Practical Psychopharmacology: Translating Findings From Evidence-Based Trials into Real-World Clinical Practice

nice reference for putting data in context.

This book is a wonderful resource for practicing psychiatrists! It particularly stands out from other psychopharmacology references in the depth and sophistication of scientific evidence it summarizes and presents. So, rather than being just a cookbook, Goldberg and Stahl have created a very readable and tremendously useful resource for psychiatrists who want to be up on the latest clinical evidence informing practice, and who might value a go-to reference that collects and organizes this information in one place.

Appreciate the pearls related to the subtleties of the art of psychopharmacology!

Great book

Organization not the easiest to use. Very little written about older antidepressants (TCAs and MAOIs.). Clearly a well researched text.

I found this book to be a goldmine of information for anyone truly interested in psychopharmacology and neuroscience. Conceptually clear and concise. A delight to read. For experienced psycho-pharmacologists, this book brings it all together. I can't imagine a better book for those who are beginning a serious study of psychopharm. If you are interested in enhancing your practical understanding of neuroscience, this is a treasure.

I love this book because it is a meta- analysis of research. Provides one with an enormous amount of information about what the research shows and what works in practice. I use it all the time.

Very good