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The post-traumatic stress disorder sourcebook : a guide to healing, recovery, and growth / by Schiraldi, Glenn R.,1947-author.(CARDINAL)754735;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 447-453) and index.Part I: About PTSD. PTSD basics ; Making sense of the bewildering symptoms: understanding anxiety and dissociation ; Frequently asked questions -- Part II: About healing, recovery, and growth. Principles of healing, recovery, and growth ; Treatment approaches : professional, medication, group, and self-managed -- Part III: Preparing for the recovery process. Stabilization and balance ; Taking care of your health -- Part IV: Managing symptoms. Affect management ; Reducing general arousal ; Regulating bodily arousal ; Breathing retraining ; Relaxation ; Managing anger ; Eye movement ; Intrusion management ; Before starting memory work : helpful strategies -- Part V: Treatment. Principles of memory work ; Cognitive restructuring ; Confiding concealed wounds ; Resolving guilt ; Prolonged exposure ; Body-based therapies ; Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing ; Thought field therapy ; Other brief processing techniques ; Dream management and processing ; Healing imagery ; Healing rituals ; Grieving losses ; Making sense of trauma : coming to terms with suffering ; Hypnosis ; Expressive art therapies ; Life review ; Innovative treatments ; Complementary approaches -- Part VI: Moving on. Transitioning ; Building self-esteem ; Unfinished business : resolving anger ; Intimacy and sexuality ; Meaning and purpose ; Spiritual and religious growth ; Happiness, pleasure, and humor ; Relapse prevention ; Looking ahead/Summing up -- Appendices: History of PTSD ; Assessing abuse ; Brain and memory ; Psychiatric disorders ; 72-hour emergency preparedness ; Meditation ; Rape and sexual assault facts and myths ; Medication facts and guidelines ; Medication facts and guidelines ; Early childhood trauma and complex PTSD ; Victim, survivor, thriver,"The Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Sourcebook, Revised and Expanded Second Edition introduces survivors, loved ones, and helpers to the remarkable range of treatment alternatives and self-management techniques available today to break through the pain and realize recovery and growth. This updated edition incorporates all-new diagnostics from the DSM-5 and covers the latest treatment techniques and research findings surrounding the optimization of brain health and function, sleep disturbance, new USDA dietary guidelines and the importance of antioxidants, early childhood trauma, treating PTSD and alcoholism, the relationship between PTSD and brain injury, suicide and PTSD, somatic complaints associated with PTSD, and more."--Provided by Amazon.com.

Subjects: Post-traumatic stress disorder.;

Available copies: 3 / Total copies: 6

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The post-traumatic stress disorder sourcebook : a guide to healing, recovery, and growth / by Schiraldi, Glenn R.,1947-(CARDINAL)754735;

Includes bibliographical references and index.Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- pt. I. About PTSD -- 1. PTSD basics -- 2. Making sense of the bewildering symptoms : understanding anxiety and dissociation -- 3. Associated features -- 4. Frequently asked questions -- pt. II. About healing, recovery, and growth -- 5. Principles of healing, recovery, and growth -- 6. Treatment approaches : professional, medication, group, and self-managed -- pt. III. Preparing for the recovery process -- 7. Stabilization and balance -- 8. Taking care of your health -- pt. IV. Managing symptoms -- 9. Affect management -- 10. Reducing general arousal -- 11. Breathing retraining -- 12. Relaxation -- 13. Managing anger -- 14. Eye movement -- 15. Intrusion management -- 16. Before starting memory work : helpful strategies -- pt. V. Treatment -- 17. Principles of memory work -- 18. Cognitive restructuring -- 19. Confiding concealed wounds -- 20. Resolving guilt -- 21. Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) -- 22. Thought field therapy -- 23. Other brief processing techniques -- 24. Prolonged exposure -- 25. Dream management and processing -- 26. Healing imagery -- 27. Healing rituals -- 28. Grieving losses -- 29. Making sense of trauma : coming to terms with suffering -- 30. Hypnosis -- 31. Expressive art therapies -- 32. Life review -- 33. Building self-esteem -- 34. Unfinished business : resolving anger -- 35. Innovative treatments -- 36. Complementary approaches -- pt. VI. Moving on -- 37. Transitioning -- 38. Intimacy and sexuality -- 39. Meaning and purpose -- 40. Spiritual and religious growth -- 41. Happiness, pleasure, and humor -- 42. Relapse prevention -- 43. Summing up -- Appendix A. The history of PTSD -- Appendix B. Assessing abuse -- Appendix C. The brain and memory -- Appendix D. Psychiatric disorders -- Appendix E. 72-hour emergency preparedness -- Appendix F. Meditation -- Appendix G. Rape and sexual assault facts and myths -- Appendix H. Medication facts and guidelines -- Appendix I. Victim, survivor, thriver -- Endnotes -- Bibliography -- Additional resources -- Index.

