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Do you or anyone you know suffer from
depression or manic depression (bipolar disorder)?

There is hope.

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You can heal.

Depression and Manic Depression are stubborn illnesses. They don't go away easily. To attain victory over his own battle with depression and manic depression (now called bipolar disorder), counselor and author Paul Wider used a multifaceted approach to healing. For many, taking medication is helpful, but not enough. Such people and others who can't take medication or who prefer an alternative approach may want to take a look at Wider's method. His numerous Self-Help strategies and tools are indispensable in the recovery process. 

Family members, counselors and other caregivers of those who suffer will find helpful information here as well as sufferers from depression and bipolar disorder themselves.

Research informs us that people using additional recovery tools to attain and maintain mood stability have a much higher rate of success (and lower rate of relapse) than those who only take medication.
 
Moving depression or bipolar disorder away is like pushing a car that is out of gas. If one person alone tries to push the car, he will probably fail. If, however, 4 or 5 people push the car, it will move! It is similar with depression and bipolar disorder. One strategy alone is usually not sufficient to facilitate and maintain mood stability. However, using a multifaceted approach, the depression or bipolar disorder can be moved away!

Family members and caregivers ask:
l How can I help?
l What can I do when my loved one is afflicted?
l How do I cope and take care of myself while in the position of caregiver?

Wider's book answers these questions.

Readers have applauded  Overcoming Depression and Manic Depression (Bipolar Disorder) A Whole-Person Approach for its easy readability. The book was written in lay person's language. Anyone can understand it without knowing anything about psychology.

What readers have said:

"This is the best book on depression I have ever read"
                                                             Bill Smith

"It's impressive that you manage to cover such a heavy, dark and painful subject and turn it into a very enjoyable, at times—even jubilant read!"
                                                                Nancy Green

"I've read all the books on bipolar disorder and no other book comes at healing from so many angles."
                                                            David Bell

"Thank God for you, Mr. Wider your book is so easy to understand. Most other books are too technical—you make it so simple."
                                                            Juan Hernandez

"I've read countless books on psychology, depression, and lots of self-help books and I would rate your book among the best of them."
                                                                Barbara Jones

"Excellent. I’d recommend this book to anyone. It’s far more than a book about depression and bipolar disorder. It is a book about life. It offers hope and guidelines for everyday living."
                                                               Henry Comp

To protect anonymity readers names have been changed.

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