Managing your depression : what you can do to feel better / Susan J. Noonan ; foreword by Timothy J. Petersen , Jonathan E. Alpert and Andrew A. Nierenberg.
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TextSeries: A Johns Hopkins Press health bookPublication details: Baltimore, Md. : The Johns Hopkins University Press, c2013Description: xi, 161 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: 9781421409467 (hardcover : alk. paper); 9781421409474 (pbk. : alk. paper); 1421409461 (hardcover : alk. paper); 142140947X (pbk. : alk. paper)Subject(s): Depression, Mental | Self-care, HealthDDC classification: 616.85/27 LOC classification: RC537 | .N66 2013Summary: CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY. As a physician who personally suffers from depression, Susan J. Noonan draws on her own expertise and empathy to create a guide for people who suffer from the disease. Explaining the basics of mental health-including sleep hygiene, diet and nutrition, exercise, routine and structure, and avoiding isolation - "Managing Your Depression" empowers people to participate in their own care, offering them a better chance of getting, and staying, well. Noonan's depression management strategies draw on the best available educational resources, psychoeducational programs, seminars, expert health care providers, and patient experiences. The book is specifically designed to be highly readable for people who are finding it difficult to focus and concentrate during an episode of depression. Cognitive exercises and daily worksheets help track progress and response to therapy and provide valuable information for making treatment decisions.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 151-157) and index.
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY. As a physician who personally suffers from depression, Susan J. Noonan draws on her own expertise and empathy to create a guide for people who suffer from the disease. Explaining the basics of mental health-including sleep hygiene, diet and nutrition, exercise, routine and structure, and avoiding isolation - "Managing Your Depression" empowers people to participate in their own care, offering them a better chance of getting, and staying, well. Noonan's depression management strategies draw on the best available educational resources, psychoeducational programs, seminars, expert health care providers, and patient experiences. The book is specifically designed to be highly readable for people who are finding it difficult to focus and concentrate during an episode of depression. Cognitive exercises and daily worksheets help track progress and response to therapy and provide valuable information for making treatment decisions.
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