Stop Me Because I Can't Stop Myself : Taking Control of Impulsive Behavior

by Jon E. Grant

Discusses different forms of compulsive disorders, and includes questionaires to identify disorders, accounts of people with disorders, and explanations of new treatments.

Genres: Psychology

224 pages, Hardcover

First published November 11, 2002

Reviews

[Charles Reimler]

Awesome TRUE Stories About Disorders "Having URGES & CRAVINGS That CANNOT Be RESTRAINED Descriptions UNCONTROLLABLE! HEALING Are Based On Biological, Psychological, And Social Aspects, But I Think Author Missing A "SPIRITUAL" Component Reason A 4-Star Instead Of 5-Star! Vastly Unique Book I Found At A Library Sale At Time Acquiring "Never Heard Or Sought Examine It's Subject Material!
Excellent Insightfulness HONEST GENUINE Stories Patients Are Well Written! Interesting Insights "Pathological Gambling" Are Insightful
As A Neighbor Committed Suicide Helps Understand Instead Of "Judgmental"! TRUTH is Professional Help Available Per Book For Healing Variety "Impulsive Control Disorders"!

[Scientia]

A great educating book, I never thought people who suffer from impulse control disorder had such miserable lives and that it was difficult for them to take control of it. What made me wonder is how none of them had a reason for doing what they do and the only solution was medication, stating it as a disease is a serious thing however, I find it hard to believe nothing can be done besides medication. The book was well elaborated, I enjoyed reading people's stories and how it affected their lives and the dear ones around them.

[Jsw0000]

I haven't read this yet, but the author, who is a psychiatrist and a leading expert in obsessive/compulsive behavior, is a close friend. I plan to read it soon.

[Sawyergal Sawyer]

I still can't stop myself.