How To Lift Depression...Fast
How To Lift Depression...Fast
ISBN: 9781899398416
页数: 200
定价: 131.00 元
内容简介
This is one of the most startling and uplifting book about depression ever written – the ‘essence of hope’.
Griffin and Tyrrell are the foremost teachers of effective psychotherapy for depression in Europe. Without ‘psychobabble’, false sentiment or jargon, they make it easy to understand the causes of depression and why so many of us are so vulnerable to it. More importantly, they describe how to overcome it. Thousands throughout the UK and Ireland have already benefited from their approach. Now you can too.
'How to lift depression [...fast]' shatters many myths. It provides clear guidelines, with case histories, for helping people get out of depression, even those at high risk of committing suicide. Just reading it can raise your mood and put joy, pleasure and meaning back into life, even in the bleakest of circumstances.
ANSWERS VITAL QUESTIONS – MANY NOT TACKLED BEFORE:
– How to get out of depression quickly
– Why depressed people wake up so exhausted
– How worrying and dreaming are linked to depression
– How to make your life meaningful
– What harm antidepressant drugs can do to the brain
– Why postnatal depression can also be lifted quickly
– Why some common forms of counselling and psychotherapy often make depression worse
– How to ‘inoculate’ yourself against depression.
作者简介
JOE GRIFFIN is a research psychologist with graduate and post- graduate degrees from the LSE. He is hugely influential in the world of psychotherapy and is director of studies at the Human Givens Institute. He is co-author with Ivan Tyrrell of numerous titles including Human Givens: A new approach to emotional health and clear thinking and Dreaming Reality: How dreaming keeps us sane or can drive us mad.
IVAN TYRRELL is a writer and the Principal of MindFields College, the only specialist psychology college in the UK which educates over 12,500 professionals, including psychotherapists, counsellors, social workers, psychologists, nurses, doctors, psychiatrists, youth workers, occupational therapists, teachers, NHS and social welfare staff, each year on its courses.