Thanks @Zoe. Hope you find something good!
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Yes… I have high hopes for these recommendations on this thread 
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You’re not dead. You can get better.
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I also like to read children’s books about mindfulness and managing your emotions, especially when I feel too overwhelmed to read anything else.
Plus they have illustrations. 
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It seems pointless to go on if you’re dead. My voices insist I’m some kind of phenomena like an illusion… I would be glad to know I was not dead in any sense of the word. I hear this is a common delusion. It’s mean on the part of the voices but I think they really believe it. I fear an Alter Ego dissociated from me. He says he is the real Jinx. I killed him for awhile but he comes back again and again like a horror movie. I forget and let go of the past so easily when it’s angst in my head. He is not devine at all. That is gone.
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The way of transition by William Bridges.
One of the Louise Hay Books, if you’ve read one you’ve read them all.
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You need to see your pdoc and explain all this to them
I found Steven Coveys First Things First and 7 Habits … books pretty useful. I find it very helpful to partition my to do lists into roles.
I liked some of Zig Ziglars books although the religious parts seem rather hokey. His books inspired me to make a “dream sheet” aka bucket list and surprisingly I got quite a few things on it done like getting married, getting a newer car, quitting smoking, getting a pet, living in a nicer neighborhood…
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This is brilliant. Thankyou @anon16583342. I have started going through the list to see which ones to buy
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