John F. Clarkin

Guidelines for the systematic treatment of the depressed patient

PART I: INTRODUCTION TO TREATMENT GUIDELINES 1. The Context of Contemporary Practice 2. The Nature of Current Guidelines PART II: GUIDELINES FOR TREATMENT RELEVANT ASSESSMENT 3. Treatment Relevant Assessment 4. Issues in Treatment Relevant Assessment 5. Integrating and Economizing Treatment Relevant Assessment PART III: GUIDELINES MANAGEMENT AND TREATMENT 6. Reasonable and Basic Treatment Guidelines 7. Guidelines for Optimal and Enhanced Treatment PART IV: THE NATURE OF DEPRESSION 8. The Significance of the Problem of Depression 9. Concepts from Basic Research on Depression PART V: CONTEMPORARY TREATMENT MODELS 10. Treatment Benefit Research Issues 11. Benefits of Treatment: What Works 12. Structuring Treatment: From Managed Care to Therapy Manuals 13. Models of Treatment in Clinical Practice