2013, ISBN: 9781882883790

U.S.A.: Zondervan, 2013. Hardcover. New. Zondervan. Hardcover. Book Condition: New. Hardcover. Updated Ediiton,192 pages. Dimensions: 9.1in. x 6.0in. x 0.8in.The perfect companion to Th… More...

U.S.A.: Zondervan, 2013. Hardcover. New. Zondervan. Hardcover. Book Condition: New. Hardcover. Updated Ediiton,192 pages. Dimensions: 9.1in. x 6.0in. x 0.8in.The perfect companion to The Purpose Driven Life, The Purpose Driven Life Journal features Scriptures and quotes by Rick Warren, plus space to record reflections, prayers, and goals while seeking Gods plans for your life. The best way to reinforce your progress in fulfilling Gods purposes for your life is to keep a spiritual journal. This is not a diary of events, but a record of the life lessons you don' t want to forget. So take the time to reflect, discuss what you read each day, and then journal your thoughts in this companion to the book The Purpose Driven Life by Rick Warren. Timeless, profound, compelling, and transforming, The Purpose Driven Life is a priceless gift for everyone who wants to know their purpose and fulfill their destiny. Bruce Wilkinson, author, The Prayer of Jabez, Zondervan, 2013, 6, Idyll Arbor, 2010-01. New. Two of the top experts in the field of writing and wellness join with 15 others to show us how writing is used to heal physical illness, emotional trauma, and spiritual pain James Pennebaker, who was the first to research the connection between writing and wellness, and Cindy Chung present 25 years of experiments that demonstrate the benefits of writing to heal and point the direction for more studiesLuciano L'Abate discusses his use of writing and discusses how the techniques can be used to significantly lower health care costsDebbie McCulliss shows how she uses writing to engage us, so we are able to examine an experience, compare it to other experiences, and apply the new insights to ourselvesLeatha Kendrick looks at finding our true voice to lead us to recoveryGail Radley presents techniques to move us from feeling like a victim to finding solutionsFran Dorf tells how she turned her grief into a best-selling book (Saving Elijah) and shows us how to use fiction to ease our painEmily Simerly gives us six starter chapters to show how we can adapt to our livesBelinda Shoemaker proposes that the act of adding craft and style to our writing increases our understanding of what we have writtenNoreen Groover Lape and Kristin N Taylor continue Shoemaker's theme by describing their interaction as student and teacher, improving Taylor's writing and understandingDiana M Raab shares tips about her journaling that we can use to keep our precious insights from slipping awayJulie Davey shows how we can use the Writing for Wellness program she has been leading for cancer patients at City of Hope for the past seven yearsSara Baker reminds us that we can write about our hurts in ways that don't retraumatize us by telling it slant Angela Buttimer describes the Cancer Wellness groups she leads at Piedmont Hospital and teaches us how to use some of her techniquesAustin Bunn describes the Patient Voice Project to teach expressive writing to the chronically illLara Naughton champions the Voices of Innocence project, which demonstrates how we can help non-writers create written works that aid spiritual and emotional healing 280 pp, Idyll Arbor, 2010-01, 6<

2010, ISBN: 9781882883790

Rainham Kent: Palgrave Macmillan. Softcover.Mental Health Policy in Britain: A Critical Introduction Part One Understanding FEP clipped from prev name removal.280pp. cover illustration by… More...

Rainham Kent: Palgrave Macmillan. Softcover.Mental Health Policy in Britain: A Critical Introduction Part One Understanding FEP clipped from prev name removal.280pp. cover illustration by L.S.Lowry 1942. (We carry a wide selection of titles in The Arts, Theology, History, Politics, Social and Physical Sciences. academic and scholarly books and Modern First Editions, Reference books ,and all types of Academic Literature.) . Very Good. Decorative Boards. Second Edition. 2001., Palgrave Macmillan, 2001, 3, Two of the top experts in the field of writing and wellness join with 15 others to show us how writing is used to heal physical illness, emotional trauma, and spiritual pain. James Pennebaker, who was the first to research the connection between writing and wellness, and Cindy Chung present 25 years of experiments that demonstrate the benefits of writing to heal and point the direction for more studies.Luciano L'Abate discusses his use of writing and discusses how the techniques can be used to significantly lower health care costs.Debbie McCulliss shows how she uses writing to engage us, so we are able to examine an experience, compare it to other experiences, and apply the new insights to ourselves.Leatha Kendrick looks at finding our true voice to lead us to recovery.Gail Radley presents techniques to move us from feeling like a victim to finding solutions.Fran Dorf tells how she turned her grief into a best-selling book (Saving Elijah) and shows us how to use fiction to ease our pain.Emily Simerly gives us six starter chapters to show how we can adapt to our lives.Belinda Shoemaker proposes that the act of adding craft and style to our writing increases our understanding of what we have written.Noreen Groover Lape and Kristin N. Taylor continue Shoemaker's theme by describing their interaction as student and teacher, improving Taylor's writing and understanding.Diana M. Raab shares tips about her journaling that we can use to keep our precious insights from slipping away.Julie Davey shows how we can use the Writing for Wellness program she has been leading for cancer patients at City of Hope for the past seven years.Sara Baker reminds us that we can write about our hurts in ways that don't retraumatize us by telling it slant. Angela Buttimer describes the Cancer Wellness groups she leads at Piedmont Hospital and teaches us how to use some of her techniques.Austin Bunn describes the Patient Voice Project to teach expressive writing to the chronically ill.Lara Naughton champions the Voices of Innocence project, which demonstrates how we can help non-writers create written works that aid spiritual and emotional healing., Idyll Arbor, 2010-01, 6<

