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Self-Help & Relationships
Dysfunction Interrupted-How to Quickly Overcome Depression, Anxiety and Anger Starting Now
by Audrey Sherman, Ph.D.
The Other Woman's Affair: Gambling Your Heart and Reclaiming Your Life When Your Partner is Married
by Paul DePompoFalling in love with a married person can be one of life’s most painful experiences. The first of their kind, these authors are clinical pioneers in the “other” side of infidelity. They provide sage advice from their clinical research and expertise to guide you with insights and concrete tools as you learn: 1) How you got yourself into this situation; 2) To make educated decisions about whether you should stay or go; 3) To manage the difficult emotions that come with this relationship; 4) How to... more
Healing the Wound from My Daughter’s Suicide
by Lois SeversonWith thousands of known suicides taking place in the United States each year, it is very possible you have already been touched. In Healing the Wound from My Daughter’s Suicide, author Lois Severson shares the true story of how her family was deeply affected by the tragedy of suicide. She narrates the story of the suicide of her twenty-six-year-old daughter Patty in June of 2005. Severson recalls a personal journey through the grief process from the perspective of the mother, father, and sist... more
49 Tips and Insights for Understanding Addiction
by Juan Blea"49 Tips & Insights for Understanding Addiction is divided into" "forty-nine short chapters that focus on different aspects of addiction, from the first signs of substance abuse to various forms of treatment and the journey to full recovery. Topics include crisis management, stages of addiction, relapse, underlying mental illness, goal-setting, and family treatment. For families, therapists, and friends, addicts and their self- destructive behavior can be exasperating, confusing, and heartbreaki... more
The Tail Wags the Dog
by Dr. Amy Beth TaubliebIn contrast to the typical self-help books authored by professionals where the clinician attempts to impart his or her wisdom to the reading audience, “The Tail Wags the Dog” is comprised entirely of lessons learned by the author from her patients. Based on the premise that when done properly, therapy is a reciprocal learning experience, this book shares two hundred life lessons imparted to the author by her patients over a period of almost three decades. Derived entirely from the literally thou... more
Charismatic Connection
by Serena JadeEXPERIENCE THE UNSPOKEN BOND OF HALL OF FAME JOCKEY CHRIS ANTLEY AND SERENA JADE...
TWO IMMORTAL SOULS RECOGNIZE ONE ANOTHER...ONE DREAMED OF BECOMING A FAMOUS JOCKEY; THE OTHER BECAME A FAMOUS JOCKEY.
Chris and Serena spend years crossing paths, completely mesmerized by one another. Is it coincidence or fate?
It's not until 1999 -when Chris wins the Kentucky Derby on a horse named Charismatic- that their extraordinary... more
LOVING Like a Leader
by Peter JeffLOVING Like a Leader, 77 More Leadership Mints, is the second book in the Leadership Mints Series designed to help busy leaders and would-be leaders at all levels of the organization refresh and rejuvenate their leadership skills. Consumed like a breath mint –quick and on-the-go—a LEADERSHIP MINT is a short story that energizes leadership behaviors and personalizes leadership principles so they are more easily remembered, more readily acted upon and more fully applied. Like its candy counterpart... more-
Permission to Go On: The Power of Self-Forgiveness
by Rachel S. HeslinThree of the most destructive words to our ability to thrive are Coulda, Woulda, and Shoulda. How many times have we felt guilt, regret, and shame over our actions? I know that, when I started a deliberate forgiveness practice, it was so much easier to forgive others their transgressions than to forgive myself, for I knew how much I'd screwed up.
But as long as we carry that guilt, we are not only chaining ourselves to our past, but we are depriving the w... more
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Deeper Sorrow, Greater Joy: Receiving the Gift of Grief
by Rachel S. HeslinWhy do we grieve? How can not setting aside the time to mourn cripple our ability to fully embrace joy? And what can we do to use our grief to deepen our connection with our hearts? The title of this book is inspired by Kahlil Gibran, who said (paraphrased): "The deeper that sorrow carves into my soul, the greater my capacity for joy."
If you are struggling with loss in your own life, learn how to move through your mourning with authentic grace so you can experie... more
Rituals of Release: How to Make Room for Your New Life
by Rachel S. HeslinYou know the feeling: overwhelmed and maybe even trapped.
You want to change your life, but nothing seems to work.
Maybe it's time to let go of what's been holding you down.
Like a teacup already full to overflowing, we cannot pursue new dreams or goals when we're drowning in old patterns and projects. In this book, you'll learn the required elements to create a ritual, four different types of release, as well as techniques to lovingly honor... more
Tommy Wrought: A Musical Reflection of Children with Special Needs
by Peter FeltonUtilizing plot, character, and musical elements of The Who’s landmark Rock Opera Tommy, author-educator-lifelong Rocker Peter Felton addresses sensitive issues pertaining to the upbringing and social outlook of children of the 21st Century. Drawing upon biographical details of the original members of The Who, while reflecting upon notable experiences in his own personal and work lives, Felton makes a firm case as to the roots of hindrances to children’s learning and lifestyles in today’s modern ... more
Stronger Than Broken
by Stacey GreeneStacey Greene takes the reader through the rough ride of surviving infidelity. The character Michelle made assumptions about her marriage that did not allow her to see the infidelity coming. To further complicate the relationship, one relies on faith in God while the other still vacillates as to the existence of a higher power. Do the children find out? Do they make it? Greene uses an autobiographical approach to show the reader what lies on the other side of such a breach of trust.
It Is Only Money: and It Grows on Trees!
by Cara MacMillanIt Is Only Money and It Grows on Trees!, by Cara MacMillan, is a narrative that explores how the concept of money is considered by various world religions and cultures. It also looks at ways in which readers can increase their own wealth.
It Is Only Money will inspire, challenge, and encourage you to ask: Why am I not rich? What do I need to learn? And how can I change my thoughts and actions? “This is not a get rich quick book – it is a book about authenti... more
A Must-Have Guide for Every Aspiring Writer: Easy, Learnable, Realistic and Sure Ways to Earn Money as A Writer (Earning a Livin
by Levi Cheruo CheptoraFor you to succeed as a writer, it is critical to concentrate on something you have no doubt you can convincingly deliver on. If it is non-fiction, then perfect your non-fiction writing skills and venture into appropriate niches. If you have a creative mind like mine, then do not waste your energy on anything that is not creative in nature. If you can write, let it not be in vain! Writing is a gift that must be appreciated by others. Make that bold step this very minute, this very hour, this v... more-
9781523858347
by sajee somanathanA handbook on time management for modern times It is possible that people in the past did not need as much time management as we need today, only because they were not able to flood their life with “Things”. -
Being At Ease: Thinking At Ease--Lessening Disease
by Jim Hylton
