Book Review

C hild and Adolescent Psychiatry is intended for the general pediatrician and the family practitioner, but it is so succinct and well written that any professional in a health-related field who works with children and adolescents could use it. It would be especially useful as a primary textbook for health professionals in fields other than psychiatry and as a general textbook for beginners in a fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry or psychology training. The book's three sections were edited by outstanding leaders in the field, and the chapters have been written by specialists. The first section covers the initial . . .