Miscarriage is a normal part of human existence, but it can be difficult to adjust to. This book deals with the physical realities of miscarriage, giving information and medical detail. It also concentrates on the emotional and psychological problems created by the event, using case histories.

Miscarriage

OAKLEY, ANN

Roberts, Helen

McPherson, Ann

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Penguin Uk

Are you in 'The Comparison Trap'? Too often, women hold each other back, bad mouthing and making unflattering comparisons. Social media gives extra opportunities for negative comment. What would happen, asks Helen Roberts, if women ceased to compete and compare? What if we settled our conflicts and resolved instead to champion one another? To celebrate each other's victories? In The Comparison Trap Helen explores the complexities of female relationships in workplaces, families and friendship circles, using contemporary, historical, personal and biblical examples. This book is for women who want to establish healthy habits, enabling their relationships to thrive. This will help them to live more confidently as the daughters the Father intends us to be, free from envy or comparison.

The Comparison Trap

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

SPCK Publishing

Explores the causes, consequences, and policy implications of child accidents in Great Britain, drawing on survey data and interviews with parents and guardians in Corkerhill, Scotland. Reviews the literature in the field, and considers issues such as environmental hazards and risky behavior as causes of accidents, differences in risk associated with class and culture, and strategies for risk prevention. Of interest to students in social policy, public health, and medical sociology, health professionals, and policy makers. Distributed by Taylor & Francis. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Children at Risk?: Safety As a Social Value

Business & Money

Smith, Susan J.

Bryce, Carol

Insurance

Open Univ Pr

In the current climate of medical audit, cost effectiveness, and the selective use of statistics for political purposes, those concerned with women's health cannot afford to dismiss what can be learned through the use of statistics. While a women-centred approach to health has traditionally been seen as relying on women's own experiences and accounts, there is an important place for the effective use and analysis of hard data in studies of women's health and illness. This collection is an introduction to the main sources of statistical data and illustrates the problems which may arise from their collection and use. "Women's Health Counts" also explores the extent and limitations of official data and shows what can be learned from large data sets; presents some of the issues of concern in the use of randomized controlled trials, and looks at the way in which qualitative research may help us interpret statistical data, as well as placing the use of quantitative data on women and health in its political and social context.

Women's Health Counts

Routledge

Teaching from a Multicultural Perspective (Survival Skills for Scholars)

The authors of this volume, all experienced teachers and administrators, outline how to teach in a multicultural environment. They suggest classroom strategies, curriculum reforms and assessment tools that work for all students.

Education & Teaching

Johns, Ann M.

Gonzalez, Juan C.

Harris, Olita

Huff, Delores

Lou, Ray

Scott, Otis

Schools & Teaching

Sage Publications, Inc.

The authors of this volume, all experienced teachers and administrators, outline how to teach in a multicultural environment. They suggest classroom strategies, curriculum reforms and assessment tools that work for all students.

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

What Works in Reducing Inequalities in Child Health?

Tanners Lane

The Acrylic Watercolor Book

Jackie Shaw Studio

Deadly Imprint

Literature & Fiction

Roberts, Iago

Genre Fiction

Austin Macauley

Brian L. Weiss, author of Many Lives, Many Masters, was a traditional psychotherapist and discovered reincarnation when some of his patients uncovered traumatic experiences from past lives. The many books based on the channeling of Edgar Cayce focus primarily on karma.This new book by Dr. Helen Roberts further expands our understanding of having many lives. Although some of the information comes from her own experience in past life recall counseling, most of it comes from her extensive research of the more than 5,000 Loehr-Daniels Readings channeled over a thirty-five-year period under the auspices of the Religious Research Foundation. There Are More Things in Heaven and Earth... clearly distinguishes between the person we are in this life and who we are as a soul. Just as each of us has to grow through various stages of life, so each soul uses its many lifetimes to learn lessons, complete assignments, and grow in wisdom and grace. It is a clear, graphic, and fascinating demonstration of why every life is important.With this unique perspective, we take a quantum leap in understanding our own individual blessings, shortcomings, and idiosyncrasies as well as the cosmic role of humankind on Earth.

There are More Things in Heaven and Earth¿

Psychology & Counseling

AuthorHouse

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