About the AuthorJOHN D. MOORE, MS, C.A.D.C, is a state of Illinois Certified Addictions Counselor, employed in the Social Services Field as a Community Case Manager. He is also a Professor of Health Sciences at American Public University System, instructing courses in Interpersonal Communications, with an emphasis on styles of attachment in personal relationships. A native of Chicago, he lives on the city's north side. what products are in high demand Confusing Love with Obsession: When You Can't Stop Controlling Your Partner and the Relationship
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Compassionate self-helpBy R. Z. HallesonAs a writer, I needed a compassionate account of what obsession with another person was all about without having to wade through an academic treatise on the subject. I got just what I was looking for in John D. Moore's book. Thank you John.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Life SaverBy zzcatfelixThis book is about people who have been destroying themselves by loving and being obsessed with others. It is full of real-life cases. A reader can see himself/herself in one of them and that can be hurtful.The lessons it teaches include:1. Do not try to control other people.2. Do not destroy your health and well-being with love and obsession.3. Admit that the power of attachment is so powerful that you cannot control it.The cases are shocking, interesting, and to the point.I suggest a reader read it from start to finish, including the introduction.6 of 8 people found the following review helpful. Compassionate self-helpBy R. Z. HallesonAs a writer, I needed a compassionate account of what obsession with another person was all about without haveing to wade through an academic treatise on the subject. I got just what I was looking for in John D. Moore's book. Thank you John. Also, I notice that this is an iUniverse published book. I am very impressed with the quality of the printing and manufacturing of the book and am already considering going this way with one of my own works. "Confusing Love with Obsession" could have used a better copyediter though as there are quite a number of typos in the book. I'm willing to overlook this just because I am so pleased with the content.