Growing from Depression
If you desire healing, let yourself fall ill.RumiThings are not all they seem. This is a book about how depression can have benefits as well as costs, and how to reap those benefits while making yourself feel betterbetter, in fact, than ever before.New chapters include: Returning to the world The philosophy of happiness The magic of music, and The 7 types of love.Now also contains a recipe for chicken soup.A comprehensive, sympathetic, and thoughtprovoking guide for those who want to explore their depression in more depth. The British Journal of PsychiatryThis book brings understanding and encourages independent solutions. It is remarkable in its shortness and practicality. The British Medical Association Book Awards????? I have read most of Dr. Neel Burtons books and have enjoyed them immensely ... All in all, I found this to be a very insightful and engaging book on depression. Jamie Bee, Amazon.com Top 50 ReviewerBurton guides the reader to unlearn, rediscover, and return to wholeness. It is a journey out of Platos cave... The International Review of BooksBurton is never short of an interesting and sharp judgment. Prof Peter Toohey, Psychology TodayIve read many Neel Burton books. Hes a wonderful writer and able to immerse you lightly in pretty heavy stuff. Adrian Bailey, Vine VoiceBurtons writing blends deep knowledge of his subject with lively anecdote and a genuine concern for how we might draw on the insights of psychology and philosophy to live a better life. Highly recommended! Gareth Southwell, philosopher and writerAbout the authorDr Neel Burton is a psychiatrist, philosopher, and winelover who lives and teaches in Oxford, England. He is a Fellow of GreenTempleton College in the University of Oxford, and the recipient of the Society of Authors Richard Asher Prize, the British Medical Associations Young Authors Award, the Medical Journalists Association Open Book Award, and a Best in the World Gourmand Award. His work has featured in the likes of Aeon, The Spectator, and The Times, and been translated into several languages.? Grab your copy now for a new and powerful way of looking at depression.
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If you desire healing, let yourself fall ill.RumiThings are not all they seem. This is a book about how depression can have benefits as well as costs, and how to reap those benefits while making yourself feel betterbetter, in fact, than ever before.New chapters include: Returning to the world The philosophy of happiness The magic of music, and The 7 types of love.Now also contains a recipe for chicken soup.A comprehensive, sympathetic, and thoughtprovoking guide for those who want to explore their depression in more depth. The British Journal of PsychiatryThis book brings understanding and encourages independent solutions. It is remarkable in its shortness and practicality. The British Medical Association Book Awards????? I have read most of Dr. Neel Burtons books and have enjoyed them immensely ... All in all, I found this to be a very insightful and engaging book on depression. Jamie Bee, Amazon.com Top 50 ReviewerBurton guides the reader to unlearn, rediscover, and return to wholeness. It is a journey out of Platos cave... The International Review of BooksBurton is never short of an interesting and sharp judgment. Prof Peter Toohey, Psychology TodayIve read many Neel Burton books. Hes a wonderful writer and able to immerse you lightly in pretty heavy stuff. Adrian Bailey, Vine VoiceBurtons writing blends deep knowledge of his subject with lively anecdote and a genuine concern for how we might draw on the insights of psychology and philosophy to live a better life. Highly recommended! Gareth Southwell, philosopher and writerAbout the authorDr Neel Burton is a psychiatrist, philosopher, and winelover who lives and teaches in Oxford, England. He is a Fellow of GreenTempleton College in the University of Oxford, and the recipient of the Society of Authors Richard Asher Prize, the British Medical Associations Young Authors Award, the Medical Journalists Association Open Book Award, and a Best in the World Gourmand Award. His work has featured in the likes of Aeon, The Spectator, and The Times, and been translated into several languages.? Grab your copy now for a new and powerful way of looking at depression.
