Dennis Wholey

In this powerful, inspiring volume, former "Late Night America" host and recovering alcoholic Dennis Wholey tells his story. In addition, celebrities from Doc Severinson to Sid Caesar to Jason Robards speak in their own words about the devastating effects of alcoholism.

Shares conversations with celebrities, who discuss their pursuit, success, and failure at achieving happiness and who include Gloria Steinem, Dick Gregory, Congressman Morris Udall, and Dr. Benjamin Spock

Explains how alcoholism in a parent can distort a childhood and shows how adults can recreate the nurturing they missed as children

Dennis Wholey's astounding New York Times bestseller, The Courage to Change, emerged as a classic in the field of recovery and personal growth. Now, the acclaimed PBS talk show interviewer explores the emotional and spiritual aspects of change in this long-awaited breakthrough book for everyone, and guides us on the path to accepting and even welcoming the changes that are at the heart of living.<

Conversations with more than fifty celebrities share their thoughts and observations on the nature of happiness.

A guide to coping with the worst that life has to offer combines advice from such survivors as Jim Brady, Betty Ford, and Larry King with a down-to-earth philosophy of enduring life's hardships. By the author of The Courage to Change. Tour.

The owner of the worst team in professional football decides to have a nationwide "coach contest." The winner will get to coach one pro football game. Out of 6.5 million entries, the contest is won by an out of work, mid-level auto executive from Michigan, who knows nothing about the sport. However...

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A guide on how to implement healthy change for any circumstance includes the insights and stories of such figures as Marianne Williamson, Thomas Moore, Mary Higgins Clark, Laura Schlessinger, and Betty Eadie.