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Therapy is a time to explore yourself, your relationships and your coping skills. It is a time to learn, grow and extend you. Growth can be disconcerting but you will find new ways of looking at old issues, and think about many things in a different light. From How To Find a Good Therapist* by OLPsyBon.* Useful Numbers 800-64-PANIC The National Institute of Mental Health Panic Campaign 800-787-KIDS Children's Rights Council 800-858-KIDS Child Abuse Prevention (KID's PEACE) 617-455-9895 Attention Deficit Information Network 800-222-8000 Child Abuse Hotline 516-829-0091 National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression 800-847-3802 American Schizophrenia Association 800-348-8437 Parents Anonymous 202-336-5500 American Psychological Association 202-682-6220 American Psychiatric Association 800-833-3915 Family Mental Health Center 800-222-4767 PMS Access 800-426-2133 National Support Center for Persons with Disabilities	Am I Crazy, or Is It My Shrink? by Larry E. Beutler, Bruce Michael Bongar, Joel N. Shurkin. In this clear-headed guide to finding the right therapist, the authors provide an overview of the main branches of psychotherapy and suggest which approaches are best suited to the most commonly occurring problems, including depression, eating disorders, and relationship difficulties. Drawing on years of practical experience and the most up-to-date research, the authors give you expert guidance on all the issues you should consider, whether you're seeking therapy or uncertain about the therapy you're receiving. The authors stress that because therapies don't come with warning labels, and because a therapist will typically apply his or her theory to whoever walks through the door, regardless of their unique symptoms and circumstances, it is essential to choose your therapist wisely, with as much forethought as possible.
800-969-6942 National Mental Health Association 800-421-4211 Depression Awareness, Recognition, and Treatment (D/ART) 800-950-NAMI National Alliance for the Mentally Ill 410-955-4647 Depression and Related Affective Disorders Association 800-248-4344 National Foundation for Depressive Illness 800-826-3632 National Depressive & Manic-Depressive Association 800-637-0701 Teen Help Inc. 800-999-5599 National Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities 800-950-NAMI National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, Children and Adolescents Network (NAMICAN) 305-587-3700 Children with Attention Deficit Disorders (CHADD)	The Art Therapy Sourcebook by Cathy A. Malchiodi, Cathy A. Malchoidi 101 More Interventions in Family Therapy by Thorana Strever Nelson (Editor), Terry S. Trepper (Editor) Acceptance Therapy by Lisa Engelhardt, R.W. Alley (Illustrator) One Day at a Time Therapy by Christine A. Adams, R.W. Alley (Illustrator) Zen and the Heart of Psychotherapy by Robert Rosenbaum Active Psychotherapy by Harold Greenwald (Editor) Against Therapy by Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson The Art of Psychotherapy by Anthony. Storr Behind the One-Way Mirror : Psychotherapy and Children by Katharine Davis Fishman Between Therapist and Client : The New Relationship by Michael Kahn Inside Therapy : Illuminating Writings About Therapists, Patients and Psychotherapy by Ilana Rabinowitz (Editor), Irvin D. Yalom (Introduction)
American Psychological Association Online Psych Locator Independant Psychotherapy Network California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists Ask Siggy 1-800-THERAPIST Network Center for Cognitive Therapy Family Therapy Institut Midwest Net Psychologist Cyber Psych AReASON	Adult Children of Abusive Parents : A Healing Program for Those Who Have Been Physically, Sexually, or Emotionally Abused by Steven Farmer Changing Minds : The History of Psychotherapy As an Answer to Human Suffering by Frank Tallis A Consumer's Guide to Choosing the Right Psychotherapist by Ronald W., MD Pies 'Crazy' Therapies : What Are They? Do They Work? by Margaret Thaler Singer, Janja Lalich (Contributor) The Do-It-Yourself Psychotherapy Book by Martin Shepard Freud vs. God by Dan G. Blazer
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