website ( www.cfidsselfhelp.org/library ) in the last month:
1) "Reframing, Part 2: Not the Life I Planned, But a Good Life Nonetheless"
Mental adjustments to reduce suffering and make living with long-term
illness easier.
2) "Lifting the Fog: Treating Cognitive Problems"
Strategies for controlling brain fog.
3) "Reframing, Part 1: Combining Acceptance and Hope"
Living successfully with CFS or FM requires not only changing what we do but
also how we think.
4) "Killing Me Softly: FM/CFS & Suicide"
Ideas for coping when life seems hopeless.
5) "Sensory Overload: Sources and Strategies"
Causes, treatments and prevention.
A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, the program has conducted hundreds of
self-help classes since 1998. The program's website contains information
about our sequence of three self-help courses, plus several hundred articles
on topics such as coping strategies, pacing and support. In addition, there
are many patient success stories and information for family and friends.
Bruce Campbell, Ph.D., Executive Director
CFIDS & Fibromyalgia Self-Help Program
www.cfidsselfhelp.org
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