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Behaviour Modification for People with Mental Handicaps(2nd Edition) William Yule and Janet Carr (Eds), London: Croom Helm, 1987. pp 356, £13.95.

Behaviour, Marital Dysfunction, Schizophrenia, Sexual Variation, Addictions, Elderly Problems, Rehabilitation, Eating and Weight Disorders, Cardiovascular and Respiratory Disorders, Sleep Disorders, Chronic Pain, Neurological Problems, and Forensic Problems. There are chapters by the editors on practical issues in assessment and an introduction to treatment. Personality assessment is also covered, as is how to present forensic evidence. Three final chapters cover experimental designs, single-case methodology in behaviour therapy and in neuropsychology. There are 25 contributors who describe techniques and procedures in assessment and treatment. This is not a handbook for teaching clinical skills, nor does it tackle clinical responsibility and ethical issues; indeed the editors make this clear in their introduction. Given the large number of contributors, variations in quality are inevitable. On the whole this is a very valuable work which should be bought by all departments of clinical psychology and psychiatry. Anyone who wishes to learn quickly about cognitive-behaviour methods in assessment and treatment can find within this handbook concise descriptions and references to relevant research. Unfortunately it is too expensive for all but the most affluent students.