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User Profile: Holmes33
Holmes33 January 14th, 2024

Join our mental health book club! What book would you recommend for discussion?

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User Profile: psychologyloverr
psychologyloverr April 2nd, 2024

“The Laws of Human Nature” by my favourite autor Robert Greene!

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User Profile: Holmes33
Holmes33 OP April 5th, 2024

I will check it out thank you for the suggestion

Regards,

HOLMES


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User Profile: fluien
fluien April 5th, 2024


Reinventing Your Life by Jeffrey E. Young and Janet S. Klosko.


It is a self-help book explaining early maladaptive schemas according to schema therapy. It also has exercises and case examples. It helped me a lot personally, soon I'm thinking of reading it again, this time with taking notes and doing reflections.

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User Profile: Holmes33
Holmes33 OP April 5th, 2024

Mhm if you have found it useful then I will surely try it and suggest others. Thanks for the suggestion

Regards,

HOLMES

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User Profile: Callmemav
Callmemav April 5th, 2024

Ikigai

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User Profile: Holmes33
Holmes33 OP April 5th, 2024

Yes i Have read about it is very interesting and helpful thank you for the suggestion

Regards

Holmes

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User Profile: EddieToast
EddieToast April 5th, 2024

@Holmes33 For anyone struggling with trans/gender identity issues, I think when the moon was ours is an beautiful book that can help validate your feelings. It helped me a lot because of shared experiences and the way that they talk about it in the story feels impowering and beautiful. :)

User Profile: toughSailboat1064
toughSailboat1064 April 6th, 2024

Overcoming Depression by Paul Gilbert

User Profile: Starstar72
Starstar72 April 6th, 2024

Blackbird by Jennifer Lauck is a good one.


User Profile: ThoughtLight
ThoughtLight April 13th, 2024

I could name a ton of books here and have a bookcase overflowing with them, but I will recommend "The Hours" by Michael Cunningham for my first time joining. Cunningham truly can dictate human emotions and this novel takes you to the barest yet extremely complex emotions and thoughts of three women. Virginia Woolf one of them. If you're a music lover the soundtrack to the movie by composer Phillip Glass is amazing.