Handbook of DSM-5 Disorders in Children and Adolescents

Handbook of DSM-5 Disorders in Children and Adolescents, edited by Sam Goldstein and Melissa DeVries, is a comprehensive clinical reference published by Springer — one of the world's most respected academic publishers. This authoritative handbook bridges the gap between DSM-5 diagnostic criteria and real-world clinical practice with children and adolescents.

Picture a clinician, school psychologist, or child psychiatrist who can confidently navigate the complexities of childhood and adolescent mental health disorders — this handbook is the resource that makes that possible. From neurodevelopmental disorders to anxiety, mood, and behavioral conditions, every chapter is grounded in the latest research and clinical evidence.

Key Features

• Comprehensive coverage of DSM-5 disorders specific to children and adolescents
• Edited by leading experts Sam Goldstein and Melissa DeVries
• Published by Springer — a globally trusted academic publisher
• Evidence-based assessment and intervention strategies
• Ideal for child psychiatrists, psychologists, counselors, and educators
• Essential reference for graduate students in clinical and school psychology

Whether you work in a clinical setting, school, or research environment, this handbook equips you with the diagnostic clarity and practical tools needed to support young people effectively.