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Must reading for
parents of children with OCD.
Clearly the work of a skilled and compassionate clinician. Just as
important, it makes interesting reading."
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Judith Rapoport, M.D.
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Reading this book is like having
the opportunity to speak with a caring expert who patiently and generously
shares knowledge based on scientific research and wisdom based on clinical
experience. Although there are other books on OCD, the clarity,
compassion and sensitivity with which Dr. Wagner presents information make
this comprehensive resource a must-read for parents, school personnel and
professionals.
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The OCD
Newsletter Winter 2002
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Review by Lori Kasmen, Psy.D. |
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Every parent of a child with
OCD should read this book. I will recommend it from now on.
It is written in a very user-friendly manner, and the suggestions,
advice and information are just what parents need to know. |
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Michael
Jenike, M.D.
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Professor
of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School
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Chairman,
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Dr. Wagner, the author of the
best book available for children with OCD (Up and Down the Worry Hill)
now offers a wonderful book for parents of those children as well as for
clinicians treating them. Her intelligence, sensitivity, humanity,
experience and clinical talents shine through on every page in this
valuable addition to the OCD literature.
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Charles Mansueto, Ph.D.
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Member, Scientific Advisory Board,
Obsessive-Compulsive Foundation |
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Dr. Wagner has completed and
perfected the circle of treatment of OCD in children. Her
priceless book Up and Down the Worry Hill for children with OCD
certainly helped parents and clinicians too. But this book informs
adults exactly what to do and what not to do when a child has OCD.
Dr. Wagner has done it again!
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John Greist, M.D.
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Distinguished
Senior Scientist, Madison Institute of Medicine
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A "must
read," essential book for all parents who have a child with OCD. It
provides just the right balance of medical background and practical
advice. Dr. Wagner has a wealth of knowledge and experience and she
generously passes on her many valuable "pearls of wisdom" to the lucky
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Roger Kurlan, M.D.,
Professor of Neurology, Director of Tourette Syndrome Clinic, University
of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry, Member, Medical Advisory
Board, Tourette Syndrome Association |
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A truly remarkable guide for
parents, clinicians and school personnel. Expertly written and
organized, it does an excellent job of demystifying childhood OCD and
provides clear and compassionate guidelines to parents for managing the
impact of OCD.
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John Piacentini,
Ph.D.
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Director, UCLA Child OCD, Anxiety and Tic Disorders
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