Interpersonal Therapy

An introductory manual on Interpersonal Therapy for psychology students, mental health professionals, and readers interested in understanding how human relationships influence psychological well-being. It presents the foundations of the interpersonal model and explains how emotional difficulties can be understood in relation to loss, interpersonal conflict, major life changes, and difficulties in close relationships. It includes theoretical foundations, clinical assessment tools, intervention strategies used in therapeutic practice, and clinical examples showing how psychological distress can be understood and addressed from an interpersonal perspective.