Contents Book of the month Mental Health resources Assessments Latest in our journals This theme of this month’s American Psychiatric Annual (APA) Meeting is “Social Determinants of Mental Health,” reflecting on “unequal access to social resources” and how this is linked to mental health. With this mind we have put together a list of our publications and information that can help you as you work with patients or conduct research addressing health equity – and have discounted them through June 30.   We also spoke with the editors of our Clinical Handbook of Psychotropic Drugs, who point out how this resource has helped them in their work; click here to listen to the interview.   *APA Position Statement Book of the month Clinical Handbook of Psychotropic Drugs, 24th Edition Edited by Ric M. Procyshyn / Kalyna Z. Bezchlibnyk-Butler / J. Joel Jeffries   We’re delighted to present our “Book of the Month” for May 2022.   This book is a must for everyone who needs an up-to-date, easy-to-use, comprehensive summary of all the most relevant information about psychotropic drugs.   To learn more about what being a book of the month involves (hint: it includes a discount code!) click on the link below.   Learn more Mental Health resources Click here to learn more about our discounted books. Video interview   We asked lead editor Ric Procyshyn and co-editor and founding editor Kalyna Z. Bezchlibnyk-Butler to tell us why they think that the Clinical Handbook of Psychotropic Drugs has had such a lasting impact and why they think the handbook is so useful and relevant to mental health professionals today.   Watch here Spotlight article   Co-editors Ric Procyshyn and Kalyna Z. Bezchlibnyk-Butler wrote an article about the latest edition of the Clinical Handbook, including which medications have been added and what sections have been updated.         Read more What is in this latest edition?   Watch our FAQ’s on what’s included and why the Clinical Handbook is essential for your practice.   Watch here Assessments Emotional Processing Scale (EPS) By Roger Baker / Peter Thomas / Sarah Thomas / Mariaelisa Santonastaso / Eimear Corrigan   The EPS is a short questionnaire designed to identify emotional processing styles and potential deficits. The EPS is for use by clinicians working in mental health, psychological therapy and health psychology, as well as researchers interested in the emotional life of healthy individuals and other populations.   Learn more Latest in our journals European Psychologist Special Issue: Youth in the Digital Age: Consequences for Development and Education   Although most young people already have an online presence, the COVID-19 pandemic has given digital media an even more prominent center stage. This special issue dives into the affective, cognitive, and social consequences of the digital revolution for young people.   Learn more Journal of Psychophysiology Articles in this new issue of Journal of Psychophysiology include topics such as self-reported emotion regulation and emotional distraction by constant finger tapping. This issue also includes an open access article on cardiovascular and self-reported recovery in two-shift systems.   Learn more Contact   Hogrefe Publishing 44 Merrimac St. Newburyport, MA 01950         Tel +1 978 255 3700 customersupport@hogrefe.com hogrefe.com/us         About us | Legal Policies | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use   Unsubscribe