Mental Illness Ain't for Sissies! Steps & Strategies That Work - E-book - ePub

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 Deborah L. Fruchey - Mental Illness Ain't for Sissies! Steps & Strategies That Work.
What do you do when you are diagnosed as mentally ill? For the first time, here is a book that tells you in simple terms what helps and what works. Surviving... Lire la suite
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What do you do when you are diagnosed as mentally ill? For the first time, here is a book that tells you in simple terms what helps and what works. Surviving psychosis, managing Mood Disorders, getting the best help for Anxiety, and more. Practical tips as well as tips for the inner person and building your new life, with help from the Twelve Steps pioneered by Alcoholics Anonymous. Find out:-how to learn what your triggers are - and avoid them-how to survive suicidal thoughts-how to use your environment to bolster your sanity-how to get the most from bureaucracies and agencies-what to do if psychosis hits you in public-rules of the road for couples when one has a disorder-how to build a new identity you can be proud ofDraw on the wisdom of dozens of interviews.
Benefit from the psychological methods pioneered by Alcoholics Anonymous. The author is a patient stabilized for over 20 years, writing under the oversight of Clinical Psychologist Dr. David Kallinger. An ideal resource for families, caregivers and professionals who want to understand the challenges their loved ones face. Foreword Clarion Review: "Four stars out of five.Fruchey's sensitivity to differences in opinion and life situations will help make the book pertinent to a wide range of people.although it targets mentally ill readers, this book will also benefit relatives and friends and help mental health professionals better understand their patients.
Overall, it provides practicable, well-presented information. Self help books for people with mental illness are scarce. As readers with mental illness follow Fruchey's suggestions, they make room for themselves in a society that is reluctant to accept them."N. A. M. I. Advocate: "Fruchey guides the reader toward recovery by beginning with the most basic step - accepting that you have a mental illness - to the last step: finding your purpose in life beyond your mental illness.
She provides helpful advice while including stories and quotations dealing with various issues.a therapeutic map to guide the reader toward a better quality of life."

Caractéristiques

  • Date de parution
    16/05/2021
  • Editeur
  • ISBN
    978-1-005-92281-8
  • EAN
    9781005922818
  • Format
    ePub
  • Caractéristiques du format ePub
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Biographie de Deborah L. Fruchey

Deborah Fruchey was born in California over 50 years ago. Her first novel, The Unwilling Heiress, was chosen as a Best Book by the American Bookseller's Association in 1987. She has attended several colleges just for fun, never earning a degree, and has worked at everything from international banking to selling light bulbs over the phone. In 2005 Deborah married musician Robert Hamaker, and settled in as a full time author.
She occasionally does vocals for her husband's meditation music. She also speaks for the National Alliance of Mental Illness in their In Our Own Voice program, as a result of her own experience with Bipolar Disorder. Deborah no longer understands why she ever bothered with anything besides writing.

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