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Drunks, Drugs & Debits
How to Recognize Addicts and Avoid Financial Abuse

Reader Comments


"Doug's book is an invaluable guide for spotting an addict.“ [read more]
— Kent Davis, Kent Davis Economic-Political Review financial newsletter

"This book surpasses all literature I have previously studied on this subject." [read more]
— William C. Van Duyne, Attorney at Law

"Doug offers a wealth of knowledge in understanding addictions and protecting one&Mac226;s self from physical, financial and emotional abuse. His work is essential for anyone struggling to make sense of the destructive or bizarre behaviors found in others."
— Claudia Black, Author, It Will Never Happen to Me

"Everyone should read this book, as addiction affects all of us whether we know it or not." [read more]
— Robert Prechter, Elliott Wave Theorist financial newsletter

"I have read all three of Doug Thorburn’s books and am greatly impressed with his ability to educate without all the psycho-babble." [read more]
— Holly Hopkins Odom, Executive Director, I Saw You Safety & Scholarship Foundation, Inc.

"Doug Thorburn offers a unique perspective on alcoholism specifically and drug addiction in general....I highly recommend this unique, eye-opening book." [read more]
— Katherine Ketcham, Author, Beyond the Influence and Under the Influence

"An important book for all financial planning practitioners to read."
— Colin B. Coombs, CLU, CFP

" One of the most important books ever written.” [read more]
— Forest Tennant, Ph.D., Author, The Legal Identification of Drug Use

"The field of addiction needs this book and will benefit greatly f
rom this thoroughly researched and documented work." [read more]
— G. Douglas Talbott, M.D., FASAM, FACP, Past-President, American Society of Addiction Medicine

"A vital resource for psychotherapists."
— Eve Delunas, Ph.D., Marriage and Family Therapist (CA), author, Survival Games Personalities Play

"Contains vital financial information that everyone should know before becoming economically entangled with an addicted person."
— Terence T. Gorski, Author, Sober: and Staying That Way

" Great book that I recommend to everyone.”
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— Ken Schooland, Author, Gullible's Travels

"Told with passion and backed with facts, the book is a compelling look into the relationships among addiction, financial management and personality."
— Alice M. And Lisa L. Fairhurst, authors, Effective Teaching, Effective Learning: Making the Personality Connection in Your Classroom

"The book is well written and enjoyable to read."
— Tom Reilly, Manager

“I have recommended this book to clients suffering from the economic ruin caused by association with addicts." [read more]
— Mel Kreger, E.A., Attorney at Law

"Drunks, Drugs & Debits could save people much pain and, of course, thousands of dollars."
— Stephen Braun, author, Buzz: the Lore of Alcohol and Caffeine

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