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Welcome to the Planet Psych bookstore. Here, you will find our book recommendations listed by topic. If you find books that interest you, you can purchase them immediately by clicking through and following the directions. The PlanetPscyh.com bookstore, in affiliation with Amazon.com, can offer you millions of titles of books, compact discs and videos.
| Cool Water: Alcoholism, Mindfulness and Ordinary Recovery; Bill Alexander and William Alexander
An End to Panic : Breakthrough Techniques for Overcoming Panic Disorder; Elke Zuercher-White
Online Seductions; Falling in love with strangers on the internet; Esther Gwinnell, M.D. Dr. Gwinnell explores the allure of online romance. She draws from case histories of her own patients as well as dozens of interviews with people involved in online relationships. She tries to answer such questions as; Why is cyber romance so hot? When is it good? When is it bad? How do you spot trouble? How do you protect yourself? When have you gone too far? What if you are married? Overall, this is an excellent discussion of some of the major issues in a new and exploding field. Romancing the Net : A 'Tell-All' Guide to Love Online; Richard Booth, Marshall Jung How to Use Computers and Cyberspace in the Clinical Practice of Psychotherapy; Jeri Fink
I Don't Want to Talk About It: Overcoming the Secret Legacy Of Male Depression; Terrance Real Undoing Depression: What Therapy Doesn't Teach You and Medication Can't Give You; Richard O'Conner The author, Richard O'Connor, October 12, 1997 You can read an excerpt from this book on Planet Psych! Visit the article, When Parents are Depressed.
Discipline; A Sourcebook of Fifty Failsafe Techniques for Parents; James Windell You can read several articles by James Windell on Planet Psych, including Handling Difficult Preschoolers, Self-Defeating Behaviors, and Head-Banging. The Whole
Parent: How To Become a Terrific Parent Even If You Didn't Have One; Debra Wesselman,
M.S., L.P.C. Someone Right For You; Edward A. Dreyfus, Ph.D. Someone Right for You offers a strategy for finding a mate, not a playmate. It helps you create a plan based on understanding of yourself and it teaches you the interpersonal techniques needed to make your plan work. Read several articles by Dr. Dreyfus on Planet Psych -- "Someone Right For You", "Making Marriage Work", "Divorce: What Went Wrong?", and "Coaching and Psychotherapy". Men are From Mars, Women are from Venus; John Gray, Ph.D. In an engaging and easy to read style, Dr. Gray enlightens us on one of the key issues in relationships; the concept of the "other". By using the metaphor of men and women being from different planets and having different languages and world views, he invites us to begin to understand our partners as unique individuals rather than mere extensions of ourselves. Getting the Love You Want; A guide for couples; Harville Hendricks, Ph.D. This is the bible of Imago Therapy and with good reason. The book is full of practical suggestions and techniques such as; mirroring, an active listening and feedback technique that fosters understanding; and list making to develop common goals. The underlying personality theory is psychodynamic. There is an emphasis on family of origin imprinting, or the creation of an "imago". The imago is an image of the partner which is resistant to change unless we learn to become conscious, or fully aware of the conditioning that holds us in repetitive patterns of perception and reaction. Passionate Marriage; David Schnarch, Ph.D. Dr. Schnarch believes in passionate, romantic love. He believes in it for married couples. He believes in passionate, romantic love for long married couples in their forties, fifties, sixties, seventies and beyond. He helps couples pursue these goals by combining sexual therapy with marital therapy. This is not conventional practice. It is commonly held that sexual therapy should not be undertaken until most of the couples significant marital issues have been resolved. Schnarch holds that the two go hand in hand. He feels that only in the "crucible" of intense engagement can both marital and sexual conflicts be resolved. He aims to elucidate the processes of differentiation and achieving intimacy. Paradoxically, couples that are too merged or fused cannot be truly intimate. Only by breaking down enmeshment and symbiosis can couples attain the powerful intimacy of fully individuated partners. An interesting technique to highlight these processes is hugging till relaxed. Couples practice this with self observation to get in touch with feelings of self sufficiency and mutuality. This is an insightful, sensitive and well written book. It is original and while it makes some important theoretical contributions, it is highly practical and readable. Adultery : The Forgivable Sin; Bonnie Eaker Weil, Ruth Winter (Contributor), Thomas FogartyBook Description Synopsis The Good Marriage: How and Why Love Lasts
Opening to Love 365 Days a Year
This is a practical "how to" book filled with advice and exercises. It is widely used by therapists as a teaching aid in stress management treatment. The authors lead the reader through some of the most reliable techniques including progressive relaxation, meditation, breathing exercises and various yoga practices. This will help you begin your stress management program today. To learn more or to order this book Click Here.
Values, Philosophy, Spirituality Tuesdays With Morrie; Mitch Albom. Award winning sportswriter Mitch Albom visits with his former college professor who is terminally ill. In the course of their conversations the student learns a little about dying and a lot about living. This is a beautifully written book about a wonderful character that makes one reflect on the purpose of life and vow to pursue that purpose with increased focus and resolve. What more could you ask? How to Want What You Have; Timothy Miller, Ph.D.
Care of the Soul; Thomas Moore
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