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Five Simple Steps to Emotional Healing : The Last Self-Help Book You Will Ever Need
Published in Paperback by Fireside (27 November, 2001)
Author: Gloria Arenson
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It works, it really works!!!
I wish this book would have come out years ago. Gloria Arenson's approach to healing is fantastic. It is fast, easy and you don't have to wait for days or weeks to feel better. It's truly amazing that you can feel better now. The content is thoughtfully laid out and easy to read. Arenson's approach makes me think that this really could be the last self-help book I ever need!

Highly recommended
I found this book to be extremely helpful both personally and professionally. It is written clearly so that busy people, such as myself, can use the technique easily. It is down to earth and basic and at the same time explains in a readable fashion, how and why this method works. I am a psychotherapist and teacher and have taught the technique to students and clients, both adult and children. But most of all, I use it on myself often. It has helped me to cut down on my obsession with chocolate. It has helped reduce pain in my back. It has helped me feel much better over a loss I recently suffered. I could go on and on. It almost seems to easy and simple to be true--but it really does work!!

A Gargantuan 5 Stars!
Okay, so this shouldn't work. It makes no sense. Meridians? Tapping? Where's the logic? At least, that's what I used to think. I've suffered from agoraphobia and found public speaking impossibly painful. But part of my work requires me to occasionally get up in front of huge groups and either give a talk or sit on a panel. I'd reached the point where I couldn't talk or breathe. I was turning down events, which hurt my business and worried me that I was going to end up so agoraphobic that eventually I wouldn't be able to leave the house. Desperation drove me to try Dr. Arenson's method. I used it in advance for a month, practicing just as she says in the book, imagining my getting up in front of the big audience I was scheduled (terrifyingly) to speak at recently. By the time I got there, I was worried but okay. By the time it was my turn to give the talk, I was still okay (when you're agoraphobic, "okay" is wonderful). When I actually opened my mouth, words came out. I could breathe. Even more amazingly, I actually discovered that I was enjoying myself. What a marvelous feeling. And that's the point. So, I give this book a gargantuan 5 stars. If you want help, it's right here.


A Substance Called Food: How to Understand, Control and Recover from Addictive Eating, 2/e
Published in Paperback by McGraw-Hill Professional (01 October, 1989)
Author: Gloria Arenson
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Mostly for Anorectics and Bulimics
I picked up this book because all signs seemed to point to a self-help book about compulsive overeating, and how to stop binging, etc. What I found was that most of what I was reading pertained to anorexia and bulimia, rather than the rest of us who do not purge what we take in. It does contain some useful information here and there, but minimum at best. It is a helpful tool for realizing some of the underlying reasons behind the compulsive desire to eat, so it is not all a loss. However, it would have been nice to read more about how to overcome the problem. That section is rather small, which I find most important. The book is also filled with typing errors, which can be pretty annoying after the first 5, and you're still counting. Rather disappointing as a whole.

Changed my LIfe
After a lifetime of binge eating I found my solution in following the Four Level Plan that the author describes. I was able to see the relationship between my moods and my compulsive eating. Yes, she is right when she says that binges are temper tantrums! I began to see how I was stuffing my feelings down with food. This book takes the reader through a clearly described program for change. There are easy to follow instructions and great stories about people I could identify with. It is not about dieting. It is about living your life in a new way and learning to get your real needs met instead of using food.


ABCs of Eating Disorders
Published in Audio Cassette by Gloria Arenson (June, 1988)
Author: Gloria Arenson
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Binge Eating: How to Stop It Forever
Published in Hardcover by MacMillan Publishing Company (April, 1984)
Author: Gloria Arenson
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Born to Spend: How to Overcome Compulsive Spending
Published in Paperback by Human Services Inst (September, 1991)
Author: Gloria Arenson
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How to Stop Playing the Weighting Game
Published in Paperback by St. Martin's Press (August, 1981)
Author: Gloria Arenson
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A Substance Called Food: How to Understand, Control and Recover from Addictive Eating
Published in Paperback by McGraw-Hill Professional (December, 1989)
Author: Gloria Arenson
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Una Sustancia Llamada Comida
Published in Paperback by McGraw-Hill Interamericana (March, 1996)
Author: Gloria Arenson
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