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Life after Vietnam: How Veterans and Their Loved Ones Can Heal the Psychological Wounds of War

By: Kuenning, Delores

Price: $9.66

Publisher: Saint Paul, Minnesota, U. S. A., Paragon House: 1991

Seller ID: 001819

ISBN: 1557782318

Condition: Very Good in Fine dust jacket

If you fought in the jungles of the Vietnam - or have friends or loved ones who did - you know that for many the battle continues: an inner struggle to better understand the evil of war and heal from its wake. Over half a million veterans still lead lives plagued by serious war-related readjustment problems and images of war in the Middle East have triggered painful wartime memories. With therapy and caring support, however, these enduring wounds can be healed. This book is a sensitive and powerful guide to help Vietnam veterans work through the grief and remorse of Post-traumatic Stress Disor...
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Sobering Tales: Narratives of Alcoholism and Recovery

By: O'Reilly, Edmund B.

Price: $16.56

Publisher: Amherst, MA, University Of Massachusetts: 1997

Seller ID: 003581

ISBN: 1558490655

Condition: New

Stories about alcoholism may be the best means we have of comprehending that disorder, because only stories can begin to contain alcoholism's bewildering, protean, contradictory nature. Working from this premise, the author examines literary texts as well as oral recovery narratives presented at Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. He seeks to discover what these stories reveal about the qualities and mechanisms of addiction and what they suggest about the conditions necessary for recovery. Notes, references, and index included. ; 8vo - over 7Â¾ - 9Â¾" tall
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The Sadomasochism of Everyday Life: why We Hurt Ourselves - and Others - and How to Stop

By: Ross, Ph. D. , John Munder

Price: $16.56

Publisher: New York, Simon & Schuster: 1997

Seller ID: 003362

Condition: New in New dust jacket

In one form or another, suffering pervades our culture. But why do we torture ourselves in so many areas of everyday life? Why do we work out to the point of exhaustion and pain? Why do women put up with men who abuse them (and men put up with women who abuse them) ? Why do workers endure terrible bosses? The author explains, in this book, why we tolerate these and other familiar situations that cause us pain and suffering and shows how people fall into destructive patterns of behavior that are mutually reinforcing. Ultimately, the author exposes the deeper psychological roots of these familia...
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Category: Psychology

Life after Vietnam: How Veterans and Their Loved Ones Can Heal the Psychological Wounds of War

Sobering Tales: Narratives of Alcoholism and Recovery

The Sadomasochism of Everyday Life: why We Hurt Ourselves - and Others - and How to Stop