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Less Than a Sack of Weed
by Cliff GreenThis book will inspire the reader in so many ways. My goal is to get you to make the best choices in your day-to-day life. -
The book everyone should read motivation and you
by Roger PollardThis book is an attempt to give people a better understanding of where/who they are. The premise is, ground yourself in being confident in who you are by knowing the "why" derived from the sociological (5 agents of socialization) and psychological (big 5 personality traits) aspects we carry within ourselves. Why do we react and act the way we do? Everyone is an individual, and therefore uniquely distinct, as that does not mean we don't have commonalities. Knowing and naming these aspects abo... more -
Student Success 90 day journaling and mindfulness handbook for a happier you
by Teju NageswariStudent success journaling and mindfulness handbook is a tool that increases positivity, and focus and improves academic emotional, social and physical well being. -
Your Body Rocks!
by Emily Lauren DickYour Body Rocks! takes away the shame of kids being curious about bodies. It’s perfectly natural for children to want to ask questions about what’s underneath our clothes, so it’s important they develop an honest foundation for understanding body parts, safe vs. unsafe touch, consent, anatomy, reproduction, and gender. This book simplifies the tough stuff for kids (and parents, too) by providing the age-appropriate information that they need! A colorful, compassionate, and inclusive book created... more -
A Mystical Approach to Spiritual Living: An Experiential Guide to The Mystical Ark
by Eileen PatraWhen Elena and Zak, characters from Eileen Patra’s high-action, spiritually driven novel, The Mystical Ark discovered a portal to a higher realm of being, everything changed. They gained profound insight into the nature of the Divine. Spiritual principles, so simple yet so profound, transformed their lives. And as a result, the world around them began to change too. Now you can join this powerful duo in their quest for living the spiritual principles that change everything. This book, A Mysti... more -
When the Soul Calls
by Silvana Maria PaganiTrue Stories of Deep Healing and Transformation through the Wisdom of the Heart and Soul -
The Semantics of i AM
by Geoff KeallSometimes the events of life can leave us resigned to feeling trapped within
a seemingly inescapable maze of intolerable suffering. A constant struggle
with challenges can be a sign of living from the ego. The good news is that
there are ways to transform an attitude from ego limitation to one of infinite
possibilities and abundance.
In a guide to improving the whole self, Geoff Keall interweaves personal
stories inspired by his family’s recovery from gener... more -
Think In Color
by Sofia SantiagoThink in Color: ‘Cause Black & White Is Cool in Everything but Thinking by Sofia Santiago is a personal and professional development, thought-provoking book about expanding your thinking. Santiago sustains that most of us have been conditioned (directly or subliminally) to think in black & white (B&W) and she provides you with actionable steps to evaluate your B&W thinking patterns while empowering you to test and practice thinking in color. After reading Think in Color, you’ll feel better pr... more -
Here to Make Friends
by Hope Kelaher, LCSWIt sometimes seems like everyone has a big, happy, fulfilling social life, full of lifelong friendships...except you. As we grow older and school friendships fade, it can be difficult to meet new people and cultivate meaningful friendships. How do you strike up a conversation with a stranger? How do you move from mutual acquaintances to real friends? Here to Make Friends has the answers to all of these questions and more. Written by a licensed therapist, this book is packed full of helpful advi... more -
If It Didn't Hurt
by Dr. Jay UeckerPain is intelligent, bound up energy that really just wants to share its wisdom with you. This book shares the knowledge gained from Dr. Jay’s two decades of experience in private practice, actual client stories and exercises designed to help you experience what's possible when you're willing to turn your heart and your attention toward your pain: It becomes a portal that leads to a place in you where the illusion of separateness collapses and the parts of your body and soul that have been disco... more -
Finding Your Way Through Therapy: A Navigation Tool for Therapists & Clients
by Steve Bisson. LMHCFinding Your Way Through Therapy: A Navigation Tool for Therapists and Clients by Steve Bisson is designed to be an effective tool for both therapists and clients regarding the trials and tribulations of therapy. Therapy is much more complex than many make it out to be: it’s not all just laying on a couch and speaking to a Sigmund Freud look alike. As readers travel through all 12 chapters, they will gain a deeper knowledge, whether as client or therapist, on how to gain the most out of therapy.... more -
Travel As Transformation: Conquer the Limits of Culture to Discover Your Own Identity
by Gregory V. DiehlWhen you travel to a foreign land, do you experience this new place as your old self? Or do you become a new version of you? From living in a van in San Diego to growing chocolate with indigenous tribes in Central America, to teaching in the Middle East and volunteering in Africa, Gregory V. Diehl has spent his entire adult life discovering the world and himself. Leaving his California home shortly after his 18th birthday, he went on to live and work in 45 countries across the globe by age 28... more -
Compassionate Recovery: Mindful Healing for Trauma and Addictions
by Darren LittlejohnCompassionate Recovery is a principles based practice guide for healing addictions. Using neuroscience research on trauma and addiction, the reader is guided through a journey from problem to solution. Research on compassion and self-compassion practices reveals the healing that is possible. The book then guides you into individual and community practices to engage in common humanity in your community and beyond. -
Unplug Your Robot: The Secret to Lasting Happiness
by Karin KiserAre you fired up in the morning, ready to jump out of bed and embrace the day with enthusiasm? Do you feel a sense of daily excitement? Of purpose? Or are you wondering right now if those things are even possible? They are. All that is required is to unplug your robot. The robot is the part of you that wakes up at the same time and eats the same breakfast day after day. It’s the part of you that considers busyness, competition, scarcity, anxiety and fear as a normal part of life. Life is about m... more -
Higher and Friendly Powers
by Peg O'ConnorAn expansive alternative for those who have struggled with the “higher power” of AA’s 12-step program, Higher and Friendly Powers (Wildhouse Publications / September 1, 2022) offers a sense of human decency, moral ideals, and even a better version of oneself. In Higher and Friendly Powers, Peg O’Connor, PhD, addresses an audience much like herself: those in recovery who have struggled with the Christian-centric God at the heart of Alcoholics Anonymous. She brings our attention to a little-... more -
Significance
by Tab EdwardsI have always had pet peeves--certain behaviors by people that made me wonder, "What is motivating that reasonably rational person to behave in such a manner?" It was obvious to me that their behavior was exhibited for some reason other than that which the person wants us to believe. For example, I've always wondered: Why do athletes, entertainers, and others frequently and publicly proclaim, “I want to thank God”? I was certain that their reason was not to genuinely... more