This distinctive two-part volume combines both the fictitious story of the struggle of one woman suffering from overeating from childhood into adulthood and a twenty-week workbook written to help promote a healthy lifestyle and stress-management techniques. This book advances the theory that it is more important to be and feel healthy as opposed to staying on a particular diet or maintaining a certain weight.
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About the Author
Monica Weil is a licensed California psychologist and Director of the Long Beach co-occurring treatment services for Tarzana Treatment Centers Inc. in Los Angeles County. She is also the Director of the Community Assessment Service Center, Spa 2 for Tarzana Treatment Centers. She maintains a private practice in Sherman Oaks, where she specializes in meaning to life issues and adult development. She heads the team that was awarded a SAMSHA grant for treatment of the “Homeless to Health” population of women in the Long Beach Tarzana Residential and Outpatient facilities and works with organizations such as “Children and Family Futures” to provide innovative treatment to both women and their children. Monica Weil is also actively involved in a program for the prevention of drug and alcohol abuse in Los Angeles County and has been part of the team that was instrumental in the implementation of the bill for the treatment of drug addicts as opposed to incarceration. She is the author of Inside Incest and has appeared on the TV special,The Silent Sin. She is happily married with two grown children, a daughter who resides in the state of Washington and a son who resides in Israel.
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tea with sugar substitute, matzo brie, butter spray, feelings log, sugar free yogurt, automatic negative thoughts, detox unit, fruit exchange, substance dependency, food plan Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Mayo Clinic, Weight Watchers, Los Angeles, Nutri Systems, Monica Lewinsky, South Beach, San Fernando Valley, Board of Psychology, Dinner Menu Broiled, Margaret Sanger, New York, Psychology Department, Shelly Weilmeiner, Sherman Oaks, Victor Borga New!
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tea with sugar substitute, matzo brie, butter spray, feelings log, sugar free yogurt, automatic negative thoughts, detox unit, fruit exchange, substance dependency, food plan Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Mayo Clinic, Weight Watchers, Los Angeles, Nutri Systems, Monica Lewinsky, South Beach, San Fernando Valley, Board of Psychology, Dinner Menu Broiled, Margaret Sanger, New York, Psychology Department, Shelly Weilmeiner, Sherman Oaks, Victor Borga New!
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- Ray Charles by Sharon Bell Mathis on page 41
- Martin Luther: A Penguin Life (Penguin Lives Biographies) by Martin E. Marty on page 49
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