psychotherapy

Feeling sad sometimes is a normal part of being human. But for some people, the sad feelings overtake everything else, leaving them hopeless and empty. The things that used to make them feel happy don't make them feel that way anymore. Having depression is a very common and very serious mental disorder. However, there are ways to fight depression, get treatment, and feel better.

"Sixteen-year-old Sadie is lucky to survive an accident, but it changes her world forever when it reveals her secret life and the mysterious, thrilling boy at the center of it"--Provided by publisher.

An autobiography of Edward M. Hallowell who discusses the experiences that lead him to become a psychiatrist in the mental health profession.

This collection of therapeutic activities will help engage resistant children, youth, and families in counseling. These creative activities will help children and youth work through their conflicts and master specific tasks.

"Sixteen-year-old Sadie is lucky to survive an accident, but it changes her world forever when it reveals her secret life and the mysterious, thrilling boy at the center of it"--Provided by publisher.

"Covers what ... [older children can] expect during a therapy session, throughout the course of therapy, and finishing up therapy. This book can be used as either a pre-therapy preparation book or adjunct to therapy. It also includes questions, sample conversations, exercises, and worksheets that will help lead to greater therapy success. Contains introductory materials for parents and caregivers, as well as for children"--Provided by publisher.

When Little Bunny's problem makes him feel sad and fearful, he goes to a therapist for help. Includes note to parents.

A self-help guide for persons afflicted with depression, exploring treatment methods which focus on patients developing the skills to change the thoughts, feeling, and behavior that adversely affects them.

Fourteen-year-old Sparrow Cooke of Brooklyn has always been the kind of child who prefers reading books to playing with friends (not that she has many of those) and since fifth grade the one person who seemed to understand her was the school librarian--so when Mrs. Wexler was killed in an accident Sparrow's world came apart, and when she was found on the edge of the school roof everyone assumed that it was a suicide attempt, which Sparrow denies, but cannot find the words to explain.

A young girl visits a therapist to help her overcome her fears and learn how to enjoy life at home and at school. Presented in English and Spanish.