Subjects: Post-traumatic stress disorder.;

Available copies: 7 / Total copies: 12

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Principles of health : by Edens, Patricia Stanfill,editor.(CARDINAL)857772;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 495-538) and index.Introduction -- Contributors -- What Is Depression? -- An Overview of Depression -- Understanding Depression -- Depression: Brain Chemistry, Cognitive and Stress Theories -- Depression and Addiction -- Depression in Adolescence: An Overview -- Depression in Adolescence: Black Adolescents -- Aging and Depression -- Talking to Seniors about Depression -- Depression and Cancer -- Depression and Genetics -- Women's Mental Health and Depression -- Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders and Mental Health -- Military Personnel and Veterans: Depression -- Men and Mental Health -- Mental Health Challenges for Undocumented Immigrants -- Depression in the Black Community -- Indigenous People and Mental Health -- The Global Burden of Depression -- Civil Unrest and Mental Health -- Middle Eastern Immigrants and Mental Health -- Political Polarization and Mental Health -- The Hispanic/Latinx Community and Mental Health -- Midlife Crisis and Depression -- Empty-Nest Syndrome and Mental Health -- Sexual Orientation and Depression -- Emotions: Biomedical Causes and Effects -- Alcohol Use and Depression -- Types of Depression and Associated Conditions -- Bipolar Disorder -- Bipolar Disorder in Women -- Borderline Personality Disorder: An Overview -- Postpartum Depression -- Depression and Menopause -- Seasonal Affective Disorder -- Comorbidity and Mental Health -- Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Depression -- Death and Dying: Effects on Mental Health -- Pandemics and Depression -- Sudden Traumatic Loss and Complicated Grief -- Delusional Disorders -- Fibromyalgia and Depression -- Depression and Chronic Conditions -- Mental Illness and Psychosis -- Psychological Effects of Infectious Diseases --Panic Attacks and Depression -- Neurotic Behavior and Mental Health -- Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and Depression -- Homelessness and Mental Health Issues -- Despair, Hopelessness, and Depression -- Autoimmune Disorders and Depression -- Recognizing Depression: Signs and Symptoms -- Suicide -- Teenagers' Mental Health -- Teenage Suicide -- Understanding Self -- Social Media and Depression -- Symptoms of Depression: Fatigue -- Symptoms of Depression: Loss of Interest -- Symptoms of Depression: Physical and Behavioral Changes -- Sleep Disorders and Depression -- Workplace Issues and Mental Health -- Screening and Diagnosis -- Diagnosing Depression -- Psychiatric Disorders: Making a Diagnosis -- Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) -- Chronic Illness and Mental Health: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome -- Chronic Illness and Mental Health: Pain -- Genes and Depression -- Environmental Factors and Mental Health -- Eating Disorders and Depression -- Treatment and Medications -- Depression Treatment for Mild to Moderate Mood Disorder -- Psychopharmacology and Mental Illness -- Antianxiety Medications -- Antidepressant Medications -- Antipsychotic Medications -- Psychotherapy: Goals and Techniques -- Mental Health Providers -- Mental Health Facilities and Treatment Settings -- Advances in Treatment for Depression -- Deep Brain Stimulation -- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and Depression -- Vagus Nerve Stimulation (VNS) and Depression -- Stress Reduction and Depression -- Therapeutic Relaxation -- Art Therapy -- Anxiety and Panic Attacks and Complementary Medicine -- Biofeedback -- Behavior Therapy -- Cognitive-Behavior Therapy (CBT) -- Electroconvulsive Therapy -- Transcendental Meditation -- Psychoanalysis -- Psychiatry -- Geriatric Psychiatry -- Music Therapy -- Mindfulness -- Mind-Body Medicine -- Faith-Based Counseling -- Guided Imagery -- Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) -- Clinical Research Trials and Mental Illness -- Reality Therapy -- The Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation -- Social Support and Mental Health -- Mental Health and E-Therapy -- Hypnotherapy and Depression -- Self Care and Helping Others -- Mental Health Resources -- Self-Care Skills and Depression -- Self-Actualization and Implications for Mental Health -- Family Stress and Mental Illness -- Behavioral Family Therapy -- Technology and Mental Health -- Relaxation and Self-Care -- When Others Seem Depressed -- Nutrition and Mental Health -- Spirituality and Mental Health -- Health Promotion and Mental Health -- Exercise and Mental Health -- Antidepressants: Monitoring for Misuse and Abuse -- Talking About Mental Health with the Provider -- Government Mental Health Resources -- Mental Health Legislation -- Bibliography -- Glossary -- Organizations."Principles of Health: Depression is an important and timely volume that addresses a serious public health issue in the United States. Depression is defined as a state of low mood and aversion to activity. This volume addresses factors that can contribute to depression, like certain life events and personality; how depression is measured; and life styles that are connected to depression, like alcoholism and creative thinking. In addition, content will cover management of the condition and how it affects global health." --Introduces students and researchers to the fundamentals of depression as a medical condition using easy-to-understand language for a solid background and a deeper understanding and appreciation of this important subject.

