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Mr. Smidjet Flips Again: Looking At Bi-polar Ilness Through Mrs. Smidjet's Eyes
Description Of The Story Katie Woods resides in the foothills of the national forest and enjoys the solitude of living in a small rural community In her first book, "Mr. Smidjet Flips Again, she describes her relationship with Mr. Smidjet, a bi-polar mate that she struggles to live with. Time after time she sought out ways to help him, and the stories are based on her life. Katie wrote "Mr. Smidjet Flips Again," to give hope and understanding to those who suffer from bi-polar illness and their families. The insights that she shares will serve as a motivation to their recovery. "For anyone trying to make sense out of having a bi-polar family member or partner, Mr. Smidget Flips Again will give you new insights and hope. The feelings of confusion, as well as the ups and downs of dealing with a bi-polar family member will be validated. This sweetly told story illustrates that by finding the right resources and focusing on self-care, that there is a sure path toward healing." --Donald Altman, M.A., LPC, author The Mindfulness Toolbox, One-Minute Mindfulness, Living Kindness, and The Mindfulness Code.
Book Details
- Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
- Publish Date: Sep 2nd, 2014
- Pages: 56
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 11.00in - 8.50in - 0.12in - 0.34lb
- EAN: 9781500733711
- Categories: • Interpersonal Relations
About the Author
Biography Katie Woods, MS is a psychotherapist and adjunct professor at Clackamas Community College and Clackamas Middle College. Her primary work is to serve as a guide to others on their healing path focusing on collaborative, client-centered counseling and art therapy. Claude Monet once said, "put your hand in mine and let us help one another to see things better." That is truly Katie's mantra.