Neuroanatomy for Students of Behavioral Disorders

Whether you’re a practicing mental health clinician, a post-doc psychologist, a psychiatric resident, or in any number of allied fields, you can’t get away without knowing something about the brain and how it works. For the first time, two psychiatric experts offer an eminently readable, color-illustrated text that boils down the complexities of neuroscience to focus only on the parts of the brain specifically related to behavioral disorders. Authors Green and Ostrander, provide concise chapter summaries and vignettes and a handy, quick-review appendix that lists brain structures and regions affiliated with behavior for easy consultation. Nearly 200 color illustrations, brain scans, and diagrams depict the nuances of brain-behavior anatomy and function.

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