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Body Punishment: Ocd, Addiction, and Finding the Courage to Heal
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Body Punishment: Ocd, Addiction, and Finding the Courage to Heal

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This book is a profoundly heart-breaking, yet inspiring story of a woman’s recovery from destructive Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) behaviour and the devastation of addiction which she suffered at the same time. It charts her journey to responsible motherhood and professionally success. Maggie Lamond Simone details her experience of recovery from OCD, which often leads to addictive behaviour at the same time, as a coping mechanism. Her painful journey provides insight for the thousands of others who similarly cut, starve, pick, drink, pluck, purge and otherwise hurt themselves in private in order to survive in public. She, also, explores the issues of substance abuse, anxiety and depression that commonly develop while trying to cope with OCD.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Central Recovery Press
Country
United States
Date
15 June 2015
Pages
192
ISBN
9781937612818

This book is a profoundly heart-breaking, yet inspiring story of a woman’s recovery from destructive Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) behaviour and the devastation of addiction which she suffered at the same time. It charts her journey to responsible motherhood and professionally success. Maggie Lamond Simone details her experience of recovery from OCD, which often leads to addictive behaviour at the same time, as a coping mechanism. Her painful journey provides insight for the thousands of others who similarly cut, starve, pick, drink, pluck, purge and otherwise hurt themselves in private in order to survive in public. She, also, explores the issues of substance abuse, anxiety and depression that commonly develop while trying to cope with OCD.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Central Recovery Press
Country
United States
Date
15 June 2015
Pages
192
ISBN
9781937612818