Recent publications
Book List

Recent Publications

• Kidman A.D. (2001), Editorial, Clinical Psychologist, 6, 2.
• Kidman A.D. (2001), From Thought to Action,  2nd edn, Biochemical and General Services, Sydney .
• Kidman A.D. (2001), ‘Psycho-Oncology and the Terminally Ill Patient’, Clinical Psychologist, 6,10.
• Edelman, S. (2002),  Change Your Thinking,  ABC Books, Sydney .
• Lemon, J. (2002), ‘Can We Call Behaviours Addictive?’ Clinical Psychologist, 6, 44.
• Kidman, A.D. (2002),  Editorial and Clinical Notes,  Clinical Psychologist, 6, 26 .
• Edelman, S., Lemon, J., and Kidman, A.D. (2003),  ‘The Perceived Benefits of a Group CBT Intervention for Patients with Coronary Heart Disease’, Journal of Cognitive Psychotherapy 17(2), 59-66.
• Edelman, S., Lemon, J. and Kidman, A.D. (2003), ‘Psychological Therapies for Recipients of Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators’,  Heart And Lung,  43(4) 234-240.
• Phipps AB, Edelman S, Perkins D.P., Barisic M.L., Dean F.P., Gould G.V. (2003), The Good Mood Guide: a Self-Help Manual for Depression,  Lifeline South Coast, Wollongong, NSW.
• Edelman S. and Kidman A. (2003),  ‘The Mental Health of Teenagers: Schools Can Play a Role’,   Principal Matters, 55, 34-35.
• Kidman A.D. (2003), ‘A Good Night’s Sleep: Perchance to Dream’, Health Psychology Unit, UTS.
• Lemon J. and Edelman S. (2004) ‘Avoidance Behaviours in Patients with ICDs’, Heart and Lung, 33(3), 176-182.
• Lemon J., Edelman S. and Kidman A.D. (2004), ‘Perceptions of the “Mind-Cancer” Relationship by Members of the Public, Cancer Patients and Oncologists’,  Journal of Psychosocial Oncology, 21(4), 43-58.
• Edelman S. and Rémond L. (2004), Taking Charge: A CBT Guide for Adolescents,  Foundation for Life Sciences, Sydney.
• Kidman A.D. (2004), Devils Drugs and Doctors: a Short History of Depression, Foundation for Life Sciences, Sydney.
• Edelman, S. and Rémond, L. (2005), ‘Group CBT Program with Troubled Adolescents: A Learning Experience’, Child & Family Behaviour Therapy, 27(3) 47-59.
• Edelman, S. (2005), ‘Relationship Between Psychological Factors and Cancer: an Update on the Evidence’, The Clinical Psychologist 9 (2), 45-53.
• Lemon, J. and Edelman, S., ‘Psychological Adaptation to ICDs and the Influence of Anxiety Sensitivity’, Psychology Health and Medicine  (in press).
• Lemon, J., ‘Cost Discrepancy, Signalling and Risk Taking’ (2005), The Journal of At-Risk Issues, 11(1), p. 19-24.
• Edelman, S., Lemon, J. and Kidman, A., ‘Group Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Breast Cancer Patients: a Quantitative Evaluation’ (2005), Psychology, Health & Medicine, 10(2), 139-144.
• Kidman, A.D. (2005), Stress, Coping and Social Support in the Age of Anxiety, Foundation for Life Sciences.
• Kidman, A.D. (2006), Feeling Better, a Guide to Mood Management , 2nd edn, Biochemical & General Services.

The total number of publications since the Unit’s inception is 190.

Books

In addition to its research publications, the Health Psychology Unit has produced a number of books designed for the general public. All of these books are available at bookshops, and if you have any difficulty obtaining them, please ring the Health Psychology Unit on 95144077 during business hours.

	Taking Charge: A guide for teenagers		Stress, Coping and Social Support in the Age of Anxiety
	Feeling Better a Guide to Mood Management (2nd edn)
	Family Life: Adapting to change		From Thought to Action

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