Psychosocial Approaches to Podiatry: A companion for practice

Geared toward students of podiatry, sports therapists, and trainers, this cutting-edge text presents an introduction to the psychosocial aspects of health that directly impact podiatry. It draws from the broad range of psychology and sociology and applies them to the field of podiatry. The problem-based approach to this text provides real-life case studies to help illustrate key concepts related to cultural, gender, and social issues.

• This is the first book of its kind specifically targeted to the field of podiatric medicine.
• The problem-based approach mimics current teaching methods.
• The text utilizes case studies to offer readers a true-to-life example of key concepts.