Unlike other books that deal with broken relationships or mending fences Do I Stay or Do I Go? is truly unique in its true nuts-and-bolts, down-to-earth approaches to facing problems within existing relationships. In a highly practical format, Dr. Occhetti works the reader through a series of steps that place heavy emphasis on accepting one's own responsibility for bad relationships -- making personal accountability key to coming to a decision. Replete with actual case studies, the book provides real word examples that will assist the reader in unraveling their own personal strengths which will enable the steps necessary for resolution --as well as the weaknesses that could hold one back. Complete with checklists and surveys that aid the reader in selecting alternative ways of working through problems prior to deciding upon dissolving a relationship, the book is very easy to read and put to work. Not letting any stone unturned, the author even addresses one of the most scary aspects of today's Internet: cybersex. In addition, there is coverage of other very contemporary topics such as adultery, second marriages, and stepchildren. Learn how to deal with negotiations and how to handle depression. As one reviewer wrote: "The book is fair, unbiased, and stimulates readers to take responsibility for their own choices, whatever they may be."

Do I Stay or Do I Go? How to Make a Wise Decision About Your Relationship

Occhetti Ph.D., Dianne

Health, Fitness & Dieting

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As the title strong states: "Validation" is something many who suffer with chronic pain often don't get -- but need. People are tired of hearing that their pain might be "just in your head." For generations, those of us who deal with unrelenting pain on a daily basis have been glossed over, ignored, or flat misdiagnosed. Now a team of doctors has come along with a book that speaks directly to the individual whose pain dominates their lives. Here, in an easy-to-read and easy-to-understand format, are tried-and-true ways to get the attention you deserve for debilitating pain. Validate Your Pain! works with the reader and provides direction on how to take control of your own health care destiny, how to ask the right questions, and how to know when you are being ignored or unheard. Board certified in pain medicine and supported by decades of work with chronic pain patients, Drs. Chino and Davis bring their vast experience and concern to the pages of this eye-opening book. Suffer no more in silence. Understand the role physicians and insurance companies play in your treatment. Get the truth about pain medications and the unsubstantiated fear of addiction so many physicians have. Get the. information your need to maneuver through the healthcare minefields-- and get the help you deserve.

Validate Your Pain! Exposing the Chronic Pain Cover-Up

Chino, Allan F., Ph.D.

Davis, Corinne Dille, M.D.

Diseases & Physical Ailments

As the old saying goes, You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. Likewise, there is more to be gained through encouragement than most of us realize. So many people go through life -- work, school, and marriage -- full of discouragement, never really knowing the amount of personal potential that has been restricted by others and by themselves due to negative environments around them. Dr. Lewis Losoncy, known to his many followers as The Encouragement Doctor, directs readers to practical and easy-to-use suggestions for attacking the very heart of discouragement and reveals how to turn negative situations into positive ones. The book identifies the 10 symptoms or key patterns that typify discouraged people -- factors that most of us never recognize in others or ourselves. The author teaches readers how to overcome the deflating dynamics of discouragement and how to recognize the 4 basic techniques used by others on us: domination, insensitivity, silence, and the ever-popular intimidation. This book doesn't waste time with philosophical points and jargon; here is direct, to-the-point exercises that teach how to give non-evaluative responses when confronting discouraged individuals. Learn how to create ideal, encouraging relationships (at home, work, school, on teams); learn how to encourage others to take action; find out how to spot the signs of discouragement in others and how to overcome them. No more blaming; no more preoccupation with revenge; stop avoiding situations; take charge. This book can help you accomplish all of these and more.

Turning People on: How to Be an Encouraging Person

Self-Help

Losoncy, Lewis E.

Relationships

As Dr. Eugene Kennedy wrote, "Cox's book emerges, green and refreshing, an oasis in a desert planted with cactus or downright fake trees of spiritual reading."  Issues of the Soul is the culmination of fifty years of professional experience and searching through three major disciplines:  psychology, medicine and theology.  Readers are offered up a rich menu of topics from which to select and issues that challenge the mind:  children and childhood, parenting and family, religion and spirituality, work and vocation, homes and houses, knowledge and wisdom, life and death, and much more.  With an engaging and thought provoking style, Cox covers some of the most critical areas facing society and doesn't stop short:  he delivers his own opinions on each issue.  This is perfect reading for anyone discouraged by what they might see as a society going in too many directions at once.  The author looks behind the obvious and dives beneath the crusty outer surfaces to provide encouragement and challenges.  Right up there with the works of William Bennett, Richard Carlson, and Alvin Toffler.

