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Ken Dachman

Born: 1958 in Chicago,Il
Pen Name: None

Connection to Illinois: Ken Dachman still lives and works in the Chicagoland area.

Biography: After receiving his Doctorate in Psychology in 1992, Ken turned his professional focus to marketing and business development. He is a widely published author and celebrated speaker. He is the founder and chairman of Key Partners, LLC. which has its roots in charitable fundraising.


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Primary Literary Genre(s): Non-Fiction

Primary Audience(s): Adult readers

Email: ken@keypartnersllc.com
Ken Dachman on WorldCat : http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=ken+dachman


Selected Titles

Newswordy /
ISBN: 0671600672 OCLC: 12728650

Simon and Schuster, New York : ©1985.

  The Dachman diet for kids :
ISBN: 0886872545 OCLC: 14163122

World Almanac Publications : New York, N.Y. : 1986.

The Dachman permanent weight loss program /
ISBN: 0688011993 OCLC: 8221706

Morrow, New York : 1982.

The self-health handbook :
ISBN: 0816032017 OCLC: 33442722

Facts On File, New York : ©1996.

Lack of insurance coverage, astronomical health care costs, and an overall drop in medical consumer confidence have led to a surge of interest in alternative approaches to traditional medicine. The perfect guide for readers looking to take control of their bodies, The Self-Health Handbook profiles 50 self-administering therapies from around the world. Each entry features a detailed description of the therapy and its applications, a history of the origin of the therapy, contraindications (if any), and equipment (if any). In most cases the therapies described in the book go beyond a simple problem-and-cure relationship; they often lead to changing one's whole way of life. The Self-Health Handbook is a vital resource for health care instructors, holistic health devotees, and frustrated health care consumers looking for alternatives. No need to search through hefty medical texts or attend far-flung health spas: The Self-Health Handbook presents the most effective therapies from the vast therapeutic spectrum, in sufficient detail not only to understand how they work but why.--Jacket.

You can relieve pain :
ISBN: 0060160543 OCLC: 19975340

Harper & Row, New York : ©1990.

 

 

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