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With over one million books sold, Dr. Myles Munroe turns his expertise toward men and women, offering daily practical and biblical advice for relationships of all types. Based on several of his best-selling books, this year-long devotional will help you understand the God-given purpose of men and women and how you can better relate to the people in your life.Each day s reading includes Dr. Munroe s teaching and encouragement, while also providing a Scripture reading and prayers to help you grow closer to God in the process. Throughout the year, Dr. Munroe will address such critical issues as: How is a woman uniquely different from a man? What definition of masculinity should men adopt? Are women meant to be leaders?Whether you are a man or a woman, married or single, this devotional will help you understand the roles of men and women as God meant for them to be.
". . . It comprehensively provides a solid informational source regarding a significant manifestation of interpersonal aggression. Those interested in further understanding such behavior, or dealing with its consequences, would do well to read it." American Journal of Psychotherapy
A 6 CD set. From the back cover: "Personality differences are what make life so rich and fascinating - and often so frustrating. Especially at work, where teamwork and motivation are pivotal. Many of us never figure people out - we get along great with some people and deal as little as possible with others because they're so different from us. We instinctively realize that there are vast differences between various types of personalities, yet we all too often create tension and discomfort by treating people as if they're pretty much alike - like ourselves. Everyone knows the golden rule: "Do unto others as you would have done unto you." But this habit can turn off those who have different needs, wants, and hopes than we do. Instead, the real key to lasting success is to apply the Platinum Rule: "Do unto others as they would like done unto them!" Each of us telegraphs our personality style in countless small ways, such as the way we shake hands, how our offices look, and whether we're crisp or chatty on the phone. The trick is learning to spot those signals, identify the other person's style, and adjust our own behavior to lessen conflict and move us toward our objectives."
Counseling is about the bond between client and counselor. That's the premise behind THE HEART OF COUNSELING: A GUIDE TO DEVELOPING THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIPS. By walking you through thirteen concrete and detailed therapeutic relationship skills, Cochran and Cochran give you the best counseling textbook of its kind on the market. It's easy to understand and loaded with study tools, making it the textbook that prepares you for both career and classroom at the same time.
This bundle includes both the INTERVIEWING IN ACTION text and video.
Teaching your child to write about his or her life can help them handle challenges and nurture relationships. Ann motivates you to teach your children to express emotions and personal experience and laughter into a writing lifestyle. This book is an inspiration for writers of all ages, from children expressing thoughts through pictures and journaling, to teenagers documenting spiritual growth, to adults communicating grief, or professional writers collecting ideas for stories. Activities include several types of journaling, letterwriting, and more.
“Buck up.” “Stop feeling sorry for yourself.” “Don’t ruin everything.” When you are anxious, sad, angry, or lonely, do you hear this self-critical voice? What would happen if, instead of fighting difficult emotions, we accepted them? Over his decades of experience as a therapist and mindfulness meditation practitioner, Dr. Christopher Germer has learned a paradoxical lesson: We all want to avoid pain, but letting in--and responding compassionately to our own imperfections, without judgment or self-blame--are essential steps on the path to healing. This wise and eloquent book illuminates the power of self-compassion and offers creative, scientifically grounded strategies for putting it into action. You’ll master practical techniques for living more fully in the present moment--especially when hard-to-bear emotions arise--and for being kind to yourself when you need it the most. (20100129)
One of the greatest delights in life is being loved by another person. But on the flip side, one of life¹s greatest disappointments is caring deeply for someone who neither loves you nor wants to be part of your life. As veteran counselor Norm Wright knows, many, many singles have experienced the pain of having a serious relationship splinter, and their dreams as well. It is a loss, he says, like no other. When a relationship ends, for whatever reason, people find themselves asking "What¹s next?" How can heartbroken readers best deal with failed romance? In Let¹s Just Be Friends Norm Wright walks readers through the steps to healing, acceptance, recovery, and growth. Inside this book they¹ll find: € Warning signs and reasons to end a relationship € How to respond to and accept a breakup € Restoring self-confidence € Rediscovering ³me² as opposed to ³us² € Getting ready for a new relationship For anyone who has ever heard these fateful words: "I think it would be better if we stopped seeing each other," or "Let¹s just be friends," here is validation, understanding, and most vitally, a game plan for a bright future.
One in three girls will be in a controlling, abusive dating relationship before she graduates from high school--from verbal or emotional abuse to sexual abuse or physical battering. Is your daughter in danger?Dr. Jill Murray speaks on the topic of dating violence at high schools around the country, reaching more than 10,000 students, teachers, and counselors each year. In every school she visits, she is approached by teenage girls in miserable relationships who, when confronted with the option of breaking up with the boy, exclaim, "But I love him!"Many young women--and their parents--aren't even aware of the indications of a potentially abusive relationship. What's most alarming is that these warning signs are also some of the behaviors that girls find most flattering:A boy pages and calls a girl often--but as a form of control, not affection.He wants to spend all his time with her, but eventually won't allow her to spend time with her friends.He says "I love you" very early in the relationship.These behaviors can escalate into blaming, isolating, manipulating, threatening, humiliation, and sexual and physical abuse.In But I Love Him, Dr. Murray identifies these controlling, abusive patterns of behavior and helps you get your daughter out of the relationship without alienating her. You will learn what draws her to this type of relationship, why she has a hard time talking to you about it, the special barriers teens face when breaking off a relationship, and what's going on in the mind of a teen abuser. Dr. Murray will help you show your teen what a respectful relationship looks like--and teach her the importance of respecting herself.
Designed to combat physical and sexual aggression against women and children, this prevention programme manual is based on the premise that the best opportunity for promoting healthy, non-violent relationships is to intervene during adolescence, when peer relationships and interpersonal style become firmly established. The proactive, competency-enhancing programme is designed to build strengths, resilience and coping skills in young people. Carefully developed and tested in the field, the 18-session group training programme has three principal sections, covering informational, skill-building and social action learning opportunities. The manual provides a detailed curriculum for the programme, which is designed for eight to
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