Everything You Need to Know About Teen Suicide Schleifer 1988 Submitter: My local library has two copies of the 1988 edition of Everything You Need to Know About Teen Suicide. Plus they have multiple copies of the 4 later editions
Tag: mental health
Isn’t Depression Cute?
How to Beat the Blahs Littauer 1979 As a long sufferer of the “blahs”, this book is beyond awful. For the time, this was probably how most folks thought about depression. Basically, with a little lipstick and a new outfit,
You may not need a psychiatrist, but you do need a librarian
You May Not Need a Psychiatrist How Your Body May Control Your Mind Galton 1979 Straight from the 1970s, we have another mind-body connection health book. In this book he criticizes diagnostics with respect to those conditions as “mental” rather
Working your last good nerve
Self Help for Your Nerves Weekes 1962 My cohort in weeding, Holly, is famous for saying that “<insert name of annoying patron, family member, etc> is working my last good nerve.” In fact, she says this at least once a
Curing the Gay Life
Homosexuality And Hope: A Psychologist Talks About Treatment and Change Van Den Aaardweg 1985 Submitter: We’re a small academic library, for a small non-traditional-student-focused college. The college’s programs mostly center around human services degrees. And we’ve spent this summer (3
Scream Your Way to Mental Health
The Primal Scream Primal Therapy: The Cure for Neurosis Janov 1970 Talk about a blast from the past! Primal Scream Therapy was the “it” therapy for many celebrities in the 70s. The basics of Primal Therapy is that current neurosis
Groovy Mental Health for the Holidays
Inside Groups: A Practical Guide to Encounter Groups and Group Therapy Verny 1974 I would imagine many of you are taking a moment or two in the holiday madness to contemplate family, friends and the meaning of life. If not,
Going Sane
Going Sane: An Introduction to Feeling Therapy Hart, Corriere, Binder 1975 Oooh, most excellent suits, hair, and glasses on the cover! The Center for Feeling Therapy was seen as a cult in the early 1970’s. Check out the Wikipedia article