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"Case formulation" as a book category covers texts that teach clinicians, trainees, and researchers how to develop individualized, theory-informed hypotheses about a person's problems by integrating assessment data, diagnosis, developmental history, and contextual factors. These books explain different formulation models (e.g., cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, systemic, biopsychosocial), practical methods for gathering and organizing information, and techniques for translating formulations into treatment plans, risk management, and measurable goals. They typically include case examples, templates, worksheets, and supervision strategies to build clinical reasoning, differential diagnosis, and collaborative formulation skills. Emphasis is placed on linking formulation to intervention choice and outcome evaluation, while addressing cultural, ethical, and interpersonal considerations that shape both understanding and treatment.

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