Metro Suburban
Recovery Learning Community (RLC) Library
Subject Catalog
ABUSE
ANXIETY
DEPRESSION
INSPIRATION & PERSONAL GROWTH
MEDICINE
MENTAL ILLNESS
MISCELLANEOUS
NUTRITION
PEER SUPPORT
PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS
RECOVERY
SUBSTANCE ABUSE &ADDICTIONS
Bass, Ellen & Davis, Laura
(1988)
The courage to heal: a guide for women survivors of child sexual abuse
New York: Harper & Row
Bass, Ellen & Davis, Laura
(1994)
The courage to heal: a guide for women survivors of child sexual abuse: featuring “Honoring the truth: a response to the backlash”
New York: HarperPerennial
Copeland, Mary Ellen & Harris, Maxine
(2000)
Healing the trauma of abuse: a women’s workbook
Oakland, CA: Harbinger Publications
Davis, Laura
(1991)
Allies in healing: when the person you love was sexually abused as a child
New York: Harper
Davis, Laura
(1990)
The courage to heal workbook: for women and men survivors of child sexual abuse
New York: HarperPerennial
Herman, Judith Lewis
(1997)
Trauma and recovery
New York: Basic Books
Levine, Peter A.
(1997)
Waking the tiger: healing trauma: the innate capacity to transform overwhelming
experiences
Berkeley, CA: North Atlantic Books
Sanford, Linda T.
(2005)
Strong at the broken places: building resiliency in survivors of trauma
Holyoke, MA: Neari Press
Amen, Daniel G.
(1998)
Change your brain, change your life: a breakthrough program for conquering anxiety, depression, obsessiveness, anger, and impulsiveness
New York: Three River Press
Barlow, David H. & Craske, Michelle G.
(2007)
Mastery of your anxiety and panic workbook
Oxford: Oxford University Press
Bassett, Lucinda [video]
(2003)
Attacking anxiety & depression: vol. 1
Oak Harbor, OH: Midwest Center for Stress & Anxiety
Bassett, Lucinda [video]
(2003)
Attacking anxiety & depression: vol. 2
Oak Harbor, OH: Midwest Center for Stress & Anxiety
Bassett, Lucinda [video]
(2003)
Attacking anxiety & depression: vol. 3
Oak Harbor, OH: Midwest Center for Stress & Anxiety
Bassett, Lucinda [video]
(2002)
Jump-start: the road to recovery: 5 essential ways to feel better fast!
Oak Harbor, OH: Midwest Center for Stress & Anxiety
Burns, David D.
(1999)
The feeling good handbook
New York: Plume
Copeland, Mary Ellen
(2003)
The worry control workbook
Dummerston, VT: Peach Press
Sapolsky, Robert M.
(2004)
Why zebras don’t get ulcers
New York: H. Holt
Burns, David D.
(1980)
Feeling good: the new mood therapy
New York: Avon Books
Colbert, Ty C.
(1995)
Depression and mania: friends or foes?: a new “non-drug” model of hope for depression, mania, and compulsive disorders
Santa Ana, CA: Kevco Publishers
Copeland, Mary Ellen
(2001)
The depression workbook: a guide for living with depression and manic depression
Oakland, CA: New Harbinger Publications
Copeland, Mary Ellen
(1994)
Living without depression & manic depression: a workbook for maintaining mood stability
Oakland, CA: New Harbinger Publications
Copeland, Mary Ellen
(2007)
The loneliness workbook: a guide to developing and maintaining lasting connections
Dummerston, VT: Peach PresS
Hayes, Rudy
(2000)
Stuart Perry’s journey for life
Americus, GA: Rudy Hayes
Jamison, Kay Redfield
(1993)
Touched with fire: manic-depressive illness and the artistic temperament
New York: Free Press Paperbacks
Katie, Byron
(2002)
Loving what is: four questions that can change your life
New York: Three Rivers Press
Levine, Bruce E.
(2007)
Surviving America’s depression epidemic: how to find morale, energy, and community in a world gone crazy
White River Junction, VT: Chelsea Green Publishing Co.
