books about: therapy     books:       The Sanford Guide to Antimicrobial Therapy, 2010 (Guide to Antimicrobial Therapy (Sanford))7 reviews Antimicrobial Therapy, 2010 Must Have I'm a PA student in my clinical year. This book is a must-have for clinical year and when you begin to practice. It is absolutely necessary to be up to date on the latest antimicrobial treatment. I will buy the latest edition every year I practice in health care.             Apartment Therapy: The Eight-Step Home Cure41 reviews Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan Bantam, 2006 Such a fun book Wow...what a fantastic little book. I have been a huge fan of [...] for years and just picked up the book a month ago. I live in a small space and had way too much stuff. Now that I have done the cure I feel amazing. It's so wonderful to walk in my place and find it a sanctuary. I highly recommend this book and believe that it will help anyone stay focused, motivated and committed to ...             Family Therapy: An Overview17 reviews Herbert Goldenberg, Irene Goldenberg Brooks Cole, 2007 good book It meets the class requirements and provides good background info for family therapy. I'm only through the first 4 chapters.             Art Therapy Sourcebook (Sourcebooks)19 reviews Cathy Malchiodi McGraw-Hill, 2006 Excellent resource As a first time reader of what art Therapy is about, I found the Art Therapy Sourcebook an easy and comprehensive read. The illustrations and examples are meaningful and the exercises are great. I had once lost the enthusiasm to draw, through reading this book and following the exercises I have created my own creative journal, I find myself immersed in the freedom of drawing once again. For ...             Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Workbook: Practical DBT Exercises for Learning Mindfulness, Interpersonal ...46 reviews Matthew McKay, Jeffrey C. Wood, ... New Harbinger Publications, 2007 Highlly Recommended! If you are truly interested in learning and presenting advanced technicques of "minfullness" .....DBT, this book is for you. It's easily understandable and easily translated into class facilitated use.             The Gift of Therapy: An Open Letter to a New Generation of Therapists and Their Patients (P.S.)51 reviews Irvin Yalom Harper Perennial, 2009 Great for beginning therapists! I just received my Masters and will be starting my new job as a therapist at the beginning of next month. Obviously, I have some feelings of anxiety about starting the new job regardless of the fact that I've been training to do it for over two years. This book passes on tidbits of knowledge that Yalom has gained during his experiences as a therapist. I haven't completed the book, but so far ...             Cognitive Therapy: Basics and Beyond34 reviews Judith S. Beck Phd The Guilford Press, 1995 Great book, classic Excellent book outlining cognitive therapy and how it is applied to patients. Easy to read and offers a great example in every chapter. I used this book as a citation for many of my papers/assignments and even relied on it as a reference for my comprehensive exams. Highly recommended.             The Gerson Therapy: The Proven Nutritional Program for Cancer and Other Illnesses37 reviews Charlotte Gerson, D.P.M., Morton Walker Kensington, 2001 Healthy healing lies within these pages This book was recommended to me by a friend who is a Gerson therapist. While the book is quite thick and I haven't read the whole thing, I have been attempting to apply the principals laid out in the book. This therapy is not for the faint at heart, or for those not willing to conform to some pretty radical dietary (and other) changes, but I honestly would so much prefer to go this route to ...             Ethnicity and Family Therapy, Third Edition24 reviews The Guilford Press, 2005 Ethnicity and Family Therapy, Third Edition An excellent resource for relating the influence of ethnic background to individual problems. The discussions are insightful and provide another facet to individual therapy.             The Trigger Point Therapy Workbook: Your Self-Treatment Guide for Pain Relief, Second Edition326 reviews Clair Davies, Amber Davies New Harbinger Publications, 2004 The Trigger Point Therapy Workbook The book is very easy to use and very effective.I would recommend it to anyone that wants pain relief without the use of painkillers. My friend had neck pain for 25 years and is almost pain free by using this book. I have had pain relief from bad wrists that kept me from sleep and I couldn`t hold a cup of coffee without droping it. Now I am much better. I think you will be happy if you give this ...             