Books in the Library on Mental Wellbeing

08 May 2025

12th – 18th May is Mental Health Awareness week.

Books in the Library on Mental Wellbeing

08 May 2025

12th – 18th May is Mental Health Awareness week.

Books on mental health

12th – 18th May is Mental Health Awareness week. Our Librarian, Jan, has put together this list of her favourite books on mental health that are available to borrow from our library.

  • L6803 – The Mental Health Handbook by Trevor Powell (2000)
  • L6759 – The Sky’s The Limit: a workbook for teaching mental health wellbeing to young people with SEN by Victoria Honeybourne (2016)
  • C0448 – The Monster Book of Feelings: creative activities and stories to explore emotions and mental health by Amie Taylor (2022)
  • L6846 – A Guide to Mental Health Issues in Girls and Young Women on the Autism Spectrum by Judy Eaton (2018)
  • L7080 – The Mental Health and Wellbing of Children and Young People with Learning Difficulties: a guide for educators by Kirstie Rees (2024)
  • L6927 – Children’s Mental Health and Emotional Well-being in Primary Schools by Colin Howard (2020)
  • L6599 – The Young Mind: the essential guide to mental health for young adults parents and teachers (2009)
  • L6801 – Child and Adolescent Mental Health for Front-line Professionals by Nisha Dogra (2018)
  • L6529 – A Practical Guide to Mental Health Problems with ASD: its not just their autism by Khalid Karim (2014)
  • L7085 – Day by Day: emotional wellbeing in parents of disabled children by Joanna Griffin (2021)
  • L6939 – From Hurt to Hope: stories of mental health mental illness and being autistic by Mair Elliott (2022)

We have lots of books in our library that can be borrowed free of charge and cover a range of topics. Find out more about our library.

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