Resources and Referrals

Books:
There are several books folks have found useful in the course of therapy and real life. These are a few that come to mind. I do remember vividly, though, someone saying at a certain point, "THAT's why Self Help books don't help."

How to Survive the Loss of a Love by Bloomfield, Colgrove, & McWilliams Random pages help, you don't have to sit and read it.

The Gift of Fear by Gavin de Becker
Predicting violence and recognizing perps and trusting yourself.

Why is it Always About You? by Sandy Hotchkiss
The seven deadly sins of Narcissism. Nuts and Bolts information.

No More Mr. Nice Guy by Robert Glover, a recovering nice guy
Check out nomoremrniceguy.com to see if are one, or maybe if he is.

How to Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk Faber & Mazlish
also How to Talk So TEENS etc The cartoons are the most useful in both.

Emotional Alchemy Tara Bennett Goleman Dalai Lama wrote the forward.

Snakes in Suits Babiak & Hare
Dr. Hare has brought back the diagnosis that was first called moral idiocy or the mask of sanity, now coming to be considered a brain impairment. And he figures about 1% of the population qualifies.

Neurobiology of We Daniel Siegel MD
Websites:

Let's just say google at the moment.
Self-Help: At last count that I know of, there were 206 of the A's: AA, NA, SAA, DRA, etc. Several other resources to be updated.