Working Ourselves to Death: The High Cost of Workaholism and the Rewards of Recovery

Expands the common understanding of workaholism...will help many individuals recognize that they are not alone that there may be more rewarding lifestyles.—Chicago TribuneFassel puts her finger on a key problem in the workplace today: For many people work as currently defined in our society has become a substitute for life.—Chicago TribuneFassel debunks the myth that work addicts get ahead...She helps guide the reader a more balanced life through simple and proven techniques.—Feminist Bookstore News