Cities and Immigrants: A Geography of Change in Nineteenth-Century America

Studies the effects of economic growth and immigration upon urbanization, as well as employment, housing, and transportation in American cities from 1820 to 1920

Politics & Social Sciences

David Ward

Social Sciences

Oxford University Press, USA

The King of the Lags

Biographies & Memoirs

Souvenir Press Ltd.

Fossils

Science & Math

Earth Sciences

Penguin Books, Ltd.

Shaped Board Books. Stunning and sturdy, these Shaped Board Books are perfect for little and wide eyes.

Animal-Shaped Board Books: Teddy Bear

Children's Books

Literature & Fiction

DK Pub.

Rubber Stamp Sourcebook: A Complete Guide to the World of Rubber Stamp Delights, Images, Projects, Sources and More

Cornucopia Pr

Cluttering

Taylor&Francis

The visual guide to more than 500 species of fossils from around the world. The Eyewitness Handbook of Fossils is packed with 1,000 vivid full-color photos, is easy to use and beautiful to look at. Each species entry offers both scientific and common names, and combines precise description with annotated photographs to highlight the fossil's characteristics and distinguishing features. A concise glossary provides instant understanding of technical and scientific terms. For enthusiasts and browsers of all ages.

Biological Sciences

DK ADULT

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Depression: Improve your Life With Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Techniques to Overcome Depression, Anxiety and Panic Attack. Improve Self Help

Depression is a condition that causes people to feel the emotion of depression to a deep and intense level. This condition is common and is considered to be serious because those who are suffering from depression have been known to experience suicidal thoughts and, in tragic circumstances, attempts. According to the World Health Organization, one million people commit suicide every single year and it is believed that the majority of these cases are triggered by intense episodes of depression. For that reason, depression certainly deserves to be recognized as a major and concerning mental health condition that can have detrimental effects on those who are living with it. Unlike sadness or bereavement, depression is a condition all on its own. Sadness is generally characterized by being sad and withdrawn, often for a very specific reason and with the hope that eventually things will get better from where they are now. Depression, on the other hand, is often triggered by something unknown and can result in people experiencing low moods, withdraw from their daily life functions, and decreased pleasure for several weeks at a time. In some cases, tragic experiences that lead to intense sadness or grief can result in depression, but this is not always the case. Another large difference between sadness and depression is the measure of self-esteem and self-worthiness that is experienced by the person who is suffering. Typically, in experiences of sadness or grief, a person will still see themselves in high esteem and will still have compassion for themselves and their experiences. In episodes of depression, people typically begin to view themselves in a negative light which can lead to low self-esteem, low self-confidence, and feelings of unworthiness. Depression can be triggered or caused by many things, which is why it can sometimes be hard for people to get a handle on their depressive experiences. It is believed that there are four factors that can contribute to the development of depression - biochemistry, genetics, personality, and environment. With biochemistry-related depression, the symptoms are usually caused by an imbalance of chemicals within the brain that can lead to depression. With genetic-related depression, it is believed that it is inherited through familial lineage. Studies have shown, for example, that in identical twins, if one experiences depression, the other twin is 70% more likely to experience depression as well. Personality is believed to cause depression particularly in people who naturally have lower self-esteem or who are easily overwhelmed by the world around them. In people who are naturally pessimistic about the world around them, their personality is also more likely to induce depression. Finally, continued exposure to challenging or dangerous situations such as violence, neglect, abuse, or poverty can also lead to the development of depression in individuals. This guide will focus on the following: The Key Elements of CBTBenefits of Cognitive Behavioral TherapyThe CBT ModelCBT MisconceptionsCBT Tools for DepressionChallenging Dysfunctional Automatic ThoughtsSuccess at WorkBreaking through limiting self-philosophiesLooking for the PositiveModern CBT &The Latest Tools... AND MORE!

Angelo

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Anxiety: Improve your Life With Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Techniques to Overcome Depression, Anxiety and Panic Attack. Improve Self Help

Angel

Anxiety and Trauma: Guided Meditation to Healing Anxiety, Depression & Panic. Self Help Guide to Stress Relief. Sleep to Calm the Mind & Overcome the Trauma.

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