Educational Materials
DBSA offers a variety of free educational materials that you may download below or, if available, order from our online store. You may also order via phone by calling (800) 826-3632.
New Publications
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Next Steps: Getting the Treatment you Need to Reach Recovery
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What Helps and What Hurts en Español |
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Foods and Moods |
Kindness as a Way to Wellness |
Additional Brochures and Other Publications
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Beyond Diagnosis: Depression and Treatment: A Call to Action to the Primary Care Community and People with Depression Bipolar Disorder: Rapid Cycling and its Treatment Bipolar Disorder: Stories of Clinical Trials: Information and Options for People With Mood Disorders Coping with Mood Changes Later in Life Coping with Unexpected Events: Depression and Trauma DBSA Support Groups: An Important Step on the Road to Wellness Dealing Effectively with Depression and Manic-Depression Dual Diagnosis and Recovery Finding a Mental Health Professional Finding Peace of Mind: Treatment Strategies for Depression and Bipolar Disorder (Updated: 2006 Version) Getting Better Sleep: What You Need to Know en Español Guide to Depression and Bipolar Disorder Healthy Lifestyles: Improving and Maintaining the Quality of Your Life Helping a Friend or Family Member Introduction to Depression and Bipolar Disorder en Español Is It Just a Mood...or Something Else?: Information on Mood Disorders for Young People |
Living with Bipolar Disorder: How Far Have We Really Come? Men and Depression Myths and Facts about Depression and Bipolar Disorder New Technologiesin the Treatment of Mood Disorders Personal Calendar Psychiatric Hospitalization: A Guide for Families Psychotherapy: How it Works and Saying No to Negative Thinking The Storm in My Brain: Kids and Mood Disorders Suicide Prevention and Suicide Prevention Card Taking Care of Both of You: Understanding Mood Changes After the Birth of Your Baby Treatment Challenges: Finding Your Way to Wellness en Español You've Just Been Diagnosed... Understanding Hospitalization for Mental Health en Español Wellness at Work What You Need to Know About Working Toward Wellness (available online only) |


