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Vancouver, WA

I'm halfway through the workbooks I have & need new ones

March 16
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A MyDepressionTeam Member

Melssa, You can get books from your public library. while you ought not to mark them up, you certainly can use the pages to answer or practice on a separate sheet of paper. There is no harm in asking your therapist either. One other strategy is looking online in a search for specific disorder workbooks and seeing what is listed. From there, you can write down specific titles and get what you need or, say, with bipolar disorder search that book and see what comes up. Often, the bibliography of a workbook or mental health disorder book will have sites with resources and further links to test.

March 17
MyDepressionTeam

Where can you find good mental health workbooks online?

While the search results don't mention specific online stores, they do highlight some highly-rated workbooks for depression that you could search for on major book retailers like Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Book Depository:

- "How to Be Happy (Or at Least Less Sad): A Show Full Answer

Where can you find good mental health workbooks online?

While the search results don't mention specific online stores, they do highlight some highly-rated workbooks for depression that you could search for on major book retailers like Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Book Depository:

- "How to Be Happy (Or at Least Less Sad): A Creative Workbook" by Lee Crutchley - described as an engaging and enlightening creative workbook that helps you feel more self-aware
- "Rainbows, the Coolest Book About Beating Depression" by Buddy Valentine - offers over 100 practical tips organized by color categories
- "The Upward Spiral" by Alex Korb PhD - explains neuroscience-based ways to reverse depression's effects

Many MyDepressionTeam members have found self-help books and workbooks helpful in their journey. One member shared: "I've been reading many self-help books and YouTube videos which state to let the feeling be and it will pass."

You might also check with your therapist or mental health provider, as they sometimes have recommendations for specific workbooks that align with your treatment approach.

March 16
A MyDepressionTeam Member

Check Amazon, I got workbooks thru them

March 16
A MyDepressionTeam Member

What workbooks?

March 17
A MyDepressionTeam Member

Have u tryed Barnes and noble

March 16

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