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A Division
of the Shulman Center
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Terrence
Shulman
JD,
LMSW, ACSW, CAC, CPC
Founder of
The Shulman Center
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Call
today for a free consultation
248-358-8508
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OF
SPECIAL INTEREST: Announcing the Second
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE on COMPULSIVE THEFT & SPENDING
Saturday 27, 2008 in Detroit. Click here to learn more!
Mr. Shulman is pleased to announce the publication of his third book,
BOUGHT OUT AND $PENT Recovering from Compulsive $hopping & $pending
Click here to learn more or click here to buy |
1
out of 11 (25 Million) Americans shoplift!
There is no typical
profile of a shoplifter!
--National
Association for Shoplifting Prevention:
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Welcome to Cleptomaniacs and Shoplifters Anonymous!
Our purpose is to
provide safe, confidential and non-judgmental
places for compassion, understanding
and recovery from "addictive-compulsive"
dishonest behavior, primarily shoplifting,
fraud, kleptomania and embezzlement.
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Cleptomaniacs
And Shoplifters Anonymous (CASA)
is a unique, independent
and secular weekly self-help group.
It was founded in Detroit, MI
in September 1992 by a recovering
shoplifter who felt such a group
could help himself, others, and
the community as a whole.
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The
Shulman Center Program
has been continually evolving
and fine-tuning from its earliest
successful results. Typically,
90% of our clients enroll in and
successfully complete the basic
program structure:
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Expert
Therapy/Counseling sessions
by phone available by Terrence
D. Shulman JD, LMSW, ACSW,
CAC, CPC -- attorney, addictions
counselor,international expert
on shoplifting addiction, founder
of C.A.S.A., and recovering shoplifter.
Our goal is to educate
individuals and the community at large
about the complex motivations and
recovery treatment process for these
behaviors, while emphasizing personal
responsibility and accountability.
“How
much is your life worth?”
“How
much would you have to steal
to finally feel satisfied or
to make life fair?”
“Are
you living the life you thought
you’d be living?”
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Common reasons why people
shoplift/steal:
- To express feelings of
anger, revenge, or entitlement
- To fill a sense of emptiness
due to grief or loss
- To try to make life seem
fair
- As a thrill or high to
escape problems, numb feelings,
or ease depression
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The Shulman Center ...
Where Honesty Is Its Own Reward!
We have helped many
and want to do more!
Expert Consultation is available
now ... in person or by phone
248-358-8508
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