Practice Briefs are concise, approximately 40-page clinical resources focused on problems that practitioners encounter in contemporary mental health practice. Each brief addresses a specific clinical concern and translates relevant research, theory, and professional knowledge into material that can be readily applied in practice.

Designed for busy clinicians, the briefs emphasize assessment, clinical understanding, and practical approaches to intervention without the length of a traditional textbook or clinical manual. Complex issues are organized into focused discussions that highlight the considerations most relevant to clinical judgment and day-to-day work with clients.

Together, the Practice Briefs provide a growing library of professional resources addressing today’s clinical problems. They can be used for individual professional development, consultation, teaching, or as companions to continuing education courses, giving practitioners an efficient way to strengthen and update their clinical knowledge.