books by Philip Goldberg (relationship photography overcoming)

books by Philip Goldberg

books:

Best Spiritual Writing 2002

4 reviews

Topeka Bindery, 2002

Spellbinding
I have only read a few of the essays in this book so far, but they have all been wonderful. Brian Doyle's "Leap," about the couple who jumped to their deaths together from one of the World Trade Center towers, is worth the price of the book alone: "A couple leaped from the south tower, hand in hand. They reached for each other and their hands met and they jumped....Their hands reaching and ...

Hospice: A Photographic Inquiry

3 reviews

Bulfinch Press, 1996

Fabulous
As a graduate of Jack Radcliffe's photography program and now one of his models, I have to say that Jack is one of the most remarkable people that I know. He is the most caring person this world possibly has and he shows this in his hospice work. He is truely so proud of this acomplishment and he should. I recently experianced hospice life with a relative and it was heart breaking. But these ...

Pain Remedies: Over 1,000 Quick and Easy Pain Remedies from Little Ouches to Big Aches

2 reviews
Rosanne Preve, Prevention Magazine, ...

Rodale Press, 1998

Excellent. Read library copy. Purchasing for future use.
Excellent reference book. Dittos to previous review.

Get Out of Your Own Way: Overcoming Self-Defeating Behavior

31 reviews
Mark Goulston, Philip Goldberg

Perigee Trade, 1996

What a great series!
Definitely on my recommended book list. A must read for women in business. Susan Bock The Success Coach for Women in Business www.SusanBockSolutions.com

THE INTUITIVE EDGE

1 review
Philip Goldberg

Not Specified, 1985

The definitive book on intuition.
I've read every book on intuition out there and this one remains the best, fifteen years after its publication. Its comprehensive sources and well-reasoned explanations about what intuition is and how it works make great sense of an elusive subject. And the chapters on how to improve your own intuition and make it work in your life are immensely practical without being airy-fairy. The book ...

Raised by Wolves

4 reviews
Jim Goldberg, Philip Brookman

Scalo Publishers, 1995

With savage beauty, Goldberg does justice to his subjects.
Goldberg documented street kids of San Francisco and Hollywood over the course of ten years. His work reflects the effort and emotion of that period. Unlike previous attempts to document homeless youth, Goldberg never sensationalized or objectified the kids he worked with. The text maintains individual voices, never judging, never interpreting, simply transmitting narratives that mainstream ...

The Best That I Can Be

10 reviews
Rafer Johnson, Philip Goldberg

G. K. Hall & Company, 1999

GREATEST DECATLETE EVER IN MY BOOK!
Rafer Johnson, to me, exemplifies the perfect American athlete. Besides winning the 1960 Rome Olympics Decathlon in record points, he also won gols at the 1955 Pan American Games and took silver medal at Melbourne, AUS Olympic Decathlon! Rafer was known for promoting special olympics, and won numerous awards for sportsmanship over the years! Mr Johnson was one of those few in every million or so ...

Roadsigns: Navigating Your Path to Spiritual Happiness

6 reviews
Philip Goldberg

Rodale Books, 2003

Loved it!
Philip Goldberg writes with the depth of a spiritual sojourner who has wrestled with the tough issues, and wants to share his wealth of knowledge. His metaphor of the road trip, with its twists and turns, confusions and changes is perfect for the spiritual path. He not only includes his own stories and those of others, making it a touching and personal sharing, but also deals directly with the ...

Making Peace with God

2 reviews
Harold Bloomfield, Philip Goldberg

Tarcher, 2003

A Pleasant Surprise
I'll admit I approached this book with some skepticism. I initially feared that the authors were bringing a feel-good, self-help approach to a subject that demands considerably more gravitas; and in any case "God" has not been an operative term in my vocabulary for some years now. I was pleasantly surprised. Bloomfield and Goldberg skillfully mine sources both Eastern and Western, scriptural and ...

The 6 Secrets of a Lasting Relationship

18 reviews
Mark Goulston, Philip Goldberg

Perigee Trade, 2002

A Genuine, Common Sense Approach!
This book can literally save your marriage or committed relationship. Dr. Goulston uses simple, yet clever analogies to help readers understand the true foundation of a solid relationship. His CREATE approach is direct and easy to understand. The advice is wonderful and it's obvious that Dr. Goulston genuinely cares about helping people grow and solidify their intimate relationships. This should ...

Chic Clicks: Creativity and Commerce in Contemporary Fashion Photography

2 reviews
Gilles Lipovetsky, Valerie Williams, ...

Hatje Cantz Publishers, 2002

Amazing
I love the work in this book and have been seeking out several of the photographers. Mikael Jansson, Larry Sultan, Terry Richardson, Alexei Hay, Antonio Spinoza... the work is amazing. This book is a great collection.

Making Peace With Your Past: The Six Essential Steps to Enjoying a Great Future

8 reviews
Harold H. Bloomfield, Philip Goldberg

HarperCollins, 2000

Feel The Transformation
What an awesome book! I have read all of Dr. Bloomfield's books, however, I felt change taking place deep within 'as I read' this one. The third chapter on 'Breaking the Shackles of Shame' is worth buying and reading the whole book. It gave me a direct plan to dealing with the deep seated issues of shame in my psyche. It also uncovered things in me that I have repressed for many years. It taught ...