Clinical Handbook of Psychotropic Drugs

Designed for psychiatrists, neurologists, physicians, nurses, psychologists and others, the eleventh edition of this handbook includes sections on anticonvulsants (classified into first- and second-generation drugs), modern drugs, herbal (natural) products and patient information sheets.

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Designed for psychiatrists, neurologists, physicians, nurses, psychologists and nearly all categories of mental health professionals, the eleventh edition of this handbook includes sections on anticonvulsants, classified into first- and second-generation drugs, as well as modern drugs, such as Lamotigine and Popiramate (anticonvulsants), Rivastigmine (cognition enhancer), and Omea-3 fatty acids (herbal preparations). There is also a section on herbal (natural) products and patient information sheets on the most frequently prescribed drugs, designed for handing out to patients. The main topics are: antidepressants; electroconvulsive therapy; antipsychotics (neuroleptics); antiparkinsonian agents; anxiolytic agents; hypnotics/sedatives; mood stabilizers; psychostimulants; cognition enhancers; sex-drive depressants; drugs of abuse; treatment of substance use disorders; and new unapproved treatments of psychiatric disorders.