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For
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Articles FOR CLIENTS
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Radio
Talk Show Guest: The Rollercoaster of Chronic Illness:
How to Add Joy to the Ride, on Full Power Living broadcast
over www.emotionalpro.com and
distributed through iTunes.
For those of you who aren't used to listening
to podcasts and iTunes, simply go to iTunes, click on Podcasts,
in the righthand corner type in "Ilene Dillon" select
EmotionalPro Ilene Dillon, MSW host, click on her photo and chose
my interview on June 24th to subscribe free/ download the program.
You can download the interview at your convenience from emotionalpro.com/archives/1680
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Books
Believing
in Ourselves: A Celebration of Women, Nancy Carson
(Editor), Jennifer Jones (Photographer), Ann Steiner (Contributor);
Kansas City: Andrew McNeil Publishing, 2002.
The
Rollercoaster of Chronic Illness: How to Add Joy to the Ride, (Future
Book).
This book is an upbeat, practical
self-help book for people living with chronic illness. Readers will
find new ways to make the  most
of a life with limitations, and learn to handle the challenges that
illness brings to relationship issues. Family members, health care
workers, and anyone whose life is affected by an ill friend or relative
can benefit.
This easy-to-read book includes worksheets and
materials that have been road-tested over a long career of one-on-one
counsel, and working with patients, their families, and caregivers
whether laypeople or professionals.
Dr. Steiner draws on her experience as a psychotherapist
and her personal life with arthritis diagnosed at age fourteen. As
a former wheelchair user, she has a natural compassion and wisdom about
the challenges of bringing joy, comfort and meaning to those with limitations.
Please see My
New Book for further information
Please check back to see when
this book is published or for readings in your area. Or add
your name to our mailing list and we will notify you
when the book is released. PUBLICATION
HIGHLIGHT:
“Is
Your Motto “Be Prepared!?” Northern
California Chapter of the National Speaker’s Association,
Spring 2009.
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