Denise D. Crosson 
Of Character 
Building Assets in Recovery

Beautifully written reflective narratives address assets that help build character as the old way of living is shed.

Das E-Book Of Character wird angeboten von Central Recovery Press, LLC und wurde mit folgenden Begriffen kategorisiert:
Addiction and Recovery; Drug Dependency Recovery; Substance Abuse Recovery; Alternative Medicine Healing; New Age Mental & Spiritual Healing

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Introduction


1. Acceptance

2. Affection

3. Alertness

4. Altruism

5. Ambition

6. Attentiveness

7. Appreciation

8. Awareness

9. Boldness

10. Calm

11. Candor

12. Caring

13. Cheerfulness

14. Commitment

15. Compassion

16. Consideration

17. Cooperation

18. Courage

19. Daring

20. Decisiveness

21. Determination

22. Devotion

23. Diligence

24. Discernment

25. Enthusiasm

26. Fairness

27. Forgiveness

28. Generosity

29. Gentleness

30. Grace

31. Gratitude

32. Honor

33. Humility

34. Integrity

35. Justice

36. Kindness

37. Love

38. Maturity

39. Modesty

40. Open-mindedness

41. Optimism

42. Patience

43. Practicality

44. Reason

45. Reliability

46. Respect

47. Restraint

48. Responsibility

49. Self-Discipline

50. Selflessness

51. Sensitivity

52. Sincerity

53. Spirituality

54. Stewardship

55. Strength

56. Trust

57. Trustworthiness

58. Willingness

59. Wisdom

60. Zeal

Об авторе

Denise D. Crosson: Denise D. Crosson, Ph.D. has been a nurse for twenty-five years, a nurse practitioner for nine years, and a nurse researcher for five years. Her first job working with children was in high school as a lifeguard and swim instructor at the YMCA. Throughout her nursing career Crosson has worked with children and their families in hospital, home, hospice, and community-based settings. She earned a masters and doctoral degree from Virginia Commonwealth University where she was a fellow in the VA-LEND neurodevelopmental disabilities training program, which focused on children and families. Her dissertation research focused on short- and long-term effects of preterm birth on childhood development.