Summary: David D. Burns's Feeling Good by Sarah Fields

David Burns’s book Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy has sold over three million copies. This national bestseller is about a clinically-proven drug-free treatment to battle depression. Burn says that the good news is that low self-esteem, anxiety, pessimism, guilt, procrastination, and other "black holes" of depression can actually be cured without drugs. In the book, psychiatrist and bestselling author Dr. David D. Burns outlines the significant scientifically proven techniques that can immediately lift up the spirits of his readers. This book can also help his readers develop a positive outlook in life. Dr. Burns also included an All-New Consumer′s Guide To Anti-depressant Drugs. Along with these, Burns has written an introduction that helps his readers answer their questions regarding the many options that are available for treating depression.

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