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Creating true intimacy takes work, and many people don't know where to begin. Basing her work on both psychological and social research, Robins offers a roadmap to the relationship between intuition_our sixth sense_and creating true intimacy. Offering simple mindfulness and reflective exercises, she helps readers learn to integrate ideas from both Eastern and Western approaches into everyday practice that is intended to both open and protect our mental, physical, emotional and spiritual health.
A career safety net for the new economy, Networlding shows you how to build the mutually beneficial relationships that are the real keys to job satisfaction, career advancement, and personal fulfillment in the 21st century. The authors, both renowned networking experts, offer a transformational, seven-step networlding process built on their unique support exchange model. They explain how you can use networlding to generate a constant flow of exciting opportunities for expanding your career, starting a new business, or launching a community project. A wealth of practical tools, including quizzes, exercises, and risk-free simulations, help you create the kind of connections that are today's best catalysts for career success.
Written for professional astrologers and advanced students, this book is a practical summary of relationship analysis techniques used to compare and contrast nativities for their compatibility or antagonism. Case study birthcharts, tables, and a consultation preparation worksheet are included. This treatise explains synastry, house overlays, composite and Davison charts, configurations and midpoints. Analyzing relationship moving through time, identifying partners who activate our shadow, finding past life connections, using antiscia synastry, and electing wedding charts are covered.
In his first book in fifteen years, the author of the classic book on men, The Hazards of Being Male, explores the relationship dilemmas of contemporary men and women. What Men Still Don't Know About Women, Relationships, and Love uniquely addresses the timeless complexity of love and relationships. It is not uncommon for contemporary men to believe that they have done everything right in a relationship, only to find that even their best intentions have failed them. Dr. Herb Goldberg attempts to bridge the gap between a man's naturally distancing personality and his need for a close relationship. Explanations are given as to why it is actually men who take longer to get over a failed relationship and why a man's true relationship enemy is one that lies deep within himself. Many of the paradoxes and conundrums of men's relationship experiences are explored, with case histories presented and guidelines for change offered.
The common view of the nineteenth-century pastoral relationship--found in both contemporary popular accounts and 20th-century scholarship--was that women and clergymen formed a natural alliance and enjoyed a particular influence over each other. In Without Benefit of Clergy, Karin Gedge tests this thesis by examining the pastoral relationship from the perspective of the minister, the female parishioner, and the larger culture. The question that troubled religious women seeking counsel, says Gedge, was: would their minister respect them, help them, honor them? Surprisingly, she finds, the answer was frequently negative. Gedge supports her conclusion with evidence from a wide range of previously untapped primary sources including pastoral manuals, seminary students' and pastors' journals, women's diaries and letters, pamphlets, sentimental and sensational novels, and The Scarlet Letter.
This is a book of gentle and practical advice that helps you develop the creativity and consciousness to make all your relationships deeper and more satisfying. Through Steve Chandler's wit and wisdom, you'll learn: - How to be a creator of great relationships and not just a reactor to circumstances. - How to stop feeling and start thinking and thanking. - The necessity of innovation, imagination, and creativity in building great relationships. - How to be a creative listener instead of a passive listener. - Why appreciating the other person is the start to making great relationships. - The key to great relationships: shift from taking to giving. 50 Ways to Create Great Relationships helps you gain a brand-new sense of ownership for all your relationships. Far from a chore or challenge to be dealt with, you'll learn that great relationships offer unlimited opportunities for support and sharing.
Relationship Strategies is the most important relationship book you will ever read. Relationship Strategies reveals at last why we chose the partners we chose in relationships, why the honeymoon stage ends, why one partner starts to want sex more than the other and why we repeat the same patterns in relationships over and over. Relationship Strategies explains the subconscious forces that dictate our behavior in relationships and how to get those powerful forces working for us instead of against us.
For undergraduate courses in Adjustment/Personal Growth, Human Relations, General Psychology, Service Learning Courses and Interpersonal Communication. Written in a warm and humanistic style--with an abundance of examples--this solid, comprehensive introduction to the essentials of psychology offers an accessible balance of theory, research, and applications, which focuses on the positive aspects of human nature. It encourages students to apply material to their personal, social, educational, and vocational lives.
Confidentiality is the undisputed cornerstone of the therapeutic process. With the recent surge in insurance regulations and complex litigation, this essential aspect of therapy is at risk. Based on hundreds of interviews with therapists about their concerns, this book provides a framework and guide for addressing issues of confidentiality. This text meets the increasing obligation practitioners have to protect their patients while protecting their practices. It is a practical and authoritative source that no psychotherapist or clinical supervisor should be without.
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