Journal Articles and Professional Interviews

"I have know about the Abraham Low Self-Help Systems method since I was a psychiatric resident in 1971.  I was impressed with Dr. Low's method then and I am still impressed now.  This method, which I consider the first cognitive behavioral therapy, continues to be headed by the consumers that use it and it is a wonderful adjunct to the treatment we psychiatrists provide our patients.  Do your patients a favor and refer them to this tried and true self-help technology." –
Carl C. Bell, MD, President/CEO - Community Mental Health Council, Inc. and Director - Institute for Juvenile Research, Department of Psychiatry, College of Medicine, University of Illinois at Chicago

• Peer-Led Cognitive-Behavioral Self-Help Program Participation Benefits: Recovery International (11/1/2011)
• A Historical Development of Recovery, Inc. (4/1/2010)
• The Essential Role of Language in the Recovery Process (7/15/2009)
• Recovery, Inc. and the Relatives Project: Underutilized Community Mental Health Resources (4/27/2009)
• Zealous Self-Help Groups as Adjuncts to Psychiatric Treatment: A Study of Recovery, Inc. (4/27/2009)
• Recovery International Poised to Expand at Oregon State Hospital (4/17/2009)
• The Therapeutic Value of Recovery International—An Academic Perspective (3/23/2009)
• Recovery International—An Adjunct to Internal Medicine (3/23/2009)
• The Essential Role of Language in the Recovery Process (3/23/2009)
• A Self-Help Organization for Nervous and Former Mental Patients—Recovery International (3/23/2009)
• Self-Help Groups Provide Cost-Effective, Community-Based Health Care (3/23/2009)
• Self-Help and Support Groups: Defining the Difference (3/23/2009)
• Self-Help and the Chicago Connection (3/23/2009)
• Recovery International's Role in the Treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (3/23/2009)
• Recovery: A Useful Resource in the Managed Care Era (3/23/2009)
• Recovery International: A Wellness Model for Self-Help Mental Health (3/23/2009)
• Partners in Wellness—Self-Help Groups and Professionals (3/23/2009)
• Recovery International—A Complement to Clinical Practice (3/23/2009)
• Collaboration and Partnership: Nursing Education and Self-Help Groups (3/23/2009)
• The Value of Referring Patients to Recovery International (3/23/2009)
• A Behavioral Healthcare Perspective on Recovery International (3/21/2009)