Manning, Martha
(1994)
Undercurrents: a life beneath the surface
San Francisco: HarperSanFrancisco
Shenk, Joshua Wolf
(2005)
Lincoln’s melancholy: how depression challenged a president and fueled his greatness
Boston: Houghton Mifflin
Spungen, Deborah
(1994)
And I don’t want to live
New York: Ballantine Books
Thorne, Julia
(1993)
You are not alone: words of experience and hope for the journey through depression
New York: HarperPerennial
Whelchel, Mary
(2007)
Why do I always feel guilty?: breaking free from what weighs you down
Eugene, OR: Harvest House Publishers
Be here now
(1978)
New York: Hanuman Foundation: Distributed by the Crown Publishing Group
Bjorklund, Paul
(1983)
What is spirituality?
Center City, MN: Hazelden
Dyer, Wayne W.
(2006)
Inspiration: your ultimate calling
Carlsbad, CA: Hay House
Johnson, Alexandra
(2001)
Leaving a trace: on keeping a journal: the art of transforming a life into stories
Boston, MA: Little, Brown
Kelleher, Bob
(2006)
Winning the game of life: the Ten Commandments in today’s world
Shrewsbury, MA: Full Court Press
Parnell, Charlotte
(2001)
Meditation: a beginner’s guide
New York: Barnes & Noble Books
Shainbaum, Barry
(2003)
Hope & heroes: portraits of integrity & inspiration
Toronto, ON: London Street Press
Edelman, Eva
(2001)
Natural healing for schizophrenia and other common mental disorders
Eugene, OR: Borage Books
Kalish, Daniel
(2005)
Your guide to healthy hormones
Vista, CA: The Natural Path
Starlanyl, Devin & Copeland, Mary Ellen
(2001)
Fibromyalgia & chronic myofascial pain: a survival manual
Oakland, CA: New Harbinger Publications
Weil, Andrew
(1995)
Spontaneous healing: how to discover and enhance your body’s natural ability to maintain and heal itself
New York: Ballantine Books
Wiley, T. S. & Formby, Bent
(2001)
Lights out: sleep, sugar, and survival
New York: Pocket Books
Bassman, Ronald
(2007)
A fight to be: a psychologist’s experience from both sides of the locked door
Albany, NY: Tantamount Press
Beam, Alex
(2001)
Gracefully insane: life and death inside America’s premier mental hospital
New York: PublicAffairs
Beard, Jean J. & Gillespie, Peggy
(1990)
Nothing to hide: mental illness in the family
New York: New Press
Beers, Clifford Whittingham
(1981)
A mind that found itself: an autobiography
Pittsburgh, PA: University of Pittsburgh Press
Caplan, Paula J.
(1995)
They say you’re crazy: how the world’s most powerful psychiatrists decide who’s normal
Da Capo Press
Colbert, Ty C.
(1996)
Broken brains or wounded hearts: what causes mental illness
Santa Ana, CA: Kevco Publishing
Corrigan, Patrick & Lundin, Robert
(2001)
Don’t call me nuts!: coping with the stigma of mental illness
Tinley Park, IL: Recovery Press
“Crazy talk”: tales of perseverance and perspective in poetry and prose
(2007?)
[Boston, MA?]: L.E.A.A.D. Group of Wayside Youth & Family Support Network
Frattaroli, Elio
(2001)
Healing the soul in the age of the brain : why medication isn’t enough
New York, NY: Penguin Books
Gilman, Charlotte Perkins
(1997)
“The yellow wallpaper” and other stories
Mineola, NY: Dover Publications
Goffman, Erving
(1961)
Essays on the social situation of mental patients and other inmates
New York: Anchor Books
Gosden, Richard
(2001)
Punishing the patient: how psychiatrists misunderstand and mistreat schizophrenia
Melbourne, Australia: Scribe Publications
Horwitz, Allan V.
(2002)
Creating mental illness
Chicago: University of Chicago Press
Kaysen, Susanna
(1993)
Girl, interrupted
New York: Vintage Book
Laing, R. D.
(1990)
The divided self: an existential study in sanity and madness
London; New York: Penguin Books
Lewis, Mindy
(2002)
Life inside: a memoir
New York: Washington Square Press
Plans, Miriam L.
(2004)
Mental health: a layman’s guide: a self-help roadmap through the bewildering maze of diagnoses, therapies, and treatments
Victoria, B.C., CAN: Trafford Publishing
Plath, Sylvia
(2005)
The bell jar: a novel
New York: Harperperennial Modern Classics
Porter, Roy
(2002)
Madness: a brief history
Oxford: Oxford University Press
Rogers, Carl R.
