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Good Books To Read On Psychology, P. 2

10 Monday Nov 2014

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“Books have been a resource for me since the age of ten. I read voraciously the works of Freud, Harry Stack Sullivan, Karen Horney, and Jung. They helped me understand myself and others from a different perspective. I read some books for information and some for comfort, such as books of poetry. Henry Van Dyke and Henry Longfellow were my favorite poets. I  read for entertainment the books of Gene Stratton-Porter, Albert Terhune, Mother West Wind Stories, and Nancy Drew. These books became like old friends. They ultimately led me to my career in life.”

  1.  freeclassics110111The 5 Love Languages of Children. Gary Chapman and      Ross Campbell
  2.  Why Me? Why Mine? Clear Thinking About Suffering. Paul Andrus.
  3. Attachment in Psychotherapy. David J Wallin.
  4. Love Is Letting Go Of Fear. Gerold Jampolsky,M.D.
  5. Learning To Love Yourself. Sharon Wegscheider- Cruse.
  6. Making Friends. A Guide to Getting Along With People. Andrew Matthews.
  7. Healing The Child Within. Charles Whitfield.
  8. Leaves Falling Gently. Susan Bauer-Wu. Ph.D.
  9. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Raymond Flannery., Jr., Ph.D
  10. . Dancing With Fear. Paul Foxman, Ph.D.
  11. Elements of Crisis Intervention. James Greenstone and Sharon Levilon.
  12. Grief: Normal, Complicated, Traumatic. Linda J. Schupp, Ph.D.
  13. The Anger Control Workbook. Matthew McKay, Ph.D and Peter Rogers,Ph.D.
  14. Panic Attack Workbook. David Carbonell, Ph.D.
  15. The Feeling Good Handbook. David Burns,M.D.
  16. Coping With Trauma: A Guide to Self-understanding. Jon G. Allen, Ph.D.
  17. How Can I Help Her? A Handbook for Partners of Women Sexually Abused as Children. Joan Spear, LSCSW.
  18. Childhood Sexual Abuse: A Survivor’s Guide For Men. Suzanne Rice And Russell Forrest.
  19. Enjoy Life: Healing With Happiness. Lynn D. Johnson,Ph.D.
  20. Life is Goodbye. Life is Hello. Alla Bozarth-Campbell, Ph.D.
  21. The Book of Stress Survival. Alix Kirsta.
  22. Managing Your Anxiety. Christopher J. McCullough, Ph.D and Robert Woodsmann.

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Good Books To Read on Psychology, P.1

07 Friday Nov 2014

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 “Books allow us to open up our minds to new ideas and give us the opportunity to know authors we have never met in person. We are able to experience life in a new way and learn skills that can help us grow in all areas of our lives. The following books have the power to  do just that.”             

  1. freeclassics110111The Healing Connection. Jean Baker Miller, M.D. and Irene Pierce Stiver, Ph.D.
  2. How To Survive The Loss Of A Love. Melba Colgrove, Ph.D, Harold Bloomfield, M.D., and Peter Williams.
  3. Beyond Boundaries: Learning To Trust Again In Relationships. Dr. John Townsend.
  4. When Sorry Isn’t Enough: Making Things Right With Those You Love. Gary Chapman and Jennifer Thomas.
  5. Hiding From Love. Dr. John Townsend.
  6. The Gift Of Therapy. Irvin D. Yalom, M.D.
  7. Staring At The Sun: Overcoming The Terror of Death.  Irvin D. Yalom, M.D.
  8. Dissociative Identity Disorder. Colin Ross
  9. The Woman’s Book of Courage. Sue Patton Thoele.
  10. On Life After Death. Elizabeth Kubler Ross, M.D.
  11. Mindsight. David Siegel,M.D.
  12. Life Lessons. Elizabeth Kubler Ross, M.D. and David Kessler
  13. Identity and the Life Cycle. Erik Erikson.
  14. Lessons in Loss and Living. Michele Reiss, Ph.D.
  15. The Chronic Illness Workbook. Patricia Fennell, LSCSW-R
  16. Resilience: How Your Inner Strength Can Set You Free From The Past. Boris Cyrulnik, Ph.D.
  17. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder In Children. Spencer Eth, M.D., and Robert S.Pyroos.
  18. The Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Sourcebook. Gail Schiraldi, Ph.D.
  19. I Can’t Get Over It: A Handbook For Trauma Survivors. Aphrodite Matsakis, Ph.D.
  20. Self-Parenting. John Pollard, III.

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