BEATING STRESS, ANXIETY & DEPRESSION Professor Jane Plant & Janet Stephenson
Jane Plant and Janet Stephenson bring an approach of reassurance, compassion, clarity and positivity to offer immense support to anyone who is seeking help in beating stress, anxiety and depression. They aim to relieve the fear and helplessness, restoring hope. They show how to regain command of the healing process by learning about and carefully selecting the various diagnostic procedures and treatments that are best suited to you, your loved one or patient. They also advise on making the best possible changes to lifestyle and diet. In sharing this comprehensive programme, they describe the successes that they and others have achieved through their treatment methods. Beating Stress, Anxiety and Depression is essential reading for sufferers, their families and health professionals.
352pp, 153mm x 234mm, softback, 2008
In Change Your Thinking Dr Sarah Edelman uses the principles of cognitive behaviour therapy CBT to help you overcome upsetting emotions such as stress, anger, depression, anxiety and low self esteem.
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