Books on Prescription
Book Yourself to Health: Would you like to better understand conditions and how they can be managed? - Find information that will help you through Books on 'Prescription'.
What is Books on Prescription?
The books recommended by professionals for books on 'prescription' have a focus on information and self-help, helping people to understand their difficulties and to make positive changes in their lives. Some of these books can also be helpful for relatives, friends and carers to read to increase their understanding of a particular difficulty.
Whilst information and self-help can be very beneficial, they may not be sufficient in some situations.
If there is no improvement or things get worse, after trying the strategies in the book, seek help from a trained professional such as a GP or nurse.
Every library in West Lothian has copies of the recommended books.
Borrow Books Online
You can borrow all relevant titles online using our Books on Prescription Online book search
Further Information
For more information contact either:
- jeanette.castle@westlothian.gov.uk (Central Support Co-ordinator for Libraries and Heritage, West Lothian Libraries). Tel: 01506 281273
- The Big Plus - 0800 917 8000 - To get better at reading, writing or using numbers, call this number and you will be put in touch with someone who will help you to do this in West Lothian.
- NHS Inform (opens new window) - a new national health information service for Scotland. Information for the public, patients and carers.
Search results
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Child and Adolescent Mental Health
https://westlothianhscp.org.uk/article/39332/Child-and-Adolescent-Mental-Health...
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Aspergers Syndrome - a guide for parents and professionals
https://westlothianhscp.org.uk/article/39431/Aspergers-Syndrome-a-guide-for-parents-and-professionalsAttwood's guide will assist parents and professionals with the identification, treatment and care of both children and adults with Asperger's Syndrome. The book...
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Children and Trauma - a guide for parents and professionals
https://westlothianhscp.org.uk/article/39432/Children-and-Trauma-a-guide-for-parents-and-professionalsChildhood traumas range widely in their severity and impact. In this acclaimed book, a child psychologist who specialises in the treatment of psychological trau...
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How to live with Autism and Aspergers' Syndrome - practical strategies for parents and professionals
https://westlothianhscp.org.uk/article/39433/How-to-live-with-Autism-and-Aspergers-Syndrome-practical-strategies-for-parents-and-professionalsThis accessible and valuable introduction to caring for a child with autism is an ideal resource for teachers and members of a child with autism's immediate and...
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Incredible Years
https://westlothianhscp.org.uk/article/39434/Incredible-YearsA trouble-shooting guide for parents of children aged 2-8 years. By Carolyn Webster-Stratton
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Muddles, Puddles and Sunshine
https://westlothianhscp.org.uk/article/39435/Muddles-Puddles-and-SunshineA story book that is suitable for young children. By Diana Crossley
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A Nifflenoo called Nevermind - a story for children who bottle up their feelings
https://westlothianhscp.org.uk/article/39436/A-Nifflenoo-called-Nevermind-a-story-for-children-who-bottle-up-their-feelingsPart of a set, this children's book is written especially for youngsters who bottle up their feelings. The story reveals to the child that he or she can safely ...
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Parenting the Strong Willed Child - the clinically proven five-week program for parents of two- to six-year-olds
https://westlothianhscp.org.uk/article/39437/Parenting-the-Strong-Willed-Child-the-clinically-proven-five-week-program-for-parents-of-two-to-six-year-oldsBased on a clinical treatment program and more than 30 years of research, this self-guided, step-by-step program is intended to help parents manage disruptive y...
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Putting on the brakes - young people's guide to understanding attention deficit hyperactivity
https://westlothianhscp.org.uk/article/39438/Putting-on-the-brakes-young-people-s-guide-to-understanding-attention-deficit-hyperactivityAttention deficit disorder By Patricia Quinn
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Ruby and the Rubbish Bin
https://westlothianhscp.org.uk/article/39439/Ruby-and-the-Rubbish-BinPart of a set, this children's book is written especially for youngsters with low self-esteem. Ruby hates herself so much that she often feels more like a piece...
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