Edited by
Dilip V. Jeste
Joseph H. Friedman

2006

Although one of the editors is trained in both psychiatry and neurology (DJ), the other, not originally interested in behavioral problems at all, has come, through long clinical practice, to be increasingly convinced of the broad overlap between the two disciplines. This means that the lack of an appreciation and understanding of the behavioral problems that are so common in neurological patients puts both the neurologist and the patient at a disadvantage in both diagnosis and treatment.