Making psychiatry easier to reach.

A coding concordance that sets ICD-10, ICD-11 and DSM-5-TR side by side, in ICD-10 (F-block) order, so a clinician fluent in one can read straight across to the others. Every F-block worked card by card, near-verbatim to the source texts, with a coding companion for comorbidities, post-coordination and the codes beyond the mental chapter, and clickable alphabetical and crosswalk indices. Built for the resident sitting an exit exam in one classification while training in another.

Twenty-one disorder chapters and ten cross-cutting therapeutics that lay the world's treatment guidelines side by side, by disorder and by phase, harmonising a dozen grading languages onto one five-point key with every body's own native grade kept beneath it. A drug atlas then runs from the drug outward, by class and by condition, and an India-first lens (DCGI approval, brand availability, NDPS scheduling and cost) runs throughout. Built for the resident who wants to see, at a glance, where the agreement is firmest and where judgement is needed.

A companion for descriptive psychopathology, compiled across postgraduate training and drawn from the classical tradition of Fish, Sims, and Jaspers. Twelve chapters move in the order a mental state is examined: consciousness, perception, thought, speech, emotion, the self, memory, motor behaviour, and personality, each with its disorders, the history that shaped the concept, and the exam points that get tested. Built for quick revision on a clinical posting and the night before a viva.

The foundation volume of the Weave therapy system: how to conduct a full life-course interview, how to listen for identity, attachment and schema seeds inside ordinary answers, and how to build a formulation that moves from broad to specific without losing the person. It closes with the complete foundation interview, working maps, prompts, and field-ready clinical forms. Written for therapists and residents who want their first sessions to do real work.

The working volume of the Weave therapy system. Eight modality guides with explicit clinical lenses: schema therapy, CBT, ACT, metacognitive therapy, DBT, emotion-focused therapy, motivational interviewing, and psychodynamic foundations. An integration section teaches choosing and sequencing across them, twenty-two composite cases show the decisions in motion, and appendices hold the frame, the therapist, rupture, and endings. A manual for choosing, not merely collecting.

The book to read before any modality. What the word covers, how the named therapies relate to one another, and the healing that happens outside technique altogether: spontaneous remission, the placebo, the alliance, suggestion, the group. Then the variables that shape every case, the boundary with counselling, the common core every therapy shares, and an honest chapter on whether any of it works. Built on Wolberg, restructured for teaching, and corrected where the classic account has been overtaken.

A compact practice standard for writing case conceptualisations that actually get used. A ten-step master guide builds the formulation, eight modality lenses show how the behavioural, cognitive, dialectical, schema, interpersonal, motivational, acceptance and emotion-focused traditions each read the same person, and a quick-reference matrix with a blank master template makes the standard reusable across a practice. It ends with the patient's own plain-language version of the formulation.

A teaching text, not a reference book: the lens you put on before you reach for the checklist. Indian training still defaults to the DSM-5 categories; academic psychiatry has moved past them. This book teaches the dimensional reading in plain language, six spectra, a general factor of psychopathology, an eight-domain mental state examination, all held together by Bayesian reasoning, then carries it into three rooms: the casualty at two in the morning, the Wednesday-morning clinic, the post-operative surgical ward.