ASAAP Digital Wellness Library
Explore free ebooks and audiobooks at your own pace. No appointments and no pressure—just helpful resources available when you are ready.
Already have an ASAAP membership? Open Libby and sign in with your Member ID and PIN.
Libby is a free reading app that lets you borrow ebooks and audiobooks using a library membership. The ASAAP collection makes wellness, prevention and professional resources easier to reach from a phone, tablet or computer—privately and at your own pace.
Use it to learn something new, find practical tools, better understand what someone may be experiencing, or explore books that support your work with others.
Practical books about stress, sleep, relationships, grief, habits, resilience, calming skills and caring for your overall well-being.
Learn warning signs, ways to begin a caring conversation, how to connect someone with help and how families and communities can respond.
Accessible information about anxiety, depression, trauma, attention, mood, emotional health, treatment and supporting someone you care about.
Personal stories from people who have experienced mental-health challenges, recovery, loss, change and resilience.
Resources about alcohol, drugs, prevention, family support, recovery, overdose awareness and making informed choices.
Books for educators, counselors, clinicians, students and community helpers, including evidence-informed practice, youth support and trauma-informed care.
Use the form below and your Libby login will appear immediately. You are welcome to tell us your first name, town or email address, but you never have to provide personal information to receive access.
All personal information is optionalVisit ASAAP on Libby or open the Libby app on your phone or tablet.
Search for ASAAP, select it and choose Sign In With My Card.
Use the Member ID and six-digit PIN provided above. Then you are ready to browse, borrow, read and listen.
The digital library is not emergency support. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911. For crisis support, call or text 988.