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Mood Disorders in People With Mental Retardation
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Edited by: Peter Sturmey, Ph.D.
Description:
Mood disorders are some of the most common mental health problems.
People with mental retardation, like everyone else, may experience
mood disorders. If unrecognized, untreated, or treated ineffectively
these disorders result in additional preventable disability and
handicap. This book provides a current summary of the research
literature, including diagnosis, epidemiology, assessment, and treatment. |
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Available in Hard Cover and Soft Cover
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315 pages, printed 2005. ISBN 1-57256-019-3
Foreword
Dedication
Part I: Definitions, diagnosis, and risk factors
Chapter 1 - Diagnostic criteria for mood disorders and applications
to people with mental retardation / William F. McDaniel and Alicia M. Gregory
Chapter 2 - Use of behavioral equivalents for symptoms of mood
disorders / Lauren Chariot
Chapter 3 - Epidemiology of mood disorders in people with mental
retardation / Johannes Rojahn and Anna J. Esbensen
Chapter 4 - Causes of mood disorders in people with mental
retardation / Anna J. Esbensen and Johannes Rojahn
Chapter 5 - Risk factors for mood disorders in people with
intellectual disability / John Crilly, Nancy N. Cain, and Philip W. Davidson
Chapter 6 - Gender issues, mental retardation, and depression / Yona
Lunsky and Maaike Canrinus
Chapter 7 - Depression, dementia, and Down syndrome / Paul J. Patti
Part II: Assessment
Chapter 8 - Clinical interviews / Shoumitro Deb and Anupama Iyer
Chapter 9 - Psychometric assessment of mood disorders in people with
intellectual disabilities / W. Mick L. Finlay
Part III: Treatment issues
Chapter 10 - Psychotropic medications for mood disorders in people
with mental retardation / Kimberly A. Stigler, David J. Posey, and
Chrispher J. McDougle
Chapter 11 - Other biological treatments / Peter Sturmey and Mohammad Ghaziuddin
Chapter 12 - Cognitive-behavioral approaches to depression in people
with learning disabilities / William R. Lindsay, Biza Stenfert
Kroese, and Philippa Drew
Chapter 13 - Psychodynamic counseling and psychotherapy for mood
disorders / Nigel Beail and David Newman
Chapter 14 - Behavioral formulation and treatment of depression in
people with mental retardation: Formulation and interventions / Peter Sturmey
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