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Book Review: Assessment of Family Violence: A Clinical and Legal Sourcebook

Robert T. Ammerman and Michel Hersen have gathered a highly competent group of scholars and practitioners to write chapters for their new book, Assessment of Family Violence: A Clinical and Legal Sourcebook (a companion volume to their earlier comprehensive reader, Treatment of Family Violence). Michel Hersen is associated with the Western Psychiatric Clinic of the Universityof Pittsburgh School of Medicine, where he is a professor of psychiatry and psychology. Over the years, Dr. Hersen has edited or written approximately 70 books. Robert T. Ammerman is supervisor of research and clinical psychology at the Western Pennsylvania School for Blind Children and holds adjunct appointments on the faculties of psychology and psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. His doctorate, from the University of Pittsburgh, is in clinical psychology.