Springer - Prolonged Exposure for PTSD (CBT: Science Into Practice)

Part of the respected CBT: Science Into Practice series by Springer.

Focuses on innovations to improve patient access and engagement with treatment.

Explore the profound changes in American society with The End of the Experiment by Stanley Rothman. Published by Routledge, this work brings together decades of research regarding American politics and the evolution of social structures. The text examines the rise and fall of the New Left and the lasting impact of the 1960s on the nation's cultural elites. Readers will gain insight into how post-industrialism has shaped modern humanistic values. The book is structured into two clear parts to help you follow the complex transition of national identity. The first section details how cultural shifts increased the influence of intellectuals and redefined core American values. The second part looks at how these changing social and cultural values created a crisis of confidence within the country. This book is a deep dive into the sociological changes that have defined the post-industrial era. It serves as a significant resource for those studying the relationship between intellectual leadership and the shifting landscape of American civic culture.

Designed for professionals in the fields of psychology and psychiatry.

Explores the practical application of science in clinical settings.