Something for Nothing: Shoplifting Addiction and Recovery
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ISBN:
0-7414-1779-0
©2003
Price:
$24.95
Book Size:
5.5'' x 8.5''
, 190 pages
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Mr. Shulman has developed an enhanced understanding of kleptomania, based on an addiction model. It offers the best hope we have today for effective treatment of this baffling disorder.@ - Dr.David August, D.O., Lewes, Delaware
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Abstract:
Mr. Shulman has developed an enhanced understanding of kleptomania, based on an addiction model. It offers the best hope we have today for effective treatment of this baffling disorder.@ - Dr.David August, D.O., Lewes, Delaware
Any therapist, judge, probation officer, or any professional who deals with shoplifters needs to read this book. Mr. Shulman=s understanding of and personal experience with this behavior makes this book an invaluable tool in helping to understand and rehabilitate people who shoplift. Winona Ryder should read this book.@ - Judge Richard Halloran, Wayne County Circuit Court, Detroit, Michigan
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Customer Reviews
Something of Value - A Compelling Read!
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11/21/2004
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Reviewer:
Matt Goldberg
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Something For Nothing is a terrific and important book. Before reading this, I was unaware that shoplifting was such a serious and pervasive problem, and in many cases, a very powerful addiction. Mr. Shulman's book is very well written, and it is an invaluable guide to anyone coming to terms with this addiction.
Yet, I believe that this book is not only for those who have struggled with shoplifting, employee theft or other addictive behavior. I say that because Shulman's own story, and the background stories of the others featured, should resonate with all compassionate readers. Furthermore, the fact that he has rebounded from his addiction and is helping others do the same (both as a counselor, and through this book itself) makes this book all the more compelling!
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