET。

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Reviews

Dana

Easy to understand and a good step-one for beginners in psychopharmacology field

Sheziss

Lo dice el título。Psicofarmacología。Esencial。De un señor llamado Stahl。

Cee Cee Ess

Really enjoyed the read, granted I had to do a lot of other reading to supplement this and help me better understand the concepts! Prob would've been easier to understand if I had read this while I was in school。 Really enjoyed the read, granted I had to do a lot of other reading to supplement this and help me better understand the concepts! Prob would've been easier to understand if I had read this while I was in school。 。。。more

Vega

A través de gráficos, metáforas y el grado justo de redundancia han conseguido un manual realmente didáctico para una materia muy compleja。

Janet

I'm finished, at last! There is a lot of information in this book and I did learn a lot and I will refer to it in the future。 I feel as though I'd like to get this information a little closer to the original research, but that would be a daunting task。 Stahl does distill the basic research down, but I still feel he's oversimplifying the science, but encouraging unduly complicated treatments。 And, unlike most psychiatrists I know, I hate the diagrams! If I never see another one of those diagrams I'm finished, at last! There is a lot of information in this book and I did learn a lot and I will refer to it in the future。 I feel as though I'd like to get this information a little closer to the original research, but that would be a daunting task。 Stahl does distill the basic research down, but I still feel he's oversimplifying the science, but encouraging unduly complicated treatments。 And, unlike most psychiatrists I know, I hate the diagrams! If I never see another one of those diagrams again, my life will be so much better。 。。。more

Shawna

Great book。 Wish it had more notes on off-label strategies for pediatrics。 Still a wonderful resource for novice psychopharm prescribers like myself。

Winnie

We used the 2013 new edition。 Stahl made the contents approachable and friendly。 Pharmacology isn't that painful after all。 We used the 2013 new edition。 Stahl made the contents approachable and friendly。 Pharmacology isn't that painful after all。 。。。more

Muhammad al-Khwarizmi

Good intro to a diverse array of psychopharmacological topics, though somewhat outdated。 For instance, aripiprazole, commercially known as Abilify, was identified as a compound being researched as of the publication, whereas it is now widely prescribed。A few minor gripes: I don't mind the informal language as such—in fact, I legitimately laughed when I saw the phrase "whining for dopamine" in the chapter on drugs of abuse—but was somewhat irked by occasional undesirable imprecision in the langua Good intro to a diverse array of psychopharmacological topics, though somewhat outdated。 For instance, aripiprazole, commercially known as Abilify, was identified as a compound being researched as of the publication, whereas it is now widely prescribed。A few minor gripes: I don't mind the informal language as such—in fact, I legitimately laughed when I saw the phrase "whining for dopamine" in the chapter on drugs of abuse—but was somewhat irked by occasional undesirable imprecision in the language being used。Also, no footnotes。 I couldn't for instance find where the author had gotten the amazing assertion that 20% of federal disability days are from schizophrenia, though I later found evidence for it。This was an amazingly fast read though。After you read this, you should have a good sense of direction。 Should of course be supplemented with more recent and in-depth knowledge where necessary。 As of this writing, e。g。 Encyclopedia of Psychopharmacology is up to date。 。。。more

Irving

A perfect primer for study, with Stahl's famously easy-to-understand diagrams throughout。 Despite the title, don't expect to be able to understand every possible drug action after reading this - the 'basis' part is fantastic if basic, but the 'practical applications' should definately be considered a jumping-off point rather than an end in themselves。 Those looking for a textbook for out-of-home study might be better off investing in some of the separate volumes of the Essential Psychopharmacolo A perfect primer for study, with Stahl's famously easy-to-understand diagrams throughout。 Despite the title, don't expect to be able to understand every possible drug action after reading this - the 'basis' part is fantastic if basic, but the 'practical applications' should definately be considered a jumping-off point rather than an end in themselves。 Those looking for a textbook for out-of-home study might be better off investing in some of the separate volumes of the Essential Psychopharmacology series, as this one is perfectly large enough to kill somebody with if aimed correctly。 。。。more

Catherine Woodman

Very well liked approach to understanding psychopharmacology

Jules

Psychopharm is :awesome:

Marisa

I'm just putting it on here cause I actually have made it through like 2/3s of it。。。 It does as a text book have a noted sense of bias in terms of the science it likes and doesn't, but the basic idea - that you should have a clue about how drugs work and a logical method for using them is hard to argue against。 I'm just putting it on here cause I actually have made it through like 2/3s of it。。。 It does as a text book have a noted sense of bias in terms of the science it likes and doesn't, but the basic idea - that you should have a clue about how drugs work and a logical method for using them is hard to argue against。 。。。more