Titlebook: International Perspectives on Psychotherapy; Stefan G. Hofmann Textbook 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 clinical psychology

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Middle East,ate of clinical psychology in the Middle East. For each country we discuss the historical development of clinical psychology, academic and professional requirements and training, the number of employed psychologists, and the challenges and obstacles that hinder progress within the discipline. Given

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North America,ch as integrated primary care and disease management. Clinical psychology is regulated at the state level, resulting in varying rules on licensure, patient confidentiality, and psychologist prescription privileges throughout the United States. Clinical Psychology is similarly regulated at the provin

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Eastern Europe,nd western society. The domain of clinical psychology specifically was also affected by the negative view of mental illness prevalent in Eastern European countries, particularly enforced in the Soviet Union. Given the view that mental illness was believed to be either caused by the perception of soc

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Latin America,construction of psychology and its theoretical orientations. In the most countries, psychoanalysis prevailed over other theoretical approaches until the end of the twentieth century. Since then, other theoretical approaches have been gaining ground and prestige among professionals and scholars. The

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South Korea,linical Psychologist (issued by the KCPA). This group is the clinical psychologists who have most education and longest training as they must have a master’s degree in clinical psychology and minimum 3 years of post-graduate supervised clinical training. Currently there are approximately 1,700 Level

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China,r consists of nine sections. It first clarifies the notion of “Clinical Psychology” and gives a brief review of the historical development of clinical psychology in the second section. The third section mainly introduces the current situation of professional training which was mainly available in un

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Australia,he introduction of government insurance rebates for psychologists in 2006, and the introduction of the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law Act 2009, which saw the registration, regulation, and training accreditation of different health professions subsumed under the same legislation. This Na