The modern practice of community mental health: A volume in honor of Gerald Caplan.

The modern practice of community mental health must adapt to new exigencies–shrinking budgets, new legal requirements, shifting patterns of resource allocation, changing population needs, and rapid innovations in treatment methods, to name but a few. Twenty-six chapters prepared expressly for this volume incorporate the wide-ranging knowledge and recommendations of practitioners and scholars at the forefront of community mental health–including psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, physicians, sociologists, specialists in public and allied health, and other human services professionals.