The Acknowledgement - Hoffman, Ercell H
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The Acknowledgment is a sensitive and uncompromising novel about a young girl, Gitta, and her struggle for sanity and happiness. It is a tale of passion and deceit. It is also a story which clearly defines mental illness... it's half created, half real tensions. The reader gains a sense of the fine line between mental health and mental illness, and a realization that no one is really cured but rather gains in some ability to cope through changed beliefs. Through Gitta's experiences, the reader shares a bit of that special pain that someone on the verge of mental illness feels, and learns that…mehr

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The Acknowledgment is a sensitive and uncompromising novel about a young girl, Gitta, and her struggle for sanity and happiness. It is a tale of passion and deceit. It is also a story which clearly defines mental illness... it's half created, half real tensions. The reader gains a sense of the fine line between mental health and mental illness, and a realization that no one is really cured but rather gains in some ability to cope through changed beliefs. Through Gitta's experiences, the reader shares a bit of that special pain that someone on the verge of mental illness feels, and learns that even a very painful episode can be a victory simply because one survives!
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Ercell H. Hoffman is the author of three other books: USA Anytime Anyplace; A Journal of Thoughts, Dreams and Impressions - with Tips on How to Stay Fat. She first began writing cards for Hallmark and has been published in poetry anthologies and newspapers. A practicing licensed marriage family therapist in Compton, California. Hoffman also works as a consultant for the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health and California Children Services. In addition, Hoffman serves as clinical supervisor at American Drug Recovery Program, Inc., in Los Angeles. She is a mother, grandmother and great grandmother and lives in Compton, Calif.