Issues of the Soul: The Core and Ethic of Some of the Most Important Aspects of Life and Death

Cox, Richard H.

Parenting & Relationships

This is the wonderful saga of the man chosen by God to be the earthly father of Jesus. Warm and inspiring, readers are given insight into the strength demonstrated by this carpenter who took on the role of Mary's husband and the stepfather of the Son of God. The secondary story told by the author (one of the great living Biblical story tellers) is of the important role adoptive fathers in general (the author and his wife raised three adopted children). Has the potential to become a Christmas classic -- a book for which copyright means very little and which the powerful story will span generations.

The Forgotten Man of Christmas: Joseph's Story

Edington, Howard

Religion & Spirituality

In what some have called a 'masterpiece,' physician Ursula Anderson raises questions about our ability to not only protect our children from physical disease through immunization -- but to protect their 'souls' through new forms of life and spiritual 'immunization.' In light of recent developments surrounding the infamous Genome Project, she raises questions about how we as a civilization can use the energy forces within each of ourselves to ward off dys-functions in thought and deed as well as the 'dys-eases' that attack our bodies and minds. A major work that backs up its theories and questions with hard statistical evidence. Through decades of research and pioneering efforts in pediatrics and preventative medicine, Dr. Anderson is amply qualified to raise the questions she does so poignantly in this book.

Immunology of the Soul: The Paradigm for the Future

Anderson, Ursula

'Those Wide Open Spaces is the first comprehensive book to look at the leading cowboy movie heroes of the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s. With more than 225 full-page photographs (many never published previously), the book heralds the stories behind the rise of such greats as Hopalong Cassidy, Gene Autry, and Roy Rogers. To satisfy the interests of real movie buffs, there are chapters on those stars who made B-Westerns so popular, including Sunset Carson, Buster Crabbe, Tim Holt, Buck Jones, and Lash LaRue (to name only a few). Because these movies would never have been as good as they were without them, the author includes chapters on the Saddle Queens who made the heroes look even better -- such as Anne Jefferys, Virginia Mayo and Jennifer Holt. To round out the presentation, there is a chapter on 100 of the top horses that blazed across the screen every Saturday afternoon.

Those Wide Open Spaces

Biographies & Memoirs

Williams, Hank

Arts & Literature

Just as in the game of golf, the old saying applies to business and leadership: How do you know if you have arrived if you never knew where you were going? Most people in positions of management and/or leadership want to do the best they can in their roles. However, few are given practical examples or standards that can be put to immediate use and have long-term impact. Becoming an effective leader isn't a walk in the park for most people. But with Don Sanders working with you, it can be compared to a walk on a golf course. This book looks at management just as a golfer would look at the first nine holes of any golf course. Each hole presents challenges and tasks, and the author's shows how to hit the mark each time. For those who aren't golfers, this is still the most practical, down-and-dirty, hands-on guide you will ever need to get ahead in the management/leadership game. The perfect gift for anyone -- man or woman -- who wants to key in on the secrets to successful leadership. Remember: 97% of America's top executives play golf. Isn't the comparison between golf and successful leadership -- leadership and success with golf -- something that you'd like to tap into?

Go for the Green : Leadership Secrets from the Golf Course-The Front Nine

Business & Money

Sanders, Donald A.

Management & Leadership

Today more than ever, employees need to feel as if they belong to a company. Pay increases are great, but they are not the most significant reasons people stay with a company. In reality, it's those small things -- those things that don't cost much or are absolutely free -- that make people the happiest. 366 Surefire Ways provides 366 (and quite a few more) low cost or no cost ideas that any CEO, manager, team leader, or human resource department could put to work immediately to provide for a more warm and fuzzy feeling among employees. Here are tried and true suggestions that have been put to use successfully around the country in companies large and small. The kind of handy reference that should be in the top drawer of anyone who wants to let his or her staff know how "really important" they are.

366 Surefire Ways to Let Your Employees Know They Count

Hacker, Carol A.

The market for solid financial planning with a Christian theme is open for a new and important book. Money Came By the House the Other Day meets that need. Here is a book that was specifically designed to provide any reader with the guidance needed to move from a static, ineffective financial existence to one of success and fulfillment. Written by one of the countries leading private CPAs, this guide provides the keys needed to plan for the short and long term, using principals found in the Bible.

Money Came by the House the Other Day: A Guide to Christian Financial Planning and Stories of Stewardship

Katz, Robert W.

Katz, Jamie

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