Maintaining Your Balance:
Professional Reading
That Makes a Difference
"My mother and my father were illiterate immigrants from Russia. When I was a child they were constantly amazed that I could go to a building and take a book on any subject. They couldn't believe this access to knowledge we have here in America. They couldn't believe that it was free." (Kirk Douglas)
We Want Your Recommendations!
Books/article you recommend to others because: - it helped you as a mental health professional?
- it addressed difficult issues in your clinical practice?
- it offered strategies & approaches that worked?
- you gained perspective on the meaning of your work?
- you might work toward a given area of specialization?
Send title, author(s), year, publisher, annotation.
Tell us how it made a difference for you. We'll post your recommendation, your name & brief information about your career. If you prefer anonymity, tell us. cpsycpr@lclark.edu
Workbook: Gambling Addiction Treatment
Marcy Nichols, CADC I, CGAC II, NCGC II, Counseling Psychology graduate student at LC, has helped fill a gap in professional resources related to gambling addiction. She's featured under Spotlight on a Student on our homepage. Read the full page account, which contains links to her book's website No Dice: Safety Net to Recovery where readers can view the table of contents, see 3 sample chapters, access assessment devices & read compelling testimonials from people who are in recovery from gambling addiction. Congratulations to Marcy for writing a book that is making a difference!
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