Stalking

“This book stands alone at the forefront of identifying and understanding this disturbing phenomenon. The vast experience of the authors adds a rich clinical componentto the empirical data and serves to make the information more approachable and useful for readers. This is a worthy addition to a practitioner’s library, and the comfortable writing style allows for a quick referral to specific issues. This book will undoubtedly be viewed as a vital referencefor both forensic and general clinicians involved in the assessment and potential treatment of individuals with stalking behavior.”–Doody’s”This book stands alone at the forefront of identifying and understanding this disturbing phenomenon. The vast experience of the authors adds a rich clinical componentto the empirical data and serves to make the information more approachable and useful for readers. This is a worthy addition to a practitioner’s library, and the comfortable writing style allows for a quick referral to specific issues. This book will undoubtedly be viewed as a vital referencefor both forensic and general clinicians involved in the assessment and potential treatment of individuals with stalking behavior.“–Doody’s”…well written and informative. I recommend it to clinicians and forensic evaluators who work with this population. The book is useful as a framework for individuals who treat stalkers.“–Renee Sorrentino, M.D. for Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and Law”This is an excellent book…I would highly recommend this book for its scope and clarity.“–Ronan McIvor, British Journal of Psychiatry

Debra Pinals is Director of Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship and Training in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Massachusetts Medical School.