Ronald J. Diamond, MD, is a professor at the University of Wisconsin Department of Psychiatry in Madison, and Medical Director of the Mental Health Center of Dane County. He teaches psychopharmacology to hundreds of social workers, counselors, nurses, clients, and families of individuals with mental illness each year.
"Each chapter is detailed, essentially covering everything you
would need to know about specific medications in each class, their
intended use, contraindications and metabolic actions. These
medication-specific chapters are up-to-date and as inclusive as any
I have read in similar books….a valuable resource you should have
in your reference library."
*New England Psychologist*
"[C]ompletely revised...a ‘must’ for any library catering to
non-medical therapists and clients who wish to understand the
latest drug options."
*Midwest Book Review*
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