(1995)
On becoming a person: a therapist’s view of psychotherapy
Boston: Houghton Mifflin
Schiller, Lori & Bennett, Amanda
(1994)
The quiet room: a journey out of the torment of madness [Audio]
Los Angeles, CA: Time Warner AudioBooks
Schreiber, Flora Rheta
(1995)
Sybil
New York: Grand Central Publishing
Slater, Lauren
(1996)
Welcome to my country
New York: Anchor Books
Styron, William
(1990)
Darkness visible: a memoir of madness
New York: The Modern Library
Szasz, Thomas
Insanity: the idea and its consequences
Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press
Szasz, Thomas
(2003)
The myth of mental illness: foundations of a theory of personal conduct
New York: Perennia
Vincent, Norah
(2008)
Voluntary madness: my year lost and found in the loony bin
New York: Viking
Whitaker, Robert
(2002)
Mad in America: bad science, bad medicine, and the enduring mistreatment of the mentally ill
New York: Basic Books
Bloom, Sandra L. & Reichert, Michael
(1998)
Bearing witness: violence and collective responsibility
New York: Haworth Maltreatment and Trauma Press
Gardner, Howard
(2004)
Frames of mind: the theory of multiple intelligences
New York: Basic Books
Harris, Leah Ida
(2007)
Poems of mass construction
[Washington, DC?]: L. Harris
Lamb, Wally
(1992)
She’s come undone
New York: Pocket Books
Maguire, Jack
(1998)
The power of personal storytelling: spinning tales to connect with others
New York: J. P. Tarcher/Putnam
McNiff, Shaun
(1992)
Art as medicine: creating a therapy of the imagination
Boston: Shambhala
Robert, Henry M.
(1989)
Robert’s rules of order
New York: Berkley Books
Rosenberg, Marshall B.
(2003)
Nonviolent communication: a language of life
Encinitas, CA: Puddle Dancer Press
Szasz, Thomas
(1996)
The meaning of mind: language, morality, and neuroscience
Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press
Chek, Paul
(2004)
How to eat, move and be healthy!: your personalized 4-step guide to looking and feeling great from the inside out
San Diego, CA: C.H.E.K. Institute,
Enig, Mary G.
(2000)
Know your fats: the complete primer for understanding the nutrition of fats, oils, and cholesterol
Silver Spring, MD: Enig Associates
Pfeiffer, Carl C.
(1987)
Nutrition and mental illness: an orthomolecular approach to balancing body chemistry
Rochester, VT: Healing Arts Press
Price, Weston A.
(1970)
Nutrition and physical degeneration
La Mesa, CA: Price-Pottenger Nutrition Foundation
Schlosser, Eric
(2005)
Fast food nation: the dark side of the all-American meal
New York: Harper Perennial
Chamberlin, Judi
(1977)
On our own: patient-controlled alternatives to the mental health system
Lawrence, MA: National Empowerment Center
Mead, Shery
(2005)
Intentional peer support: an alternative approach
Plainfield, NH: S. Mead
Voices of transformation: developing recovery-based statewide consumer/survivor organizations
(2007?)
Lawrence, MA: National Empowerment Center
“You can!”: a human rights video [video]
Breggin, Peter R.
(1991)
Toxic psychiatry: why therapy, empathy, and love must replace the drugs, electroshock, and biochemical theories of the “New Psychiatry”
New York: St. Martin’s Press
Breggin, Peter R. & Cohen, David
(2000)
Your drug may be your problem: how and why to stop taking psychiatric medications
Cambridge, MA: Da Capo Life Long
Jackson, Grace E.
(2005)
Rethinking psychiatric drugs: a guide to informed consent
Bloomington, Ind.: AuthorHouse
Kramer, Peter D.
(1993)
Listening to Prozac : a psychiatrist explores antidepressant drugs and the remaking of the self
New York: Viking
Norden, Michael J.
(1996)
Beyond Prozac: brain-toxic lifestyles, natural antidotes & new generation antidepressants
New York: ReganBooks
PDR 2009 edition nurse’s drug handbook
(2008)
Montvale, NJ: Thomson Reuters
Valenstein, Elliot S.
