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  • Principles for Overcoming Communication Anxiety and Improving Trust

    by Nonye Tochi Aghanya
    An exceptional guidebook that addresses 2 of the most critical elements of effective communication-- Overcoming anxiety and building trust in all settings of life (healthcare, corporate, education, hospitality etc)

  • Effective Communication: Guide Book for Patients

    by Nonye Tochi Aghanya
    For patients.: Buildng healthy relationships with your clinician begins with understanding the markers of cognitive biases when it's perceived. This is because the slightest misunderstanding can lead to a breakdown of trust--- a key component of sustaining healthy relationships with your healthcare provider. This book offers guidelines for effective patient engagements for promoting productive clinician-patient relationships in the healthcare settings.

  • Effective Communication: Guide Book for Clinicians

    by Nonye Tochi Aghanya
    Healthcare delivery isn't just a job, it's a vocation with a mandate and dedication to improve the health of all patients. The duty of a healthcare provider begins with communication. This book provides the healthcare provider (clinician/nurse/medical student/dentist/phlebotomist/pharmacist etc), with tips for achieving a trusting environment through effective interactions with patients

  • Tips for Effective Communication: A Vital Tool For Trust Development in Healthcare

    by Nonye Tochi Aghanya

    This helpful text is based on author's extensive review of human psychological traits and her clinical experiences in diverse healthcare settings for over 30 years. It's a guidebook that highlights several patient personalities and attitudes and its' effects on the formation and fostering of productive clinician-patient relationships. It provides both patients and clinicians with the needed tools for effective communication towards meaningful and rewarding clinician-patient relationships. Thi... more

  • Bouncing Back: How Women Lose & Find Themselves in Marriage & Divorce

    by Ellen Holtzman
    When Ellen Holtzman’s marriage falls apart, she turns to a therapist for support, eventually becoming a psychotherapist herself. Years later, she treats two patients, Lisa and Meghan, whose marriages are similarly crumbling. Lisa is a timid woman who wrestles with the decision to divorce her unfaithful spouse. Meghan is torn between her traditional marriage and a growing awareness that she no longer loves her husband. Holtzman’s work with both women forces her to reflect on her own personal hist... more

  • Grandpa's Circle

    by Leo DeBroeck
    This story was written by a child about an important life lesson his grandfather taught him. Everything in life goes in a circle, from dust to dust. I'm glad I can now share the story with you about these favorite memories. This story is about living a full complete life through making happy memories together and holding onto those memories even after death. It tells the story of a child's best memories with his Grandpa at the beach building sandcastles and watching them being taken back by the ... more

  • The Trust Hotel

    by Leo DeBroeck
    An analogy about building trust with others and yourself. Like floors on a hotel, it shows children and teens that there are different levels of trust you can have with others. As you gain more and more trust, you go higher up into the hotel with nicer and nicer rooms. At the very top is the penthouse, where the people you trust the most live. The story is about a boy who runs a hotel called the Trust Hotel, where people do not pay for rooms but instead, they are given rooms based on how much... more

  • The Gold Box: What is inside is what counts

    by Leo DeBroeck
    An analogy about confidence and accepting yourself.This book is about understanding how to accept yourself and build confidence. It has a fun rhyming way of telling the story for children and then a second story as a way for young teens to learn. You have a gold box inside you that holds what you really are as a person. The problem is you can’t see inside your own box, nobody can! You can only see in others’ boxes. Only other people can see in your gold box. How can you know what it is in there ... more

  • I Want My Dad: Helping teens and children understand a parent's dependency to drugs or alcohol

    by Leo DeBroeck
    This book for teenagers and children is about understanding parents and unhealthy lifestyles during and after a parent’s drug or alcohol dependency and abuse. Children of alcoholic or addicted parents often have difficulty understanding what is happening to their parent. The story goes through the life of Alex whose father suffers from the disease of addiction and dependency on drugs or alcohol. It explores how Alex thinks, feels, and acts to his father’s dependency and how family separation may... more

  • When Dad Got Scared: A child's guide to adults after trauma

    by Leo DeBroeck
    This book is intended for family members and counselors help young children understand trauma. The book describes the story from the perspective of a child of a parent with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This helps the child understand how the parent may behave as a result of high stress and trauma experiences. It explains how the parent may change over time and how therapy is a slow, but helpful, process that can be even more difficult to the parent and child. Trauma effects every part ... more

  • I'm Fine

    by Karen Jaye
    How many times have you felt awful and, when asked, “How are you?” you respond with, "I'M FINE" “I’m fine” is the usual answer, typically the expected answer that rolls off the tongue without thought, a habit. The question is why. Because others don’t want to hear about problems? Because it would be viewed as complaining? Or, more importantly, because others wouldn’t understand? It is true, our culture as a whole does not understand psychological distress, such an essential topic. I’m Fin... more

  • Where Tenderness Lives: On Healing, Liberation, and Holding Space for Oneself

    by Heather Plett
    Where Tenderness Lives is a loving exploration of what it means to unravel what we’ve learned from our families, societies, religions, and cultures in order to heal and create a purposeful and joyful life. Each chapter in this heartfelt and honest book contains a revelation about how to move from shades of fear and doubt to freedom and joy. Through stories that range from what it meant to grow up Mennonite to surviving a horrific assault; from leaving a marriage that no longer worked to the poig... more

  • Level Up! 50 Game-Changing Life Skills for Young Adults+

    by Steve M. Scott

    What will it take to live the life you’ve always imagined?

    Building the life of your dreams takes more than ambition—it requires mastering the key skills that fuel real success. Level Up! empowers you to unlock your potential, inspired by heartfelt letters the author wrote to his children while navigating the uncertainties of a war zone.

    This isn’t just a book—it’s your playbook for mastering life with confidence and clarity.... more

  • A Few Good Cardinals

    by Vincent Vanderbent

    How many people cheat when they can? Between 63 and 71% it seems. Is this about the right time to find out why? "For the toxic narcissist, life is essentially war. Win or lose a battle, move on to the next. Rules and consequence don't matter. This is the first exciting meaningful explanation I have seen."

  • Guidance For New Clinicians In A Chaotic World: How To Practice Your Craft While Preserving Your Traditional Values

    by Steven Melman
    The book is unique because it seeks to help new clinicians find confidence and competence as they begin their careers. It offers professional experiences and scenarios that the reader will most likely encounter. My book is also tailored to appeal to the Christian and Conservative clinicians who ascribe to more traditional values. It seeks to expose the liberal direction the profession has taken and supports clinicians who are choosing not to accept this indoctrination.

  • Revolutionary Optimism: 7-Steps to Living As a Love-Centered Activist

    by Dr. Paul Zeitz
    Dr. Paul Zeitz is a preventive medicine physician, epidemiologist, author, and award-winning champion of global justice and human rights. He has been on the front lines of the call for a permanent ceasefire in the Israel / Gaza War. Dr. Zeitz joined the Rabbis for a Ceasefire at the Israel/Gaza Erez border crossing point as they attempted to bring food aid into Gaza. The U.S.-based organization included eleven U.S. rabbis, several Israeli rabbis, and many other Israeli Jews. Ordained by ... more
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