Writing to Clients and Referring Professionals about Psychological Assessment Results: A Handbook of Style and Grammar

“Finally! A definitive guide for assessment psychologists and graduate students on how to write professionally and communicate effectively and therapeutically – through written and spoken word. This book will be on my assessment course syllabus and on my shelf!” – Deborah J. Tharinger, University of Texas at Austin, USA

“If you write, you will love this book. Allyn brings back to life all those writing rules and wisdom that rang faintly in the back of my head. Beyond that it clarifies the cutting edge of psychological report writing, including children’s stories! It will be required reading for all my students!” – Hale Martin, University of Denver, Colorado, USA

“This book is a great desk reference for the emerging assessor-writer. It serves to build on existing skills in a manner that fosters clear and concise communication to other professionals and clients. As a clinician, it is a great reference to keep close by to always remind myself how to communicate effectively. I highly recommend it to anyone trying to teach report writing at any professional level.” – Michelle Casarella Espinoza, Jennifer Kellogg, Matthew R. Baity, Alliant International University, California School of Professional Psychology

“Finally! A definitive guide for assessment psychologists and graduate students on how to write professionally and communicate effectively and therapeutically – through written and spoken word. This book will be on my assessment course syllabus and on my shelf!” – Deborah J. Tharinger, University of Texas at Austin, USA

“If you write, you will love this book. Allyn brings back to life all those writing rules and wisdom that rang faintly in the back of my head. Beyond that it clarifies the cutting edge of psychological report writing, including children’s stories! It will be required reading for all my students!” – Hale Martin, University of Denver, Colorado, USA

J. B. Allyn specializes in creative and technical writing and editing in the field of psychology. She is affiliated with the Center for Collaborative Psychology, Psychiatry, and Medicine in the Bay Area of Northern California, USA