Edith Langford, PhD, discovered her ability to advocate for change as a child in long-term care after surviving a shooting she later wrote about for The Guardian. Wanting to impact communities suffering from destructive forces, she has worked for forty-five years as a psychotherapist focusing on individual and community support. Her writing on gambling and other addictive disorders has been featured in USA Today and The Guardian. "Dr. Edie," as she is known to her clients, was born in Chicago and raised in Cleveland and New York City. She now lives with her husband in Brooklyn and Alabama.
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Triggered Mother Wit Standing Up When You Dig One Ditch, Go Ahead and Dig Two If It's Love, It's Mutual When the One is Not the One When Life Lands that Sucker Punch My Turn on the Couch At the Top of My Game Learning How to Die Acknowledgments