David D. Burns
Born in 1942
feelinggood.com
Psychology
Self Help
David D. Burns is an American psychiatrist and adjunct professor emeritus at Stanford University School of Medicine.
He gained prominence in the 1980s for popularizing cognitive behavioral therapy through his bestselling books, including "Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy." Burns attributes much of his success to a 1988 appearance on The Phil Donahue Show.
His work focuses on making CBT techniques accessible to the general public, helping individuals manage depression and anxiety.
Burns continues to write and publish books on mental health, with his most recent work addressing depression and anxiety treatment.
Books by David D. Burns

Feeling Good
by David D. Burns
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1980
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736 pages
4.06
33.3K ratings
Psychology
Self Help
Mental Health

Feeling Great
by David D. Burns
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2020
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735 pages
4.25
983 ratings
Psychology
Self Help
Mental Health

Feeling Good Together
by David D. Burns
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2008
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288 pages
4.19
1.3K ratings
Self Help
Psychology
Relationships

The Feeling Good Handbook
by David D. Burns
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1989
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729 pages
3.95
6.7K ratings
Self Help
Psychology
Mental Health