2010, ISBN: 9781882883790

Two of the top experts in the field of writing and wellness join with 15 others to show us how writing is used to heal physical illness, emotional trauma, and spiritual pain. James Penneb… More...

Two of the top experts in the field of writing and wellness join with 15 others to show us how writing is used to heal physical illness, emotional trauma, and spiritual pain. James Pennebaker, who was the first to research the connection between writing and wellness, and Cindy Chung present 25 years of experiments that demonstrate the benefits of writing to heal and point the direction for more studies.Luciano L'Abate discusses his use of writing and discusses how the techniques can be used to significantly lower health care costs.Debbie McCulliss shows how she uses writing to engage us, so we are able to examine an experience, compare it to other experiences, and apply the new insights to ourselves.Leatha Kendrick looks at finding our true voice to lead us to recovery.Gail Radley presents techniques to move us from feeling like a victim to finding solutions.Fran Dorf tells how she turned her grief into a best-selling book (Saving Elijah) and shows us how to use fiction to ease our pain.Emily Simerly gives us six starter chapters to show how we can adapt to our lives.Belinda Shoemaker proposes that the act of adding craft and style to our writing increases our understanding of what we have written.Noreen Groover Lape and Kristin N. Taylor continue Shoemaker's theme by describing their interaction as student and teacher, improving Taylor's writing and understanding.Diana M. Raab shares tips about her journaling that we can use to keep our precious insights from slipping away.Julie Davey shows how we can use the Writing for Wellness program she has been leading for cancer patients at City of Hope for the past seven years.Sara Baker reminds us that we can write about our hurts in ways that don't retraumatize us by telling it slant. Angela Buttimer describes the Cancer Wellness groups she leads at Piedmont Hospital and teaches us how to use some of her techniques.Austin Bunn describes the Patient Voice Project to teach expressive writing to the chronically ill.Lara Naughton champions the Voices of Innocence project, which demonstrates how we can help non-writers create written works that aid spiritual and emotional healing., Idyll Arbor, 2010-01, 6<

2010, ISBN: 9781882883790

Wellness & Writing Connections is a collection of essays by keynote speakers, presenters, and workshop leaders from the 2007 and 2008 Wellness & Writing Connections conferences. T… More...

Wellness & Writing Connections is a collection of essays by keynote speakers, presenters, and workshop leaders from the 2007 and 2008 Wellness & Writing Connections conferences. The essay writers come from many parts of the United States and from many professions, including therapists, psychologists, counselors, nurses, poets, novelists, teachers, and researchers. Some of the essays are formal, but most of the essays are informal. But no matter what area of the country the writers come from or what discipline they represent, all of the contributors write from the personal conviction that writing has served them and others in healthful ways. Buch (fremdspr.) Idyll Arbor (Wa) Taschenbuch, Idyll Arbor (Wa), 01.01.2010, Idyll Arbor (Wa), 2010<

2008, ISBN: 9781882883790

Paperback, [PU: Idyll Arbor], Wellness & Writing Connections is a collection of essays by keynote speakers, presenters, and workshop leaders from the 2007 and 2008 Wellness & Writing Conn… More...

Paperback, [PU: Idyll Arbor], Wellness & Writing Connections is a collection of essays by keynote speakers, presenters, and workshop leaders from the 2007 and 2008 Wellness & Writing Connections conferences. The essay writers come from many parts of the United States and from many professions, including therapists, psychologists, counselors, nurses, poets, novelists, teachers, and researchers. Some of the essays are formal, but most of the essays are informal. But no matter what area of the country the writers come from or what discipline they represent, all of the contributors write from the personal conviction that writing has served them and others in healthful ways., Occupational Therapy<