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NONFICTION
I'm currently writing a book with a prominent psychiatrist tentatively entitled: The Power of Boredom!:A Novel Approach to Understanding and Treating the Boredom in ADHD, Addiction, and Low Motivation
If you are interested in boredom as a problem in your life and want help, please go to www.TheBoredomCoach.com. If you are interested in learning more about boredom and seeing what's in our book, go to www.BoredomBOREDOMboredom.com And check out my new blog which is neat looking and not boring at all. Here's the URL:The Power of Boredom.com
I also work for MASH, a treatment center for young men addicted to drugs and alcohol, as an editor, writer, and educational consultant. I've written 25 success stories about MASH alums and I edit MASH Magic, a newsletter. See MASH at www.serenityhouse.org for more info on this special place.
Here's more about my writing in this bio:
Letitia Sweitzer, M.Ed., ACC, has written hundreds of magazine articles and has been the collaborating journalist on 7 published books including TIRED OF YELLING: TEACHING OUR CHILDREN TO RESOLVE CONFLICT and SWALLOWING A BITTER PILL about presciption addiction. She is a member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA), the International Women's Writing Guild (IWWG), Village Writers Group and Working Title Playwrights.
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PLAYWRITING:
Letitia Sweitzer, an affiliate of Decatur, GA-based Working Title Playwrights Inc. (WTP), was thrilled to have her play "The Last Good Deed" performed at Theatre Decatur in the spring of 2007. An earlier version won the 2005 Georgia Theatre Conference One-Act Play Competition, with a reading at the GTC annual convention October 15 in Gainesville, and was further developed as a part of Plays-in-Process by Process Theatre in Atlanta.
Her short play "Drawing the Line" was produced in May 2005 as part of a WTP/Atlanta Classical Theatre’s project entitled Passing. Her short play "Cancel the Arugula" was produced as a part of a Forum of short plays at the Looking Glass Theatre in New York City in December, 2005. Her short play "Behind Closed Doors" was the finale for another Looking Glass production in March 2007.
Her full-length comedy "West of Eden" grew from a short play to a one-act to full length, receiving recognition at each stage. Most recently the full-length was one of three world or regional premiers in the Power Play Festival produced by Essential Theatre in July 2008 in Atlanta.
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