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Hidden forces—memories of past poor or hurtful relationships—drive repressed feelings and emotions that are often outside our awareness. Though we want to love and be loved, to nurture and be nurtured, those forces can wreak havoc and cause relationship sabotage, destroying couples and even whole families. The scenario is so common, explains therapist Matta, that often people get divorced without even fully understanding why, or what is was that came between them. In many cases, what it was were the lingering but unconscious memories of lessons learned as far back as childhood. These lessons may have no true bearing or justification in the current relationship, yet they can strongly affect it, fueling marital games, extra-marital affairs, addictions, poor parenting practices and a host of other harmful actions. Matta argues that we can learn to recognize these imprints and move past them to build or keep rewarding relationships. His book makes us aware, and gives us the tools to break the cycle.
Teaching children involves more than knowing your subject and being able to maintain control of a class. Every child that comes into the classroom is unique. All have different home environments, ethnic backgrounds, abilities and learning styles. And every child develops a different relationship with the teacher. "Enhancing Relationships Between Children and Teachers" focuses on the complexity of the child-teacher relationship and how school psychologists and counsellors can help teachers understand the myriad factors involved in their classroom relationships. Pianta uses systems theory to discuss the multiple factors in child-teacher relationships and integrates school, clinical and developmental psychology. The book is organized according to the ever-expanding circle of systems discussed: from the individual child's personality as a "system" to the individual child-teacher relationship, multiple relationships in the classroom, and finally school policy's influence on the child-teacher relationship. Clear, informative text and rich case examples show how to apply this approach for improving child-teacher relationships in any classroom situation and make this a valuable read for all helping professionals working with children.
The writers of How To Lose a Guy In 10 Days are back to show you how to say 'Sayonara' with your head held high in this straightforward approach to getting out of a bad relationship and erasing Mr. Wrong from your life for good. Think you can't have revenge sex with his best friend, have a party celebrating your new singlehood or allow your friends to tell you what they really thought of him? Think again! With this step by step guide to removing him from your heart and your cell phone, you'll be on your way to bigger and better things before he can say "do you miss me?"
Learn about various kinds of love, beginning with forms of love you'll recognize--and ending with a supernatural love so awesome it can utterly transform lives. (6 sessions)
This important book explores the metaphorical message that "refrigerator rights" stands for the kind of closeness we have with people in our lives-friends, family, spouses. How many people can walk into our homes and just open up the fridge and help themselves? Only the people closest to us. Dr. Will Miller with Glenn Sparks, Ph.D. propose that most of us have very few people in our lives that can do this. They identify three factors that contribute to the lack of intimate connections we have with people: increased mobility away from our extended family, emphasis on individualism, and emotionally numbing media distractions. Advocating a change of lifestyle to create essential relationships, this book offers specific suggestions for: € Reaching out beyond one's immediate family € Balancing self-care and care for others € Re-establishing vital social networks This timely, important book shows readers how to break out of their isolation booths to create the kind of relationships that strengthen, support, and satisfy their souls.
For more than a decade, David E. Hutchins and Claire Cole Vaught have been helping readers understand themselves and others, develop basic skills, and implement strategies for client change.
Seduction is an art, but so is maintaining a happy and healthy relationship. Love After Sex shows readers how to fan the flames of love after those initial sparks have flown. Astrology can point to our areas of greatest romantic compatibility and forewarn us about our greatest challenges. With only a birth date, readers can gain crucial insight into their relationships and receive valuable advice for making love last. Love After Sex illustrates how sex, money, and power dynamics play out in relationships based on the Sun sign combinations of the people involved. It also discusses Moon sign tendencies, which play a vital part in relationships and indicate how well you are able to emotionally nurture your lover. This hip, witty guide to love reveals the secrets of your relationship and uncovers the essence of what the two of you can do and be together.
Insights on what it means to have an intimate relationship with God, using Old and New Testament stories as a guide.What does it mean to have intimacy with God? Why do so many of us avoid this intimacy at all costs? What examples from Scripture might guide us in developing a close, prayerful relationship with God? In Seek My Face, William A. Barry, SJ, provides thoughtful and easy-to-understand answers that can help anyone draw closer to God and grasp the surprising breadth of ways in which we and God can become good friends.Throughout the book, Fr. Barry introduces situations and personalities from both the Old and New Testaments to show readers the various ways in which people in the Bible drew closer to God. Abraham, Moses, the Psalmist, Peter, Jesus these individuals and more help readers see the many different ways we, too, can interact with God, and how confidently expressing to God our deepest emotions and most honest thoughts is exactly what the Divine desires from us.As Fr. Barry encourages us to follow the Ignatian idea of seeing ourselves in the Bible stories and experiencing each Scriptural situation as if we were there, we grow increasingly comfortable seeing God as a friend. In the end, Fr. Barry gently turns us away from our ambivalence or even fear of a relationship with God and toward a desire to seek God s face at all times and in all ways.
This fresh, new approach to relationships goes beyond analyzing them to changing them, even if one partner isn't interested. Using a solution-oriented approach, the authors show readers how to break free of old patterns in days or weeks--rather than months or years--improve their sex lives, get over past hurts, and more. "An excellent resource for anyone who wants to have a healthy relationship."--Bernie Siegel, M.D.
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