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Healing Anxiety and Depression | 
 enlarge | Authors: Daniel G. Amen, Lisa C. Routh
Publisher: Berkley Trade
Category: Book
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Rating:  38 reviews
Sales Rank: 1555
Media: Paperback
Pages: 352
Number Of Items: 1
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Dimensions (in): 8.9 x 6 x 1
ISBN: 0425198448
Dewey Decimal Number: 616.85206
EAN: 9780425198445
ASIN: 0425198448
Publication Date: December 7, 2004
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Product Description
Dr. Daniel Amen-a pioneer in uncovering the connections between the brain and behavior-presents his revolutionary approach to treating anxiety and depressive disorders. Healing Anxiety and Depression reveals the major anxiety and depression centers of the brain, offers guidelines and diagnostic tools to determine the specific type of anxiety and depression, and provides a comprehensive program for treating each type. Based on new brain science-and featuring treatment plans that include medication, diet, supplements, exercise, and social and therapeutic support-this groundbreaking book will help readers conquer these potentially devastating disorders and change the way they think about anxiety and depression.
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 Top Four Anxiety Depression Books November 25, 2008
Allison Tyler (Arlington, VA)
My Top Four Anxiety Depression Books:
This first one "Tao Cycle Therapy" is based on Davanloo's work,
Tao Cycle Therapy: Natural Happiness via Self Directed Cure for Chronic Anxiety & Depression [Updated 2008 3nd Edition]
Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy: Selected Papers of Habib Davanloo, M.D.
Change Your Brain, Change Your Life: The Breakthrough Program for Conquering Anxiety, Depression, Obsessiveness, Anger, and Impulsiveness
That should keep you busy (:
- Allison
 My books of the month November 24, 2008
Ilana Thompson
My past months pick for best books are the two SKBF Publishing's best selling which was recommended by anther reader and I am glad I listened
1) Rumi & Self Psychology (Psychology of Tranquility)
2) Sara's Therapy: The Way to Purity (A session by session therapy for self growth)
And two other books
3) Seat of the Soul
4) Changing your anxious mind
Who am I? No one important, just read a lot of books about psychology and spirituality and science. I love telling people about the books I like.
 Cheap advertisement for the Amen Clinic August 30, 2008
J. Lucas (American in London)
2 out of 5 found this review helpful
The book reads like a pamphlet advertising the Amen Clinics. At the Amen Clinics this and at the Amen Clinics that, give me a break. This guy can't go half a page without tooting his own horn. You would think that everywhere except the Amen Clinics, the treatment of mental disorders is by witch doctors and alchemists. The books makes a big deal about the use of brain scanning and how this is such a big advantage for their clinic. They shame insurance companies for not reimbursing payment and other doctors for not using the technique, but read closely. In the end, they still the patients are still treated just like anywhere else, symptomatically. One word for this book: lame.
Amen July 19, 2008
Beth L. Roe (College Station, Texas)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I enjoy reading the books written by Dr. Amen.
He writes so the lay person can understand and so the professional does not get bored. This book has been very helpful to many people.
Decent Material For Beginners January 11, 2008
Silver_Reader (Chicago, Il United States)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
I had knowledge on this subject for years, so most of the material written in this book was mainly old news to me. Most of the material in this book is an overview of the disorders and a lot of pics of brain scans. (Including before and after shots) There is a lot of talk about medication as well and different categories of antidepressants. Honestly there isn't that much extra material that books like "Don't Panic" doesn't cover (although this book isn't as dry as "Don't Panic"). If you are new to all of this, then it's is a decent read. If you been dealing with this for quite a while now, chances are that your doctor has found the right meds for you and that you've been properly diagnosed. You may want a book that goes a little deeper in the topics of "rational vs irrational thoughts", "self-esteem", or "phobias". I gave this book 3 stars only because I was expecting more with all the 5-star reviews and didn't pick-up anything new, but it's a good book if you are new to all of this and want a primer about the road that's ahead of you.
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