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Stalking
Psychiatric perspectives and practical approaches
Edited by Debra A. Pinals
280 pages
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4 line illustrations
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235x156mm
978-0-19-518984-1
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Hardback
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26 July 2007
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- In the last two decades stalking has received increasingly widespread attention
- Anti-stalking legislation has spurred interest in stalking research and forensic assessment of stalking
This book provides up-to-date information on a variety of areas within stalking research, including practical approaches to stalking risk assessment and management, along with unique information related to celebrity stalking, cyberstalking, and forensic assessment.Readership: Legal professionals and mental health professionals.
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Edited by Debra A. Pinals, Director, Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship and Training, Department of Psychiatry, University of Massachusetts Medical School, USA
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"...I would highly recommend this book for its scope and clarity." - British Journal of Psychology "This book stands alone at the forefront of identifynig and understanding this disturbing phenomenon. The vast experience of the authors adds a rich clinical component to to the empirical data and serves to make the information more approachable and useful for readers. This is a worthy addition to a practitioner's library, and the comfortable writing style allows for quick referral to specific issues. The book will undoubtedly be viewed as a vital reference for both forensic and general clinicians involved in the assessment and potential treatment of individuals with stalking behavior." - Doddy's Notes,
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Part I: Introduction
1: Debbie Giorgi-Guarnieri and Michael Norko: Stalking: Introduction, Definition and Epidemiology
Part II: Clinical Aspects of Stalking
2: Debra A. Pinals, M.D.: Stalking: Classificatino and Typology
3: Philip Resnick, M.D.: Stalking Risk Assessment
4: James Knoll, M.D.: Risk Management of Stalking
5: Alan Newman, M.D. and Kenneth Appelbaum, M.D.: Stalking: Perspectives on Victims and Management
Part III: Stalking and the Law
6: David Kapley, J.D., M.D. and John Cooke, J.D., M.D.: Trends in Anti-Stalking Legislation
7: Douglas Mossman, M.D.: Stalking, Competence to Stand Trial, and Criminal Responsibility
8: Charles Scott, M.D., Peter Ash, M.D., and Todd Elwyn, J.D., M.D.: Juvenile Aspects of Stalking
9: Graham Glancy, M.B., Ch.B., F.R.C. Psych., F.R.C.P.(C), Alan Newman, M.D., Mordecai Potash, M.D., and John Tennison, M.D.: Cyberstalking
10: Robert T.M. Phillips, M.D., Ph.D., D.F.A.P.A: Celebrity and Presidential Targets
Part V: EpilogueDebra A. Pinals, M.D.:
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