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Best Self-Help Books
I am always interested in finding new books to recommend to my family law clients. Can anyone recommend any specific books? As you can imagine, I deal with everything from alcoholism to physical abuse. :(
There are a few that I usually recommend to clients: Co-Dependent No More Verbal Abuse - How to Recognize it and Respond Boundaries - Where You End and I Begin Anyone care to recommend others? |
I have a book I got about 15 years ago. I’ll have to dig it out of the closet. I think it was called “Drunkards Warfare”. :shrug: No joke. :thumbsup:
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for women i recommend anything by: rhonda britten
http://www.startingovertv.com/lifeco...honda_bio.html she is quite awesome~ |
For women who habitually ignore their own needs and remain excessively loyal to bad or unhealthy men, Women Who Love too Much is a great book.
One I just heard of, The Emotional Incest Syndrome by Patricia Love seems very good. I'll do a bit of research if I get a chance and recommend some others. |
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They are a bit old now, but John Bradshaw's books have been invaluable to me. There is a lot of stuff I took for granted as being normal in a family until I read that series of books=:-)
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Claudia Black's Adult Children of Alcoholics books too.
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Any books of Calvin and Hobbs. That will cheer your day up.
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I also like the "7 (or is it 10?) Habits of Highly Effective People" Deepok Chopra and yes I admit it Anthony Robbins. The Road Less Travelled has some decent points in it. Also Paramhamsa Yogananda books... Also, believe it or not I, think there are some concepts in Scientology that are useful. There are also some concepts it Buddhism books that I've found cool. Oh yeah and The Bible. |
Anything by Melody Beattie is good. I also like Dr. Wayne Dyer.
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