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The Parenting Treatment Plan

by Helen V Hicks, MA, MBA, LPC

After researching numerous parenting styles, techniques and skills, I found them all to have one thing in common: successful parenting — power struggle free parenting — depends on the child regarding the parent as an authority figure. Once children know the parent is safe and reliable with meeting their needs, the child relinquishes the desire to control and submits to the direction of the parent. \tThe first goal is for the parent to become the authority figure. The second goal is for the chi... more

The Human Mind

by Eric J. Kolb, Ph.D.

In, The Human Mind: A Psychological View of Theological concepts, I compare and contrast the scientific understanding of the human mind with the teaching of the Bible. In some cases, these two perspectives are very similar, such as in various aspects of child development. However, where positive psychology claims that the power to induce change lies within the individual, the Bible teaches that we can do nothing apart from Christ. The book begins with the concept of belief, upon which the mind d... more

The Golden Book of Life

by Simone Renee Quinton

The Golden Book of Life & The Plasma Soul Codes is an extraordinary self-help bible overflowing with life-changing spiritual information, healing guidance, cosmic wisdom, and unconditional love specifically designed to empower you to live your best life. It is significantly unique as it presents intelligent, energetic codes of plasma light that live inside your soul. These codes magnetically reconnect you to converse with your limitless soul in plenty of practical means and enliven you and oth... more

Stop Anxiety In Its Tracks

by Xolani Kacela

Stop Anxiety In Its Tracks: 22 Hacks to Destress, Avoid Negativity, and Stop Overthinking tackles America’s #1 mental health crisis by helping readers make sense of their anxiety while providing them innovative strategies that boosts their ability to cope and manage Covid-era stress and worry.

A Near-Death Researcher's Notebook: What I Have Learned About Dying, Death, and the Afterlife

by Dr. Kenneth Ring

Beginning with a hilarious account of the foibles and follies of a body that has expired before the author has, renowned NDE researcher, Kenneth Ring, in this collection of essays takes the reader on an exhilarating ride on the train whose destination is death—yet the journey is anything but morbid or depressing. On the contrary, in these genial, entertaining, and often witty essays, Ring invites us to ponder not just the hardships of facing death (he does not shy away from the anguish of dying)... more

A Gangster's Guide To GOODNESS

by TERRANCE HUTSON

This series of services were created to add to the metaphysical entity of You. Mental health is as important as physical and spiritual well-being. These books give insight into how to achieve inner peace.

Journey's Guide to Online & Social Media Safety: A Parent's Guide To Goodness

by TERRANCE HUTSON

Journey's Guide is part of a series of children's books that bring awareness to the harmful and helpful use of online etiquette. Plus, a breakdown of some social media practices to aid in safer world wide web experiences. Making it a better, healthier, and fuller life for our little ones.

Systemic Evolutions

by Chris Handrahan

As a history, human reality is choiceless mimic to nature's reality by its placement, inventiveness, creativity, and the compression of its localized space and time within a much broader system of existence.

This collection of essays creatively elaborates topics such as evolution, environmental diversity, the nature of time, the finite and infinite worlds, instinctive awareness, perspective human history, the complexion of light, the Arts of the pa... more

A Path to Excellence: The Blueprint to Achieving Your Greatest Potential

by Tony Jeton Selimi

Far too many people give in to their disempowering beliefs and settle for mediocrity from the fear of failure, judgment, and other people's expectations of them. This book aims to empower readers to go beyond perceived limits and faces their doubts and excuses in all aspects of life. It's a road map to win the inevitable life challenges and excel. Inside, you’ll discover: • The Eight Essential Components of Human Excellence • How to Go Beyond Your Perceived Limits To Face Your Doubts, E... more

Superbia: The Perils of Pride. The Power of Humility

by Steven Willing

Despite unprecedented affluence, the scourges of mental illness, drug addiction, and loneliness are at an all-time high. Political, racial, sexual, generational, and religious polarization is ripping us apart. Why? Sometimes, the profoundest truths are the most ancient. In this provocative new work, apologist, neuroscientist, and author Dr. Steven Willing explores the age-old and forgotten sin of Pride, demonstrating a startling harmony between Biblical precepts and cutting-edge research in h... more

Other-Dimensional Entities

by Christopher Freeland

A close look at the 'spirit-entity' world from the traditional, metaphysical and orthodox standpoints. The author, an ex-sannyasin, recounts his experiences in helping others - people, places and animals find relief from spirit-possession; not only the being afflicted by the entity, but especially the entity itself, for they cannot communicate using normal human channels, although in urgent need of succour. A message of hope appears when we acknowledge we know little, but can learn if we maintai... more

It's Not About Love

by Jamie Murray

Part memoir, part crisis-management guide, It's Not About Love teaches us that we can't really love anyone else well, unless we love ourselves first.

Exploring the Art of Seduction

by Melissa Van Oss

If you find yourself stuck in a rut, lacking the confidence others seem to have, or the know-how to try new things, this book is for you. This three-part how-to series begins with Exploring the Art of Seduction: Book One: Transform Your Confidence. It tells the story of Melissa Van Oss, a midwest transplant to our nation’s capitol, trying her hand at big city life and open to all the new adventures the city makes possible. Becoming involved in a private underground world that few see inside of, ... more

SPORT: A STAGE FOR LIFE

by Cristiana Pinciroli

Cristiana de Andrade Pinciroli Pascual – known as Cris Pinciroli – was captain of the Brazilian Water Polo Team while also playing professionally in Italy, winning several national and international tournaments in the sport. In 1998, after participating in her third world championship, where she was the second highest scorer, she was named as one of the seven best players in the world. In 1999, she was a bronze medalist at the Pan American Games in Winnipeg, Canada. In addition to her sporting c... more

Beyond Words:the Healing Power of Horses: Bridging the Worlds of Equine Assisted Therapy and Psychotherapy

by Alita Buzel

Excerpts from Beyond Words: The Healing Power of Horses "The space between words is where we live with horses. In the silence we are truly heard. So much of our sadness, our discontent, our addictions and compulsions are driven by the emptiness we experience when, without being aware of it, we detach from our emotional selves. We often mistake this emptiness as boredom, anxiety, hunger, and/or loneliness. Horses, in their honesty and compassion, help us to reconnect to ourselves, to our humannes... more

Wisdom and Wit

by Shanti Rose

Wisdom and Wit is a thought-inviting read that goes right to the heart of your life like a straight arrow. The book offers amazing insight into those annoying, needling situations, which sometimes need a bit of wit to transcend.

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