Pediatric Neuropsychology, Second Edition

Davis’s Handbook of Pediatric Neuropsychology is the most comprehensive single-volume resource on pediatric neuropsychology, blending research-based knowledge with practical clinical applications. Designed for both graduate students and experienced practitioners, it provides an in-depth exploration of brain-behavior relationships in children, covering typical and atypical development, medical and neurological conditions, and school-based considerations. This landmark reference is authored by over 100 leading experts in the field, making it an essential guide for neuropsychologists, clinicians, and allied professionals working with pediatric populations.

Key Features:

• Offers extensive coverage of functional neuroanatomy, neurodevelopment, and functional neuroimaging.
• Provides applied guidance on clinical practice issues including legal and ethical decision-making, working with school staff, and addressing child abuse and neglect.
• Covers professional challenges such as ethics, multicultural considerations, forensic issues, and psychopharmacology.
• Discusses pediatric medical conditions commonly encountered in neuropsychology practice, integrating research findings with practical management strategies.
• Includes detailed guidance on school-based interventions, consulting with educators, and reintegration into mainstream educational settings.
• Contains 95 chapters with up-to-date reviews of current research, creating a single, comprehensive reference for every aspect of pediatric neuropsychology.
• Designed as both a training manual for students and a reference handbook for seasoned practitioners, supporting evidence-based, ethically sound, and culturally informed care.