Barbara Altman, author www.DepressionToRecovery.com AltmanB@sbcglobal.net Phone 314-962-5324 Speaker Available Barbara Altman, author of Recovering from Depression, Anxiety and Psychosis: My Journey through Mental Illness (formerly titled Cry Depression...), earned a bachelor of music degree from Fontbonne University and taught music theory at St. Louis Institute of Music. A native of St. Louis, Missouri, Altman offers therapeutic music at nursing homes and teaches piano and guitar in her home. She is currently a member of the Missouri Music Teacher's Association, the National Music Teacher's Association, the Piano Teachers’ Round Table, the Federation of Music Teachers, and AMSA/World Piano Cup (American Music Scholarship Association). Appearances & Achievements Her Book Presentation to NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness), St. Louis, MO - 2012 Presentation at Barnes & Noble/Crestwood, MO - 2011 Presentation at Mystic Valley, St. Louis, MO - 2011 Presentation at Center for Spiritual Living, St. Louis, MO - 2011 Recovering from Depression, Anxiety and Psychosis: My Journey through Mental Illness (formerly titled Cry Depression...) is the story of Barbara Altman’s struggle and triumph over mental illness. She takes the readers down her path of anguish and isolation along her road to recovery through traditional and alternative medicine, skillfully relating the joy and solace she experienced in her music. Presentation at Spiritual Enrichment Center, Wildwood, MO - 2011 Sponsored Alateen Group at St. Joseph Hospital, Kirkwood, MO - 1989-1990 Recovering from Depression, Anxiety and Psychosis by Barbara Altman Copyright 2010 ISBN 978-1477499016 $15.00 soft cover Available on Amazon.com Presentation Topics Note: Some of the following presentations include valuable information interwoven with musical accents (either piano or guitar) and a generous Question & Answer period. The Creation of Recovering from Depression, Anxiety and Psychosis: the story of my life and the writing of my book Building Your Self-Esteem From Pain to Positive: reframing troubling memories Simple, Everyday Stress Relievers For information, contact Barbara Altman, phone 314-962-5324 or email AltmanB@sbcglobal.net.