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Title: I Wish I Could Fix It, But . . . Practical and Spiritual Guidance for Those who Love, Live with and Care About People with Mental Illness and Addictions.
Author: Jacqueline Castine
Category: Self-Improvement Religion & Spiritual Health
Price: $ 17.95
Language: English
Size: 5.5 x 8.5
Number of Pages: 158
ISBN Number: 0-943252-05-9
Publication Date: October 2005
Website: www.jacquelinecastine.com
Email: jycastine@comcast.net
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About this Book:
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If you have a family member, friend or co-worker with a mental illness
If you are living with an active alcoholic
If you suspect that your helping behavior may be keeping a loved one helpless
If you wonder when to take charge and when to let go
If you feel fear if you don't, and resentment if you do,
If you need to set boundaries to preserve your own sanity
If you would like to replace fear with faith
Then. . . this book will reassure you that, although your situation appears hopeless, others have found help and hope through similar circumstances.
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About the Author:
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Castine writes from her own personal experience with chemical dependency, co-dependency and bipolar disorder. Two of her children have also struggled with these illnesses. She works as a community education specialist at Oakland County Community Mental Health Authority in Auburn Hills, Michigan. She is the author of Recovery from Rescuing ( Health Communications, Inc. 1989)
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Order/Contact Info:
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Send check or money order for $16.00, plus 2.50 postage and handling to Phoenix Publishers, P.O. Box 7463, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48302
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