Secret Keeping: Overcoming Hidden Habits and Addictions
"A timely book! John Howard Prin takes the reader on a wonderfully  exciting journey of self-exploration and the development of personal  insight. He provides practical methods to free ourselves of our `hidden  secrets' so that ultimately we can be at peace with who we are even when no  one else is around." --Patrick DeChello, PhD, author ofUnderstanding Self-Injury"Anyone who keeps secrets will find powerful help here. John Prin  does a masterful job of showing both the nature of the problem and the  solution. John knows his stuff." --Earnie Larsen, author ofBelieving in MyselfandStage  II Recovery"As a recovering alcoholic, I have devoted a good part of my  public life to raising awareness of the importance of treatment. John Prin has performed a  public service of the highest order withSecret Keeping, which  paints a pragmatic path to addressing addictions, boosting self-esteem, and  living honestly and openly. John Prin's message is uplifting: treatment  works, and recovery is possible." --Jim Ramstad, U.S. House of Representatives, co-chair of the Addiction,  Treatment, and Recovery Caucus"John Howard Prin'sSecret Keepingis the first book I've  read that explores the origins and essence of secrets -- how they help us  and when they hurt us. Using examples from his own life and the lives of  others -- from public figures to the guy next door -- Prin skillfully  weaves a new quilt of understanding of the Jekyll and Hyde in each of us.  He also provides new and necessary hope with a series of practical  exercises we can use to transform ourselves and our world." --Terrence Daryl Shulman, JD, MSW, CAC, author ofSomething for  Nothing"John Prin has written an important work that offers  understanding, depth, and hope. It presents a path to letting go of secrets and living a life of  honesty, openness, and transparency. A wonderful contribution to the  recovery process." --Claudia Black, PhD, author ofIt Will Never Happen to Me