Behind Closed Doors: Advice for Families with Violence in the Home

Politics & Social Sciences

Turner, Janine

Social Sciences

HarperCollins, Publishers

This study includes interviews with many women victims and several male abusers in order to provide information for anyone wishing to understand or offer support to the victims, and also in an attempt to analyze the behaviour of attackers. The author, herself the victim of sexual abuse, explains how she found ways to help herself overcome the trauma of abuse and rebuild her life. She lists the types of therapies she found the most useful in the hope it may help others.

Home Is Where the Hurt Is: Guidance for All Victims of Sexual Abuse in the Home and for Those Who Support Them

Harpercollins

Life lessons from single mothers throughout history form the inspiration for single mothers today. Single moms are not just a product of our modern culture. There have been single mothers throughout history, women who have raised not only their children but also nations with a higher vision for life. Holding Her Head High recounts stories of twelve such women from the third to the twenty-first centuries, women who found ways to twist their fates to represent God's destiny for their lives. These uniquely powerful, brave women, within the scope of their own world and times, are like the ninety-nine percent of single mothers today who never intended to carry that distinction. They are abandoned, widowed, or divorced, all carrying wounds, yet they also all found ways to exhibit courage, kindness, dignity, and faith to heal themselves by healing others. Actress Janine Turner, herself a single mother, describes the social implications for wom

Holding Her Head High: Inspiration from 12 Single Mothers Who Championed Their Children and Changed History

Parenting & Relationships

Parenting

Thomas Nelson. Inc.

Life lessons from single mothers throughout history form the inspiration for single mothers today.Single moms are not just a product of our modern culture. There have been single mothers throughout history, women who have raised not only their children but also nations with a higher vision for life. Holding Her Head High recounts stories of twelve such women from the third to the twenty-first centuries, women who found ways to twist their fates to represent God's destiny for their lives.These uniquely powerful, brave women, within the scope of their own world and times, are like the ninety-nine percent of single mothers today who never intended to carry that distinction. They are abandoned, widowed, or divorced, all carrying wounds, yet they also all found ways to exhibit courage, kindness, dignity, and faith to heal themselves by healing others.Actress Janine Turner, herself a single mother, describes the social implications for women and children from the Roman Empire through the Middle Ages to Pioneer days, including a single mother of slavery. Stories from women like Rachel Lavein Fawcett, abandoned single mother of Alexander Hamilton; Abagail Adams, a wartime widow; Harriet Jacobs, an unwed mother of slavery whose autobiography was published the year the Civil War began; and widowed Belva Lockwood, the first woman to officially run for President, all carrying wounds but all offering insight, wisdom, and encouragement. Lessons include:Listen for God's higher callingHold your head highDare to dreamChampion your childrenHeal with humorDon't Give Up Before the Miracle

Self-Help

Motivational

Thomas Nelson

A crying game: The diary of a battered wife

Mainstream Pub

Northern Exposure

Corbett, John

LC Purchase Collection (Library of Congress)

Brand, Joshua

Falsey, John.

Morrow, Rob.

Universal Studios Home Entertainment

Northern exposure,Northern exposure,Northern exposure,Northern exposure (Television program)

Universal Pictures (Firm)

Universal Studios Home Entertainment (Firm)

In A Little Bit Vulnerable, actress Janine Turner opens up about her private life for the first time claiming she feels, “a little bit vulnerable.” In this breathtaking sweep of her half a century of living, Janine journeys through the canyons of her life and how she sought horizons. Through the treasure chest of her private poetry to essays, opinion-editorials, radio interviews and letters, Janine reveals how she climbed out of the canyons of heartbreak, alcoholism, and the recent death of her father, as well as her call to action for American men, women and children to preserve American principles. In A Little Bit Vulnerable, Janine weaves wisdom from her ancestors, Publius, politicians and her own personal “life lessons,” into a tapestry of triumph and takes the reader along with her. This moving memoir includes never-before-seen personal photographs of Ms. Turner and many of the famous (and infamous) people in her life. (Janine Turner)

A Little Bit Vulnerable: On Hollywood, God, Sobriety, & Politics

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Dunham Books

"You are being manipulated. They are the puppeteers. You are the puppet." Thomas Paine wrote Common Sense, the defining pamphlet of his time that helped revolutionize the world. Now, Janine Turner has written, Artificial Intelligentsia versus Primal Sense revolutionizing the perception of the Technological Age by exposing the crisis of the mind, personality and soul Artificial Intelligentsia are creating. We are interacting with technology as if we are robots and we are not. Today's addiction to social media, television and the world wide web is happening in the deep recesses of our minds resulting in suicidal, depressed and drug addicted teenagers and adults, or people who are just unsettled and unhappy and don't know why. Awareness. Acceptance. Action. Janine Turner lays out ten steps to reclaiming your life from the divisive, dangerous and insidious manipulations of the Artificial Intelligentsia."They [Artificial Intelligentsia] bombard children with images and influences that are way beyond their ability to comprehend, cope with, or rationalize. The children absorb it then vomit it all over their peers, not even knowing what they are doing."

Front Porch Philosophy: Artificial Intelligentsia vs. Primal Sense

Personal Transformation

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Actress Janine Turner publishes her second book in her Front Porch Philosophy series with "Wisdom For Each Day," a daily devotional containing inspiration from hundreds of enlightened individuals throughout the centuries, ranging from Socrates and Winston Churchill to Will Rogers and Ralph Waldo Emerson. This book was inspired from an old compilation of 365 typewriter typed and hand crafted epigrams attributed to Turner's great grandfather Richard Hayes Burgess (1885-1976). Bringing wisdom from antiquity to present generations, this devotional is like none other and is guaranteed to fulfill and inspire every day. “There is so much good in the worst of us, and so much bad in the best of us, that it ill behooves any of us to find fault with the rest of us.” James Truslow Adams, American writer and historian "Every man is a fool for at least five minutes every day. Wisdom consists in not exceeding the limit." Elbert Hubbard, American writer, artist, and philosopher “Faith is the bird that feels the light and sings when the dawn is still dark.” Rabindranath Tagore, Indian writer, poet, and artist “Until a man has found God, he begins at no beginning and works to no end.” Herbert George Wells, English author and playwright

Wisdom for Each Day: Inherited from my Great-Grandfather (Front Porch Philosophy)

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

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