Depression and Stress

By J. Raymond DePaulo and Keith Russell Ablow. 1989, McGraw-Hill, 216pp. (G in VG DJ. Xlib with discreet markings.) "Drawing on compelling real-life anecdotes and case histories of patients who have been treated at the prestigious Johns Hopkins Center for Affective Disorders, the book defines depression, shows how it affects the life of both the victim and his or her family, and what can be done to treat it." (5/4/99)

By Sandra Salmans. 1994 (1995), People's Medical Society, 190pp. (VG+) A general book on depression, mostly in Q & A format. "The complete consumers guide to depression.... * Facts vs. Fallacy. * When you need halp and where to get it. * All options in treatment... Good News: Most forms of depression are treatable. Better News: Successful treatment is growing every year." (5/20/99)

By Harold H. Bloomfield, M.D. and Mikael Nordfors, M.D. and Peter McWilliams. 1996, Prelude Press, 205pp. (Near Fine) (6/18/99)

By Michael D. Yapko, PhD. 1992, Brunner/Mazel, 202pp. Intended for therapists. "Explodes some of the myths about hypnosis and depression, replacing them with compelling, well-rounded and productive discussion.". (Fine in Fine DJ.) (8/10/99)

By Dr. Robert Sharpe and David Lewis. 1977 (1978), Warner, 335pp. "Stress is like a genie! It is a bottled up creative force you can harness to work miracles at your command. (G. Some surface abrasion obscuring text on back cover.) (7/30/99)

For non-traditional approaches to depression.

By Dr. Paul Brand and Philip Yancey. 1989, Harper Collins, 352pp. "Warning: Life without pain could really hurt you. . (Fine in Near Fine DJ. First edition.) (9/15/99)

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