Books by Peter Fonagy
“Fonagy and Roth are reviewing the effectiveness of all different therapies as fairly as they can. The question they’re trying to answer is: what is it that’s most helpful to people? Many therapists don’t use evidence; they use their own biases—which often are what you were taught first.” Read more...
The best books on Clinical Psychology
Susan Llewelyn, Psychologist
Interviews where books by Peter Fonagy were recommended
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1
The Theory and Practice of Group Psychotherapy
by Irvin D Yalom -
2
Introduction to Cognitive Analytic Therapy: Principles and Practice
by Anthony Ryle & Ian B Kerr -
3
Managing Your Mind: The Mental Fitness Guide
by Gillian Butler, Tony Hope & Nick Grey -
4
What Works for Whom: A Critical Review of Psychotherapy Research
by Anthony Roth & Peter Fonagy -
5
Why Don't I Feel Good Enough?: Using Attachment Theory to Find a Solution
by Helen Dent
The best books on Clinical Psychology, recommended by Susan Llewelyn
The best books on Clinical Psychology, recommended by Susan Llewelyn
Clinical psychologists look at how we feel, how that affects how we behave, and whether we can change. Here, the Oxford academic and clinician Susan Llewelyn discusses five key books in the field of clinical psychology, why clinicians must keep their minds open to new approaches, and why aspiring psychologists should read as many novels as they can.
