top of page
OOD FOR THOUGHT
F
Often when we're in distress or seeking change of some kind, we go in search of other peoples' experience or ideas with the hope of finding a new perspective, learning new skills or discovering strategies for easing our struggle. With this in mind, I share here a selection of books/articles/opinion pieces/resources for you to explore. Bear in mind that I don't necessarily endorse or espouse all that these resources contain, but I have found them thought-provoking and informative resources for non-clinicians.
DEPRESSION
The Noonday Demon Andrew Solomon
​
I Don't Want to Talk About It Terrence Real
Darkness Visible William Styron
​
An Unquiet Mind Kay Redfield Jamison
​
COUPLES
How Can I Get Through to You Terrence Real
​
HOLD ME TIGHT Sue Johnson
​
MATING IN CAPTIVITY Esther Perel
​
HEALING
​
Broken Open Elizabeth Lesser
Radical Acceptance Tara Brach
​
Trauma and Recovery Judith Herman
The Courage To Heal Ellen Bass & Laura Davis
Allies in Healing Laura Davis
​
ADDICTION & RECOVERY
Drinking: A Love Story Caroline Knapp
Lit Mary Karr
The NIght of the Gun David Carr
​
TRAVELING MERCIES Anne Lammott
The Fix Addiction & Recovery Website
​
THE SOBRIETY COLLECTIVE Addiction & Recovery Website
​
PARENTING
​
Parenting from the Inside Out Daniel Siegel & Mary Hartzell
Everyday Blessings Myla & Jon Kabat-Zinn
Becoming Attached Robert Karen
​
MINDFULNESS
​
A Path with Heart Jack Kornfield
The Wisdom of No Escape Pema Chodron
When Things Fall Apart Pema Chodron
The Places That Scare You Pema Chodron
Full Catastrophe Living Jon Kabat-Zinn
​
THERAPY & PERSONAL GROWTH
​
Couch New York Times Opinion Page
The Psych Report Online magazine about contemporary behavioral science
Psychotherapy Networker Monthly magazine aimed at therapists but accessible for others
​
THE SCHOOL OF LIFE Organization dedicated to the development of emotional intelligence
My mission in life is not merely to survive,
but to thrive;
and to do so with
some passion,
some compassion,
some humor,
and some style.
Maya Angelou
Tell me,
what is it
you plan to do
with your one wild
and
precious life?
​
Mary Oliver
bottom of page