Coping with Lupus: A Guide to Living with Lupus for You and Your Family

by Robert H. Phillips

In this new book, Dr. Phillips offers sound, meaningful, compassionate advice to those individuals who must deal with lupus. Coping with Lupus effectively explains the strategies and techniques that can greatly improve the quality of life for lupus patients and their families.

Genres: Nonfiction, Health

288 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published July 1, 1984

About the author

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Robert H. Phillips, Ph.D., is a practicing psychologist on Long Island, New York. The founder and director of the Center for Coping, a multiservice group that helps people with medical, emotional, and family problems, he is the author of more than a dozen successful books in Avery's Coping with a Chronic Illness series.

Reviews

[Audrey]

best book I've read on the subject. comprehensive, easy to read, positive spin on day to day diease mgt and mindset

[Jennifer Daniel]

No new info was gleaned from this. Same old depressing news that I have an incurable, spotty treatment at best for help and it is NEVER going away. FML

[Dorena Chin]

Highly recommend for anyone who has lupus or knows someone with the disease. As a lupie I keep this by my bed for quick reference.

[Lisa Bilodeau]

Very thorough book explaining lupus and the many aspects that can affect your life. Thoughtfully written and helpful.

[Roxana Rodriguez]

This is a good reference book for "beginners" in the LUPUS reality.