Workaholics: The Respectable Addicts

by Dr. Barbara Killinger

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In her bestselling book, Dr. Barbara Killinger sheds new light on the emotional make-up of the workaholic and offers practical strategies to restore inner balance and gain quality of life

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Very useful, Working very hard to the exclusion of your own health and pleasures not to mention your family's, is little different from alcoholism or drug addiction. (

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