Hi all,

I can only second Denise's statement. I also was not at the meeting butwanted to
add the following which may or may not have been mentioned atthe meeting:

- Denise and Bob are actually referring to two different book by theauthor
Burns, David.
for clarification, check the link:
http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/books/search?keywords=feeling%20good&pageSize=10

Both are similar but the book on the right (yellow with title" FeelingGood - the
new mood therapy" ) is a newer edition and can be bought isavailable at Indigo
as a paper back for $10. The other one goes forabout $ 21.

If you are unsure if they are for you... they both are available fromthe toronto
library , or - if you are comfortable, you could skim-readthem at one of the
many Indigo book stores downtown:

Cheers
Boris


http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/books/search?keywords=feeling%20good&pageSize=10
nataliya.fong wrote:
Hi,

Even though I was not at the meeting I agree with this posting about
"Feeling Good," by author D. Burns. I have read the book over a few
times. It is easy to glance at in sections and effective when applied.

Denise

--- In Toronto_Social_Phobia_Support@yahoogroups.com,"Bob S."
<rshair31@...> wrote:
>
> hi all,
>
> Here are the details about the book I brought in to the grouptoday:
>
> Burns, David. The Feeling Good Handbook: Using the new moodtherapy in
> everyday life. New York: william Morrow, 1989.
>
> A very practial and accessible book on using cognitive therapy todeal
> with depression, phobias, and social anxiety.
>




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