This book of poems/short stories is a very open, emotional look at the author's life and struggle with her mental health, loss, and eating disorder. Reading the author's poems, you feel her anguish, struggle, loss, strength and determination to go from a broken young child to a mature young women, with her own mind and voice. Through all the sadness, confusion, and despair, the author adds bits and pieces of wisdom, hope, and resilience.
Do you or a loved one have flashbacks to events that were out of your control? Do you have memories that still haunt you? You might be dealing with trauma or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
This book is filled with tips and suggestions on how to deal with those memories or flashbacks that haunt you. These tips and suggestions might help you improve how you deal with those types of memories that just don’t seem to go away.
These tips and suggestions are not a cure for those haunting memories but a way to come to terms with them.
These tips and suggestions do not make those memories go away but makes them more bearable and gives you back the ability to live your life to the fullest; to help you live your life the way you want to.
The purpose of this book is to assist you getting back to living your best life.
Living With Your Trauma: Ideas and Suggestions
A 3 part story based on true events. The novel works on dealing with challenges in your daily life, small or big, and useful ways of overcoming those circumstances in a beneficial way. With easy-to-understand material that caters to all ages and genders, this is a book that is relatable and has lessons on dealing with mental health worldwide. Useful in business, exercise science, and social science classrooms as well as other similar majors and courses from high school to graduate programs at a college or a university. A great read for all athletes enhancing team-building skills. The novel has been developed with a 16-week activity plan to engage students in the classroom. The book can be a good part of an academic curriculum or lesson plan because it lets students think and be more focused on the details of a task at hand, which is necessary for every major or area of academic study. Includes readers notepad with every purchase.
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For a long time, philosophy has been characterized as a series of footnotes to Plato. Endnotes to Plato reimagines this legacy, offering a bold and timely exploration of eco-monism — an emerging paradigm in environmental humanities that unifies nature and culture into one ontological whole.
Through ten in-depth chapters, you'll discover:
The different types of bullying and how they manifest in schools, workplaces, and online.
Psychological triggers like insecurity, low self-esteem, and the need for control.
The influence of family dynamics, peer pressure, and cultural norms on bullying conduct.
The devastating impact of bullying on both victims and bullies.
Modern challenges like cyberbullying and how technology amplifies bullying.
Proven prevention and intervention strategies for parents, educators, and communities.
This eBook is an invaluable resource for parents, teachers, mental health professionals, and anyone seeking to understand and combat bullying. Whether you're looking to support a loved one, create safer environments, or break the cycle of bullying, this book provides actionable insights and practical solutions.
Key Features:
Easy-to-understand breakdown of complex issues.
Real-world examples and case studies.
Tips for fostering empathy and positive communication.
Resource lists for further reading and support.
Take the first step in understanding bullying and creating a culture of kindness. In the Mind of a Bully is your guide to uncovering the roots of bullying and empowering change.
Format: Digital Download
Pages: 10+ chapters (comprehensive and engaging content)
Ideal For: Parents, educators, mental health professionals, community leaders, and individuals passionate about making a difference.
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In the Mind of a Bully: Why Do People Bully Others
In a society often divided by the abortion debate, "Pro-Prevention: Where Choice and Life Meet" offers a compassionate and pragmatic path forward. Dr. Kimberlee Everson, a seasoned educator and researcher, presents a compelling case for prevention-focused strategies that honor both the sanctity of life and the autonomy of individuals.
Drawing from her extensive experience in research methods and her personal journey as a mother and grandmother, Dr. Everson explores how comprehensive education, accessible contraception, and community support can reduce unintended pregnancies. She advocates for policies that empower individuals to make informed choices, fostering a culture where life is valued and respected at every stage.
"Pro-Prevention" bridges the gap between pro-life and pro-choice perspectives, highlighting shared values and common goals. Through evidence-based insights and heartfelt narratives, this book invites readers to envision a future where prevention is the norm, leading to healthier families and communities.
Join Dr. Everson in this thoughtful exploration of how prevention can unite us, offering hope and solutions in a conversation often marked by division.
Pro-Prevention: Where Choice and Life Meet
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