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The ultimate 'what you need to know' guide for navigating the
confusing world of addiction treatment, insurance coverage, and
recovery. Imagine you are awakened by a call at 3 a.m., informing
you that your loved one is in crisis due to addiction or mental
illness. Maybe he or she has been incarcerated, hospitalized, or
left for dead from an overdose. Who would you turn to and what
would you do next? Walter Wolf got that very call when his own
family member was incrisis . There was no playbook, but Walter knew
who to call - a friend in the treatment world who knew exactly what
to do. And that got him thinking about the 42 billion unregulated
treatment industry with its share of grifters and 1-800 toll-free
call centers standing by to promise you anything to get your credit
card number. Who protects the uninitiated terrified to the point of
doing anything they're told to save their loved one? Wolf knew
something had to change. Families hit by addiction like Wolf's
needed a "how-to" book on finding the right treatment at the right
rehab. Since that book didn't exist, he wrote it himself. From
intervention to recovery, The Right Rehab is a step-by-step guide
that details how to identify and access treatment options available
to all individuals and families, no matter how plentiful or spare
their resources. Due to Walter's relationships with the most
ethical and renowned professionals in the treatment world, he is
able to explain the treatment plan principled experts insist is the
most evidence-based, dependable, and customizable for the
individual who is fully committed to sobriety. The Right Rehab is
for the millions of vulnerable, terrified and uninitiated families
who need to know what to do first, next, and into the future, while
protecting them from programs that don't work. No one wants to get
that call, but many can see it coming. Arm yourself ahead of time
with this clear, concise, and easy-to-follow guide to getting the
right help for your loved one.
1984 und 1990 veroffentlichte Arthur Rich (1910-1992) die beiden
Bande seiner Wirtschaftsethik. Damit erschien rund 60 Jahre nach
der Evangelischen Wirtschaftsethik von Georg Wunsch erstmals wieder
eine protestantische Wirtschaftsethik in deutscher Sprache. Arthur
Rich war zunachst Mechaniker, dann Pfarrer und Direktor des
Schaffhauser Lehrerseminars. Als Zurcher Professor fur
Systematische Theologie (Schwerpunkt Ethik) befasste er sich mit
der Humanisierung der industriellen Arbeitswelt. In seiner
Wirtschaftsethik, die ihn weit uber die Schweiz hinaus bekannt
machte, entwickelte er ein Instrumentarium zur ethischen
Urteilsfindung fur okonomisches Handeln. Sein Vergleich
verschiedener Wirtschaftssysteme mundet in ein Pladoyer fur eine
sozial verantwortbare Marktwirtschaft. Walter Wolf legt in seinem
biographischen Aufriss den Akzent auf Arthur Richs Wirken als
Sozial- und Wirtschaftsethiker. Mit dem Aufsatz uber Moglichkeit
und Grenzen der Marktwirtschaft (1992) kommt Arthur Rich
abschliessend selbst zu Wort. Walter Wolf ist Historiker, Publizist
und Autor zu kirchlichen Themen und Themen der Zeitgeschichte. Er
veroffentlichte unter anderem eine umfassende Biografie uber
Walther Bringolf, der als Sozialdemokrat 36 Jahre lang
Stadtprasident von Schaffhausen war.
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