When Hope is Not Enough, Second Edition now available as PDF
When Hope is Not Enough, Second Edition is now available from the publisher’s website in a PDF format. You can purchase this format by clicking here. No related posts.
Top Five Books For Partners of People with Borderline Personality Disorder (#BPD) – Kindle Edition
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When Hope is Not Enough, Second Edition available in Kindle Store
When Hope is Not Enough, Second Edition is now available for the Kindle! It should be available in printed form on Amazon and other retailers shortly! No related posts.
Super Exciting News! When Hope is Not Enough, Second Edition is out!
After 7 years of working and reworking the approach, tools and skills, When Hope is Not Enough, Second Edition is out! Currently, it is available in paperback from the publisher’s site: When Hope is Not Enough, Second Edition Paperback It is also available in downloadable eBook format (PDF): When Hope is Not Enough, Second Edition eBook (PDF) The new edition is almost an entirely new book. While the skills from the first edition are still there, they have been enhanced, modified and structured more fully. The first edition was 185 pages long. The second edition is 252 pages. That’s 36% larger. Why is it so much longer? I included several…
#BPD and money – a constant problem
In 2001, I had over almost a million dollars in the bank. All that money is now gone. What happened? Well, my wife with BPD spent a lot of the money on trips (which were fun), clothes, jewelry and other “non-renewable” things. I’ve found that money and Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) don’t mix well. These days money is a constant problem in my household. While I make a decent amount in my day job, it’s never enough. It was impossible for me to prevent my wife from spending large amounts of money on (what I thought at the time) trivial things. I didn’t discover the skills from When Hope is…
Author Shows How to Find Bliss With Mental Health
To many Americans, mental illness seems like a distant problem. It would shock many to hear that, according to a 2008 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services report, the lifetime prevalence for borderline personality disorder is 5.9 percent. This caustic and destructive disorder quickly threw author Nicholas E. Cleveland’s life into disarray when he met his second wife. What started with intense physical and emotional connection turned into a “Fatal Attraction” tale, with Cleveland forcing his wife to seek psychiatric help. Cleveland’s story is offered candidly in his new book, “From Happiness to Tragedy; to Bliss on the Borderline.” It is a close examination of life, love and loss…
