
New Mental Health & Well-Being Section Opens At Wicklow Library
A project aimed at the promotion and nurturing of mental health through reading was initiated by Wicklow Mental Health Association in conjunction with Wicklow Library Service.
A new section was introduced at Wicklow Library in 2012 which is dedicated to Mental Health and Well-Being publications.
This new section provides the opportunity for the people of Wicklow to avail of a range of useful self-help books in the areas of depression, anxiety, bullying, stress, mindfulness and feeling good.
These books were purchased by Wicklow Mental Health Association from funds raised in our community which brought this innovative initiative to fruition.
Wicklow Mental Health Association are very grateful to the people in our community for their generosity which has enabled us to provide this innovative resource aimed at promoting positive mental health and reducing stigma.
The following books are currently available from Wicklow Library
Book Titles | Authors |
Flagging The Problem | Dr. Harry Barry |
Flaqgging The Therapy | Dr. Harry Barry |
Flagging The Stress | Dr. Harry Barry |
Depression - Your Way Out Of Prison | Dorothy Rowe |
Depression An Emotion Not A Disease | Dr. Michael Corry/Dr. Aine Turbidy |
Depression - The Common Sense Approach | Tony Bates |
Shoot the Damn Dog : A Memoir of Depression | Sally Brampton |
The Mindful Way Through Depression - Freeing Yourself From Chronic | Jon Kabat Zinn/Zindel Segal |
Unhappiness | Mark Williams/John Teasdale |
The Feeling Good Handbook | David E. Burns |
Coping with Anxiety and Depression | Shirley Trickett |
Overcoming Depression : Guide to Recovery with a Self-help Programme | Paul Gilbert |
Depression and How to Survive it | Dr. Anthony Clare/Spike Milligan |
Coping with Depression and Elation | Dr. Patrick McKeown |
Resolving Bullying | Fiona McAuslan/Peter Nicholson |
Resolving Anger | Fiona McAuslan/Peter Nicholson |
Resolving Bereavement | Fiona McAuslan/Peter Nicholson |
Resolving Sibling Rivalry | Fiona McAuslan/Peter Nicholson |