With all their social networks and virtual communities, you'd think your students are well connected. But they're still feeling alone and isolated. Whether you're a volunteer youth worker or the lead youth pastor, getting some students to open up and share their lives can be a challenge. Here you'll get the practical tools needed to help you engage students in meaningful, one-on-one dialogue to impact their lives beyond the youth room and into adulthood.
A practical, informative guide for mothers on raising secure, healthy sons.
When we realize that relationships are more than just a physical meeting of two people, we begin to understand that some of our relationships might have affected our lives in a negative way. We may find ourselves damaged and tied in a place of bondage from which God wants us to be set free. A way of describing this unseen hold that ties us to bad relationships is an ungodly soul-tie. It is a tie in the spiritual realm that has a hold on the soul. As you read this book you will discover how to find release from ungodly soul-ties and most importantly experience God's freedom and healing. The teaching will be of vital importance to those seeking to help those struggling with the consequences of difficult or ungodly relationships. This book is part of Sovereign World "Truth & Freedom" series based on the renowned teaching program from Ellel Ministries International.
Stating that the fear of commitment is a difficulty experienced by many contemporary couples, a guide for individuals who are looking for satisfactory relationships offers advice on balancing intimacy and independence. Reprint. Tour. PW.
Recent attempts to challenge the primacy of reason - and its realization in foundationalist accounts of knowledge and cognitive formulations of human action - have focused on processes of discourse. Drawing from social and literary accounts of discourse, Kenneth Gergen considers these challenges to empiricism under the banner of "social construction". His aim is to outline the major elements of a social constructionist perspective, to illustrate its potential, and to initiate debate on the future of constructionist pursuits in the human sciences generally and in psychology in particular.
Intimacy doesn't need to be illusive! It's time to recognize intimacy for what it is--a loving and lifelong process that you can learn. Dr. Douglas Weiss offers a 100-day practical plan that will energize your relationship and create a spiritual, emotional and physical closeness that you have hungered for in your marriage. You'll identify destructive emotional roadblocks that keep you from experiencing exciting and satisfying intimate moments with your spouse. Develop a marathon mentality for your relationship, and take the next 100 days to fall in love all over again. In this book, you will discover: -How to discuss your sexual desires -Having spirituality that works in the bedroom -How your "government style" can limit your intimacy -Three daily exercises guaranteed to make love last -How to set boundaries -How to connect emotionally -Practical steps to letting go of your past
On this CD program, Dr. Bernie Siegel tells you that “the most important force that you have available to you to change all your relationships is love.” He goes on to lead you through a series of meditations, helping you speak your truth and share forgiveness with those around you—even your so-called enemies—and to see yourself as a blank canvas from which you can create a work of art.
An important tool for making your interpersonal communication more effective, more interesting, and more rewarding! This innovative approach to the major concepts of interpersonal communication is characterized by succinct chapters outlining basic concepts followed by numerous cases. These cases give readers a chance to see how theory functions in daily encounters. It explores the process of creating, developing, changing, and improving relationships. The underlying premise is that you can only change yourself, not others. The concepts that the authors present help readers develop a self-awareness that facilitates choosing appropriate, effective communication options for specific situations. The authors present a variety of possible encounters and a repertoire of communication strategies. Readers can imagine themselves in like situations--meeting similar people or confronting similar problems--and can decide what communication skills would be most useful in each instance. The book brings the important concepts of interpersonal communication to readers "where they live."
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