loneliness developing maintaining connections

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Healing the Trauma of Abuse: A Woman's Workbook

2 reviews
Mary Ellen Copeland, Maxine Harris

New Harbinger Publications, 2000

It read my mind
This book has great exercises and helps comes to terms with sexual abuse in a gentle way. I really found it helpful in my recovery.

Wellness Recovery Action Plan

5 reviews
Mary Ellen Copeland

Peach Pr, 1997

This is an excellent, easy to read, very helpful book.
The Wellness Recovery Action Plan teaches people with psychiatric symptoms step by step how to make a plan to manage their symptoms, from daily maintenance activities, through early signs of trouble, to signs that things are breaking down, to making a crisis plan for a time when they may need the help of other people to temporarily make decisions in their lives. This process is appropriate ...

Fibromyalgia and Chronic Myofascial Pain: A Survival Manual (2nd Edition)

134 reviews
Devin J. Starlanyl, Mary Ellen Copeland

New Harbinger Publications, 2001

Finally!!
The information in this book is priceless to me. I have gone to many doctors to treat the myriad of symtoms that come with FMS, it has been extremely frustrating. Most physicians have the opinion that it is "just in your head", or even say they are "overwhelmed" with the list of issues. This book identifies and breaks down all of this information in an easy to follow format (alot of medical ...

The Depression Workbook: A Guide for Living with Depression and Manic Depression, Second Edition

24 reviews
Mary Ellen Copeland, Matthew McKay

New Harbinger Publications, 2002

Practical Options for Managing Bipolar
Some of the reviewers have stated that the book made them more depressed because they were so depressed they couldn't follow the suggestions in the book. I will be the first to admit that you can be so depressed that you can't do much of anything including reading. This book does contain useful suggestions for times when you are not at the extremes of mania and depression when you can follow ...

The Worry Control Workbook
Mary Ellen Copeland

New Harbinger Publications, 1998

Comprehensive guide offering help to those struggling with excessive concerns about health, money, family, or work. For consumers. Softcover.

Living Without Depression and Manic Depression: A Workbook for Maintaining Mood Stability (New Harbinger ...

8 reviews
Mary Ellen Copeland

New Harbinger Publications, 1994

Big Help!
This is a big help to me. Really appreciate this book. Recommend it to anyone looking for help.

Winning Against Relapse (A Work of Action Plans for Recurring Health and Emotional Problems)
MAry Ellen Copeland

Peach Press, 2001

The Loneliness Workbook: A Guide to Developing and Maintaining Lasting Connections

3 reviews
Mary Ellen Copeland

New Harbinger Publications, 2000

Enlightening.....
This book is wonderful. It touches upon everything that is important for making, reconnecting, and maintaining friendships. The author has done a wonderful job making the reader feel confortable, confident, and loved on their journey. I give this book five stars. Anyone who reads this book will benefit.

Recovering from Depression: A Workbook for Teens

1 review
Mary Ellen Copeland, Stuart Copans

Brookes Publishing Company, 2002

I am Recovering
As a teenager with depression I selected this book, not knowing what it was like. Well I started to read it and it all made sence. Every chapter focuses on a differnt part of depression, what it does or what you can do. Some things seem a little easy for an older teenager, bur still helpful. I see that as being able to help all adolcents, at differnt ages. Easy to read and easy to understand.

Winning Against Relapse: A Workbook of Action Plans for Recurring Health and Emotional Problems
Mary Ellen Copeland

New Harbinger Publications, 1999

Presents a structured system that those in recovery can use to monitor their own symptoms and respond to them in a way that reduces or eliminates the possibility of relapse.

The Winning Against Relapse Program
Mary Ellen Copeland

New Harbinger Publications, 1999

Mary Ellen Copeland's battle with manic depression, fibromyalgia, and chronic myofascial pain syndrome sent her on a search for ways to manage these conditions. In this audio version of her book, she teaches listeners how to manage symptoms in a way that reduces, modifies, or eliminates the possibility of relapse.

The Adolescent Depression Workbook
Mary Ellen Copeland, Stuart Copans

Peach Press, 1998

This book was written to help adolescents who are depressed, sad, thinking about hurting themselves, dropping out of their old activities that used to make them feel good about themselves, and irritable and/or angry with their parents. Used successfully by other young adults, this book will help you through the process of finding help for yourself and getting on the road to feeling happy and healthy.

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