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Robert Whitaker's Anatomy of an Epidemic reveals the damage that can and very often does result from long-term use of psychotropic drugs, and, along with it, the alarming rise in chronic mental illness in this country since such drugs as Thorazine were introduced in the 1950s. Because this drug could cause tardive dyskinesia and other permanent nervous system damage, the pharmaceutical industry got to work on new generations of drugs that are being used now. Learn More

A comprehensive resource for health professions students and practitioners, including physical and occupational therapists, chiropractors, and behavioral medicine students, Cram's Introduction to Surface Electromyography clearly explains how to use SEMG to treat a variety of neuromuscular conditions. Learn More

Includes Strategies from Clinical, Psycho-Physiology and Applied Neuroscience. Written by John Carmicheal, PhD, R Psych. Learn More

A storehouse of knowledge for biofeedback practitioners from any professional background, including clinical, counseling, and health psychology; behavioral medicine; and allied health fields. It is a primary reference used to prepare for BCIA certification, and serves as an excellent test in graduate-level courses in biofeedback, applied psychophysiology, and behavioral medicine and therapy. Edited by: Mark Schwartz PhD & Frank Andrasik PhD.(2003) 910 pages. Soft cover. Learn More

Training Yourself to Create Wellness by Erik Peper, Catherine Holt, Catherine F. Holt, Katherine Gibney, Catherine Holt Learn More