Subjects: Reference works.; Depression, Mental.; Depression, Mental;

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A doctor's guide to alternative medicine : what works, what doesn't, and why / by Borins, Mel,author.(CARDINAL)407429; Siegel, Bernie S.,writer of preface.(CARDINAL)748515;

"In the United States alone, more than 38 percent of people use Alternative Medicine to treat and prevent medical issues and more than 50 percent of people have tried Alternative Medicine at some point in their life. But because some people don't feel their doctors see those methods as legitimate, patients often turn to unreliable sources such as the internet, celebrities, etc. for guidance. With so much misinformation out there, how does anyone know which advice to follow and what actually works? In this book, Dr. Mel Borins answers these questions using the latest scientific research and double-blind studies to educate patients and physicians alike on which alternative treatments work, which don't, and why. And more importantly, it teaches them how to safely use these alternative treatments, as a reputable source of information to supplement their conventional medicine treatments. Written in clear, accessible language for the layperson while providing citations to full studies for the medical professional, the book covers traditional healing and herbal remedies, physical therapies, psychological therapies, and natural health products--making it perfect for alternative medicine skeptics looking for hard evidence, doctors of conventional medicine seeking to understand why alternative therapies work, and for those open to alternative medicine but who want to understand the benefits and dangers; these include America's 78 million Baby Boomers who purchase 77 percent of all prescriptions drugs and are seeking ways to treat their health issues without causing more of them. "--"This book pairs common ailments with an alternative therapy treatment, clearly explaining their efficacy as well as the relevant scientific studies supporting or debunking their use"--Includes bibliographical references and index.

Subjects: Alternative medicine.;

Available copies: 5 / Total copies: 5

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