Principles of Trauma Therapy: A Guide to Symptoms, Evaluation, and Treatment9 reviews Dr. John Briere, Catherine Scott Sage Publications, Inc, 2006 Excellent book, essential for any trauma therapist's library One of the best books out there on Trauma. Written more for professionals, it is worth a read for anyone else truly interested in learning about trauma and treatment. It's not a self-help book, but could be a valuable resource for someone seeking treatment or seeking to understand a loved one suffering from the impact of trauma. For professionals, this book is essential if you work with ...             Clinical Drug Therapy: Rationales for Nursing Practice, North American Edition5 reviews Anne Collins Abrams, Sandra Smith Pennington, ... Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2008 Excellent resource This book is an excellent resource for the pharmacology course or just for an extra reference book for nurses or healthcare professionals.             Making Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Work: Clinical Process for New Practitioners8 reviews Deborah Roth Ledley, Brian P. Marx, ... The Guilford Press, 2005 A Nuts-And-Bolts Resource for the Beginning CBT Clinician Much more practical that Dr. Beck's "Basics and Beyond" work, this book breaks down the CBT process into bite-sized pieces so that even the most novice of practioners can get their head around this highly effective, yet complex mode of treatment. The authors are cogent in their explanations and illustrations of concepts. This book is the perfect introduction to CBT and will allow the ...             Clinical Handbook of Couple Therapy, Fourth Edition7 reviews The Guilford Press, 2008 Comprehensive with sound empirical foundation It was with a bit of nostalgia that I decided to read and review the Clinical Handbook of Couple Therapy: 4th edition, edited by Alan Gurman, Ph.D. Owing much of my current clinical interest in couple therapy to previous editions of this book read while in graduate school, I was eager to learn what the newest edition had in store. I was pleasantly surprised to find that rather than reading the ...             The Family Therapy Treatment Planner (PracticePlanners?)4 reviews Frank M. Dattilio, Arthur E. Jongsma, ... Wiley, 2010 The Family Therapy Treatment Planner This is great practical knowledge. The manual takes the practitioner from guessing and gives concrete and practical answers that are applicable to everyday work. Excellent.             Grief Counseling and Grief Therapy: A Handbook for the Mental Health Practitioner, Fourth Edition7 reviews J. William Worden PhD ABPP Springer Publishing Company, 2008 Great Refresher So far I have found this book a great reminder and refresher of the important details of Grief Counseling and Grief Therapy. The book also provides references used after each section for further follow up if desired. Very easy read.             Structural Yoga Therapy: Adapting to the Individual19 reviews Mukunda Stiles Weiser Books, 2001 If you buy only one book, this should be it I am an RN, Family Nurse Practitioner, wholistic health practitioner, massage therapist and yoga teacher. This is the best book I've seen on this topic. Mukunda Stiles begins with the history and philosophical basis for yoga therapy, then gives methods for assessment and support of physical structures to promote healing. I would love to study with the author, but having the book is the next best ...             Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Dummies10 reviews Rob Willson, Rhena Branch For Dummies, 2006 Works Great For Adult ADHD At 50 years old I finally discovered I have severe ADHD (combined type) and ODD. After 30 days of Vyvanse 70mg, my brain has lost the battle for power. Switching to 60mg was when the breakthrough came. I previously tried every anti-depressant out there, and none worked. CBT is the perfect match for my new brain, and the real me can finally surface.             Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy Revised and Updated255 reviews David D. Burns Harper, 1999 Excellent and Workable An excellent read on C.B.T. Although I do not take the same position as it's author (i.e. ruling out Conventional Psychology altogether). I found his approach extremely helpful and workable.             Family Therapy: Concepts and Methods, 9th Edition4 reviews Michael P. Nichols Prentice Hall, 2009 The Best! I absolutely love this book. I have learned so much from this book more than other texts I have had in my MFT program. Everyone who has an interest in how families function or is a prospective therapist, should definately buy this book. Buy the 9th edition and don't worry about the cost because it does have more info than onther editions.              search for books antimicrobial, behavioral, behavioural, cognitive, cognitive-behavioral, counseling, dialectical, effectiveness, eight-step, ethnicity, evaluation, generation, harbinger, individual, interpersonal, mindfulness, nutritional, practiceplanners, practitioner, practitioners, principles, rationales, regulation, self-help, self-treatment, sourcebook, sourcebooks, structural, therapists, treatment books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen music: Fiddler's Galaxy home  impressum - about us