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Oxford's trusted titles in clinical psychology, online for the first time

Oxford Clinical Psychology

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Easily access top content in the field, including Therapist Guides and Workbooks from the renowned Treatments ThatWork series
Research from home, at the office, or on your mobile device
Forms and Checklists published within the Treatments ThatWork series can be downloaded, edited onscreen, and saved locally for teaching and clinical use
New content is added on a regular basis, offering you immediate access to a growing number of titles

Oxford's trusted titles in clinical psychology, online for the first time

Oxford Clinical Psychology

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Oxford Clinical Psychology provides full-text access to over 300 titles in Oxford's global clinical psychology publishing program in an integrated online resource. Covering a broad range of specialty areas, disorders, and treatment modalities, Oxford Clinical Psychology enables users to search and browse high-quality research and practice information contributed by a superlative group of experienced authors and editors. Content is extensively vetted, and regular updates adding new content and classic backlist titles will soon yield a library of over 300 titles. This comprehensive library of both new and classic titles includes professional reference books, seminal scholarly and research works, and the complete catalogue of Therapist Guides and Workbooks in the renowned Treatments ThatWork series.

Oxford Clinical Psychology also provides enhanced access to artwork, giving users the option to enlarge and download images. Forms and checklists published within the Treatments ThatWork series can be downloaded, edited onscreen, and saved locally for teaching and clinical use.

Oxford's trusted titles in clinical psychology, online for the first time

Oxford Clinical Psychology

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Oxford's trusted titles in clinical psychology, online for the first time

Oxford Clinical Psychology

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