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Ten families lift the lid on what living with anorexia is really like. Parents describe their frustrations in seeking help for their child and sufferers describe this illness that slips into the brain. The book also lists illness symptoms, strategies for parents and carers to follow, and where to go for treatment and support.

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A companion to Falk-Allens memoir Not a Poster Child, this handbook deftly and humorously shares tips and stories about disability-oriented travel, how to be with and adapt to a handicapped or aging person, and simple assistive health care we can employ in order to live our best and longest lives.

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When Sue Licks husbands charming forgetfulness worsens into dementia, she trades her life of writing, music, and travel with the love of her life for years of caregiving, guilt, and impossible decisions. And yet the love remains.

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Rica Ramoss stepfather sexually abused herand her mother let it happen. Now in her forties and about to marry for a second time, Rica asks herself: Can a daughter forgive a mother who allowed her to suffer sexual abuse And will offering that forgiveness bring me peace

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Terri Laxton Brooks spends her whole life feeling but its only after divorcing her husband and moving to an entirely new city on her own that shes finally able to confront the trauma of loneliness thats haunted her for years . . . and learn to embrace and heal from it.

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Will Cleve live or die This is the question LaDonnahis young, beautiful, pregnant, devastated wifeasks herself every day as she visits him at the small-town Minnesota hospital bed he lies in, unable to move or communicate.

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Women share their drinking stories and why they quit when they still had options.

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Sara Somers can't stop eating or bingeing. She is drowning in shame and self-hatred and wants more than anything to be loved, thin, and normal, yet she alienates her family and others by refusing help-until she embraces the path to recovery, and eventually arrives at acceptance.

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Schizophrenia is a word that causes great distress in the community because it describes a severe form of mental disorder that exists in all countries and cultures and affects many thousands of people in Australia.

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People are now under all sorts of pressure to work harder, pursue careers, raise families and sustain personal relationships. Clinical psychologist Dr Kidman recognises that current world issues impact on our emotional health. In his new book he describes, various strategies for people to gain control in an increasingly stressful environment.

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This book, written in concise, non-technical language, provides an overall explanation of the stressful life events that beset us at all times. It describes straightforward coping strategies and includes helpful statements and self assessment forms.

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A handbook of exercises, techniques and advice to take you from anxious to calm by Oxford trained clinical psychologist and Tiktok star Dr Kirren.

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From the author of acclaimed The Time In Between - what mental illness is really like, and how we can all better understand the mentally unwell.

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From the author of the acclaimed The Time In Between - what mental illness is really like for young women, and how we can all better understand it.

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In an attempt to solve the mystery of her deceased mothers life, Jessica Barraco retraces her mother's steps nearly forty years earlierand finds herself along the way.

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Jennifer Katz is a happily married psychologistuntil her husband suddenly dies one day, and her world is turned upside down. The Good Widow follows Jennys journey as she processes her grief, establishes a new life, and discovers herself through loss.

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Deeply in love, Cal and Mary brave divorce, marry, and help each other succeed in their work. Cal becomes a renowned inventor, Mary a best-selling author. Then Alzheimers strikes. Cal faces his disease courageously, Mary finds ways to sustain their relationship despite it. While they dont beat Alzheimers, it doesnt win either. Their love persists throughout and beyond their battle.

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Confronted by an importuning mother 3,000 miles away who thinks her end is nighand feeling ambushed by her impending middle ageHollis Giammatteo determines to find The Map of Aging Well, a decision that leads her on an often-comic journey.

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A beautifully written first hand account of a 20-year old's battle with eating disorders.

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Nearing fifty and grieving the death of her husband, Judy Reeves sells everything, buys an around-the-world airline ticket, and sets off on a solo journey. Months of solitude and loneliness in foreign countries challenge her to examine her old ideas and explore her hearts deepest longings as she searches for who she might become in her new life.

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A heartening and engaging guide to the surprising gifts of later life, based on ancient stories, recent research, elders lived experience, the worlds spiritual traditions, and the authors thirty-plus years as a psychology professor and psychotherapist.