(1988)
Blaming the brain: the truth about drugs and mental health
New York: Free Press
Walker, Sydney
(1996)
A dose of sanity: mind, medicine, and misdiagnosis
New York: Wiley & So
Weil, Andrew
(2004)
The natural mind: a revolutionary approach to the drug problem
Boston: Houghton Mifflin
Armstrong, Moe
(2005)
The hip pocket recovery workbook
Boston, MA: Boston University
Copeland, Mary Ellen & Mead, Shery
(2006)
Community links: pathways to reconnection and recovery: program implementation manual
Dummerston, VT: Peach Press
Copeland, Mary Ellen [DVD]
(2002)
Creating wellness: a workshop with Mary Ellen Copeland
Brookline Village, MA: Mental Illness Education Project
Copeland, Mary Ellen
(2006)
Plan de Accion para la Recuperacion del Bienestar “WRAP”(por sus siglas en ingles)
W. Dummerston, VT: Peach Press
Copeland, Mary Ellen
(2002)
Wellness Recovery Action Plan: a system for monitoring, reducing and eliminating uncomfortable or dangerous physical symptoms and emotional feelings
West Dummerston, VT: Peach Press
Copeland, Mary Ellen & Mead, Shery
(2004)
Wellness Recovery Action Plan & peer support: personal, group and program development
Dummerston, VT: Peach Press
Copeland, Mary Ellen
(2003)
Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) for people with dual diagnosis
W. Dummerston, VT: Peach Press
Copeland, Mary Ellen
(2007)
Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) for veterans and people in the military
West Dummerston, VT: Peach Press
Copeland, Mary Ellen
(1999)
Winning against relapse: a workbook of action plans for recurring health and emotional problems
West Dummerston, VT: Peach Press
Dorman, Daniel
(2003)
Dante’s cure: a journey out of madness
New York: Other Press
Mooney, Al J., Eisenberg, Arlene, & Eisenberg, Howard
(1992)
The recovery book
New York: Workman Publishing
Ridgway, Priscilla [et al.]
(2002)
Pathways to recovery: a strengths recovery self-help workbook
Lawrence, KS: University of Kansas School of Social Welfare
Alcoholics Anonymous: the story of how many thousands of men and women have recovered from alcoholism
(1976)
New York: Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
As Bill sees it
(1967)
New York: Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
Cameron, Julia & Bryan, Mark
(1992)
Money drunk/money sober: 90 days to financial freedom
New York: Ballantine Wellspring
Covington, Stephanie S.
(1994)
A woman’s way through the twelve steps
Center City, MN: Hazelde
Covington, Stephanie S.
(2000)
A woman’s way through the twelve steps workbook
Center City, MN: Hazelden
The dual disorders recovery workbook: a twelve step program for those of us with addiction and an emotional or psychiatric illness
(1993)
Center City, MN: Hazelden
Fanning, Patrick & O’Neill, John T.
(1996)
The addiction workbook: a step-by-step guide to quitting alcohol & drugs
Oakland, CA: New Harbinger Publications
Gravitz, Herbert L. & Bowden, Julie D.
(1985)
Recovery: a guide for adult children of alcoholics
New York: Simon & Schuster
Hamilton, Tim & Samples, Pat
(1995)
The twelve steps and dual disorders workbook: a framework of recovery for those of us with addiction and an emotional or psychiatric illness
Center City, MN: Hazelden
An introductory guide to Narcotics Anonymous
(1992)
Chatsworth, CA: Narcotics Anonymous World Services
Mc, Tim
(1995)
Today I will do one thing: daily readings for awareness and hope for those of us with addiction and emotional or psychiatric illness
Center City, MI: Hazeldon
Narcotics Anonymous
(1988)
Van Nuys, CA: World Service Office
Schaef, Anne Wilson
(1987)
When society becomes an addict
San Francisco: HarperCollins
Twelve steps and twelve traditions
(1981)
New York: Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
The Twelve steps for everyone
(1990)
Minneapolis, MI: CompCare Publishers
Wilmes, David J.
(1988)
Parenting for prevention: how to raise a child to say no to alcohol/drugs: for parents, teachers and other concerned adults
Minneapolis, MN: Johnson Institute Books
Woititz, Janet Geringer
(1983)
Adult children of alcoholics
Pompano, FL: Health Communications
Working step four in Narcotics Anonymous
(1988)
Van Nuys, CA: Narcotics Anonymous World Services
