Gordon Parker
GORDON PARKER is Scientia Professor of Psychiatry at the University of NSW, Professorial Fellow at the Black Dog Institute, and a renowned researcher and expert on mood disorders.
Books by Gordon Parker
Burnout
Published: July 2021
The first complete guide to burnout, based on groundbreaking new research. It shows how you can tell whether you really have burnout, and helps you shape a strategy for recovery that will work for you.
Overcoming Baby Blues
Published: February 2014
A practical guide to the depression suffered by many women both during pregnancy and after the baby is born, with advice on identifying the symptoms and seeking the right help, for both women and their partners.
Managing Depression Growing Older
Published: February 2012
Depression in older people is easily missed. This practical guide shows how to identify depression in an older person and provide support to enable best possible quality of life.
Tackling Depression at Work
Published: October 2010
More than 10 per cent of people in the workforce struggle with either temporary or long term depression. This accessible guide offers practical advice on issues and effective strategies for both managers and employees.
Navigating Teenage Depression
Published: October 2009
A comprehensive and authoritative guide to identifying and supporting teenagers with depression.
Mastering Bipolar Disorder
Published: July 2008
Personal stories from sufferers of bipolar disorder reveal what it's like on the inside. Their inspiring accounts and wise advice are accompanied by tips from psychiatrists for managing this difficult condition successfully.;
Journeys With the Black Dog
Published: June 2007
Autobiographical stories written by sufferers of depression open the lid on this insidious and often silent disease and chart the journey from first onset to successful management. Inspiring and insightful reading from people who know exactly what it means to bring the black dog to heel.
Dealing with Depression
Published: July 2004
A revised edition of this bestselling user-friendly guide for sufferers of depression and those who care for them.
