This book will open your eyes to the truth about depression. You will begin to understand how depression has manipulated you and held you back in life. You will learn how to start defeating and conquering depression and begin living the life that God has in purpose for you!

Jean has created a down-to-earth, helpful guide for those who are grieving—"those who are intensely and appropriately grieving," she writes. Her wisdom obviously flows out of her extensive work with the bereaved as a hospice professional. Her conversational style, her practical advice, and her honest perspective all make for genuine support at a critical juncture in one's life. Her book will give anyone who's intensely grieving the help and hope they need and deserve.--James E. Mill...

Psychologist and family counselor Steve Biddulph has been hailed as a "childhood guru" (The Guardian) and a "publishing phenomenon" (the Times, London), and this is his landmark book, the foundation for his major international reputation. With unparalleled clarity, common sense, and warmth, The Secret of Happy Children instructs all parents about parent-child communication from babyhood to teens. It gives parents confidence to be more themselves as parents -- stronger, more loving, more de...

Are you familiar with Neuro-Linguistic Programming? Did you know that there are several different, interesting techniques you can use to increase your confidence and success? Or, are you interested in the topic and curious to learn more? If so, this is the book for you! Neuro-Linguistic Programming can be used in many different ways, such as hypnosis and mind-control to help you ward off bad habits and be more successful, or, to improve your communication skills. If you’re looking to impro...

This is a great book for anyone who needs a quick reference on spotting emotional abuse...it discusses the various types of abusive men the how and why of it all in brief and straight to the point helpful guide of warning signs...it also includes a self-check list of questions you should ask yourself for clearer understanding...

Growing up in a middle class home, my father's heroin addiction was the thing no one mentioned. We lived in denial and secrecy. Years later I set out to understand my behavior as an adult child of an addict.If you're an adult child of a drug addicted parent, wondering if you can get clear of the pain of your addicted family? It will take time to move through the pain and shame, but it can be done. I'm a woman who grew up in an addicted family. I don't have all the answers, but unde...

Coping with the Difficult People in Your Life:Tips to Positively React to Their Irritating BehaviorAnyone who has ever worked with people or has a family knows that people can be difficult. Whether they do it on purpose or not, their behavior can be very irritating, and most of the time, we don’t know how to react in such a situation. Interpersonal relationships are already tricky to navigate and they can be made significantly more annoying by people who have no regards for...

Do you wish everything around you would be just right? Do you ever wish somethings in life didn't happen? Is it possible to accept horrifying situations as a way to a better life? Is it possible that God has "allowed" hurtful situations in life for your benefit? Could we answer yes to any of these questions? If not, I urge you to come along and journey with me and see what God can do through More of You, less of me.

Losing someone you love feels like you are adrift at sea - lost and alone. You are overcome by sorrow and heartache and unsure of how to continue life without them. Gary Sturgis writes with deep insight about the journey of love and loss and how to chart a course to healing. Through his work facilitating support groups and conducting workshops, he shares what he has learned on a personal level in an honest and heart-felt way. He offers advice and encouragement to those of us grieving the l...

"The Path to Courage" will have you stepping out of your comfort zone and living with authenticity and joy. Being fearless doesn't mean being reckless. It means not worrying about what others think of you, coming from a place of confidence, and learning to live abundantly. Being courageous is living in the present moment, enjoying what you have right now, and making the choice to be the writter in your own life. Take control, be assertive, set your goals, and start living courageously now!...

Thank you for your interest in this booklet. The "...Foundational Principles" series, is a series of booklets designed to help you get the basics or foundations about a subject. Time is one of our most precious resources and as such it does not comeback, for that reason the Amber siblings have created this series. It is a series of small quick and easy to read and understand booklets, designed to give you a quick idea on a subject. Instead of spending a lot of time and money on a subject t...

The dictionary specifies addiction as a way "to devote or surrender oneself to something habitually or obsessively; behavior that impairs the performance of a vital function(s), a harmful development." Dependency causes you to lose your equilibrium and reason.Below all addictions is a yearning for immediate gratification--to feel great, mighty, worthy of appreciation, and problem-free--and an insistence on discounting the long-range, self-destructive deductions of the behavior.