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Read any books?


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Great topic idea Anerol!
 
Interested in what books members recommend.
 
 

Ashley, Health Educator
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Good Morning. My therapist suggested to me the PTSD Workbook by Mary Beth Williams and Soili Poijula.  Simple and effective techniques for Overcoming Traumatic Stress Symptoms.
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Anxiety and Phobia Workbook by Bourne.  I got mine from Chapters. It is excellent. My therapist uses stuff out of it.

Davit.
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Texanfemme has the name of a very good one. I can't remember it's name or author as I lent mine out, but I see she still visits . I'll go back a few posts and see if I can find it for you.

Davit.
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I was wondering if anyone has found books they would like to suggest based on Panic Disorder/Anxiety or anything helpful in that sense. The best one that I've read is titled "Living with Panic Disorder". It's a collection of different people's experiences of their lives with panic disorder.

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