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FebruaryCopyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc. . Society tends to condition women into being passive, inhibited and lacking in self-identity, she observes; thus they are "very poorly equipped with the stuff recovery is made of," namely the strength to be independent and self-reliant. But Kirkpatrick, who directs Women for Sobriety, outlines that organization'

• Title : Goodbye Hangovers, Hello Life: Self Help for Women
• Author : Jean Kirkpatrick
• Rating : 4.91 (999 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-2-25
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 249 Pages
• Asin : 1569802483
• Language : English

FebruaryCopyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc. . Society tends to condition women into being passive, inhibited and lacking in self-identity, she observes; thus they are "very poorly equipped with the stuff recovery is made of," namely the strength to be independent and self-reliant. But Kirkpatrick, who directs Women for Sobriety, outlines that organization's program of recovery, stressing meditation, nutrition and methods of heightening self-esteem, plus a six-point guide to postive thinking, chief among which is "I am what I think." Also included are interviews with female alcoholics, which underline the author's message that hope exists for women with this affliction. From Publishers Weekly Herself a recovered alcoholic, Kirkpatrick makes it clear at the outset that female alcoholics are different from their male counterpartstheir problems are more co

Instead of harping on past problems and behavior, the Women For Sobriety program focuses on the future, showing women how to build up their emotional strength, self-esteem, and positive approach to life essential to recovery.. She explains the special problems of the woman alcoholic, and challenges some of the premises of Alcoholics Anonymous, an organization founded by and for men that she believes fails to address the specific needs of women. In Goodbye Hangovers, Hello Life, the first book on recovery specifically for women, Jean Kirkpatrick tells how she achieved sobriety

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. She is also the author of Turnabout. Jean Kirkpatrick, author, lecturer, and sociologist, was widely recognized as an expert on alcoholism in women