Acknowledgments
First and foremost,I would like to thank the clients who allowed me
to use their stories to illustrate my points.
I could not have done this project were it not for Arlin Brown, M.D.
His help was invaluable in presenting organized and accurate medical
information.
Thanks go out also to my esteemed psychological colleagues, Luahna
Ude, Ph.D., and Robert Poole, Ph.D., who helped me smooth out many
of the rough spots in my thinking, and to Mindy Ranik, who offered her
customary miles and miles of insight and support.
I am indebted to my editor Nancy Hancock for pointing out the dif-
ference between good advice and useful advice. Because of her, I believe
that readers will find my good advice to be useful as well.
Speaking of useful advice, my agent Sheree Bykofsky is a veritable
fount. I thank her for helping me through yet another project.
My family, Luahna, Jessica, and Josh have been wonderful at toler-
ating a husband and father who spends many of his waking hours staring
at a computer screen. Thanks also to Molly, who sat with me the whole
time I was writing, and sometimes licked my hand.
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