Prescribing Psychotropics: From Drug Interactions to Pharmacogenetics Paperback – 1 January 2022

One of, if not the best, resource for psychopharmacology to date. Simple and very direct information that is easy to synthesize into your practice. It's written in a colloquial voice with a few milligrams of humor to keep you engaged. A must have for your professional library.

Sure, everyone loves reading about the kidneys and how drugs affect them. This book is pretty good at being easy to read and fairly straightforward. I like it, and I’ve read a lot of textbooks. I’m hoping for them to write one on just managing psychotropic side effects next. That would be awesome

I use it for work. Clear, concise and written with a sense of humor. It's one of the best psychopharm books I've seen. Highly recommend it for all that prescribe psych meds.

This book is fantastic. It is useful and relevant and fun to read! I am so glad I bought it and have already recommended it to my colleagues.Sincerely,Larisa Hammond, APRN