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3000 Series
Health & Wellness

As many Americans live longer we are increasingly aware of the importance of making life sustaining health choices. How we choose to live today directly affects the quality of life in our later years. Diet, exercise, and disease are frequent topics, particularly of the boomer generation. This series is written to provide the facts people need to make good health choices throughout their lives. (See also Personal Improvement, and Nutrition & Fitness.)

3001  The 2300 Series is moving.
Please make a note of the new numbers.(Old Number 3117)
How to Quit Smoking

90% of all quitters fail; now we know why. Summarizes current wisdom on how to quit successfully, dealing with both the addiction and the habit.
3002  (Old Number 3102)
Anorexia:
Dying to Be Thin
Eating disorders are not just picky eating, they can be a life-threatening illness marked by self-starvation. Explores family and social dynamics.
3003  (Old Number 3103)
Bulimia:
Eating Yourself Sick
Also called the “binge/purge” disease, bulimia can become an addiction. Readers learn to recognize this eating disorder and how to overcome a self-destructive behavior.
3004
Fit for Life:
Getting Fit and Staying There

Too many people look at the bodies of athletes or actors, and give up. Shows how fitness is within everyone’s reach. Sound advice on building a lifelong, long-life program.
3005  (Old Number 3115)
An Introduction to Diabetes

One in 20 Americans has it; many more are at risk. This booklet describes what diabetes is and discusses how to prevent its complications, as well as what to do if they occur.
3006  (Old Number 3112)
Mental Illness:
What Is It?
Mental illness is as “real” as diabetes or TB - and often as treatable. Outlines behaviors that indicate a need for treatment. Surveys types of treatments, sources of help.
3101  (Old Number 2003)
Depression:
Getting Down, Coming Up
The “common cold” of mental health affects most everyone at some point in life. How to tell the difference between mild and severe depression. Offers practical suggestions on overcoming “the blues” that occasionally get people down.
3102   (Old Number 2004 )
Anger:
Managing What Makes You Mad
Everyone knows what anger feels like, but many of us don’t know how to deal with it. Explains the physical process of anger, its consequences, how to channel it into productive energy.
3103  (OLD Number 2005)
An Introduction to Stress

Stress isn’t unique to today’s society. Explains what stress is and how to channel it in positive ways. Teaches skills to handle the stress created by the demands of family, school, or work in this get-it-done-today world.
3104  (Old Number 2006)
Codependency:
When Caring for Others Becomes Self-Destructive
Codependents reinforce addictive behavior in others and, unintentionally, get caught up in the addict’s problems. A guide to understanding and improving the situation.
3105  (Old Number 2023)
Worrying:
How Not to be a Worrywart
Some people worry well, and others are worried sick. Explains why and how we worry, what happens when worrying gets out of control. Practical advice on managing worry and where to turn when anxiety gets the upper hand.
3106  (OLd Number 2011)
Finding Help and Helping Yourself Feel Better

Deciding to seek counseling and find appropriate help is a difficult, but rewarding, process for many people. Reassures and encourages readers to explore their options and get the help they need.
3107  (Old Number 2308)
Understanding Suicide

How to recognize someone considering suicide and intervene successfully to prevent it.
3108  (Old Number 2303)
Death & Grieving

Outlines the grieving process, explains common reactions, addresses issues related to the funeral. Guidance for helping children as well as adults.
3124
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder:
Recovering from the Pain of Personal Disaster

Natural disasters, combat, and other terrible events can cause a horror that deeply impacts the mind, body, and spirit. It takes time to feel like yourself again, and in some cases recovery seems impossible. What's normal? What's not? Are some people more at risk than others? This pamphlet explains post-traumatic stress disorder and leads you through the first steps to recovery.

3125  Finding the Strength: How to Get Past Thoughts of Suicide
When people face life’s toughest times, some think seriously of ending it all. Explores the thought processes that lead to this precipice, while respecting the depth of the reader’s distress. Leads the reader through reasons to get help, and offers tips and options for getting that help.

 

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