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Better Life

How Our Darkest Moments Can Be Our Greatest Gift

Craig Hamilton
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Pages
232
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
Allen & Unwin

About

A Better Life is a frank and inspiring guide to living a happy, fulfilling life with the challenge of a mental health issue. The book tells Craig Hamilton's own amazing story of a busy broadcaster, dad, husband, and mental health campaigner lives with bipolar. Craig also shares the experiences of others in the public eye who are dealing with mental illness, including powerful and practical material from Andrew Johns (bipolar disorder), Garry McDonald (anxiety and depression), Jessica Rowe (postnatal depression), and Wally Lewis (depression). Craig's authentic, practical, and reassuring advice is combined by a wicked sense of humour that lifts the darker aspects of his story and makes for a truly compelling read.

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