A Modern Witch's Herbal

Kolkmeyer, Alexandera

In-Sight Books

This best-selling classic continues to top the list. Over 800,000 copies have been sold over the years to people searching for answers to the nursing home decision. Doug walks an individual or family through the emotional process of making long-term care decisions and helps them understand how to live with the choices they make.

When Love Gets Tough: The Nursing Home Decision

Manning, Doug

Parenting & Relationships

This book should be the guidebook for health care professionals, caregivers, friends, clergy, support groups and hospice personnel in how to help others deal with the many issues surrounding a death. It outlines the importance of establishing the significance of the person, allowing for dying rituals and approaching grieving as a healthy process-not one to be avoided.

The Gift of Significance: Walking People Through a Loss

Out of print New Edition available isbn#9781892785749

Don't Take My Grief Away From Me

Self-Help

Doug Manning

Death & Grief

When we become parent to our parents, our roles change. With that role change comes difficulty in communication. If you have a hard time knowing how to talk with your parent you need this book.

Parenting Our Parents

Residence placement can create guilt problems for family members.  Rather than identify the issue as guilt-we overcompensate by complaining that the facility "lost Momma's socks!"  Doug shows how to deal with the real difficulties that can arise in long-term care of a loved one and identifying the emotions and baggage that can get in the way.

Socks--How To Solve Problems

This practical planner helps a family walk through all the decisions - financial, emotional, legal and physical- that one must face in planning the care of an aging loved one. It is an easy-to-read guide for each family member to use while making the necessary arrangements.

Aging Is a Family Affair: Planning the Care of Elderly Loved Ones

Relationships

ALS, Alzheimer's Disease, AIDS, cancer, heart disease, Parkinson's disease. . .the list of terminal or debilitating illnesses goes on. The one thing that all of these diseases have in common is that almost every patient has a person who is acting as a primary caregiver. Long-term care means the caregiver is busy, overwhelmed and tired with very little opportunity to realize or reconcile the gradual losses that take place. This takes a toll on the caregiver, the family and the patient. Doug outlines the dangers and issues and gently provides opportunities for the caregiver to deal with the "quiet sorrows" that make this type of caregiving a difficult task.

Share My Lonesome Valley: The Slow Grief of Long-Term Care

Health, Fitness & Dieting

When a loved ones completes suicide, the reaction to such a sudden and final act can sometimes delay the healthy grieving process. This new book describes and offers guidance for each emotion and issue that one encounters following a suicide.

The Empty Chair: The Journey of Grief After Suicide

Beryl Glover

For a person in grief, the night rarely brings rest and relief. Often that is when all the questions, hurts and tears find a way to come out. Doug brings his best discussions about loss to this book and then provides blank pages following each chapter for the reader to respond, reflect and journal. This is a wonderful answer for those in the throes of grief recovery.

Thoughts for the Lonely Nights: A Conversation About Grief

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