books about: emotionally     books:       Becoming One: Emotionally, Spiritually, Sexually9 reviews Joe Beam Howard Books, 2003 Review of "Becoming One" by Joe Beam This is an exceptionally well written book about three important aspects of marriage: emotions, spirit and body (sexuality). Joe demonstrates how important it is for a husband and wife to practice and grow in their emotional, spiritual and sexual connections. He also provides clear and easy-to-practice exercises in communicating and connecting with each other. A very important feature of the ...             Emotionally Free10 reviews David Viscott McGraw-Hill, 1993 A Revelation Per Page Wow! I'm so glad I ordered this book. I'd originally found it by looking for a "how do I let go of my past issues" book for my boyfriend, as all the other books seemed to speak in dreamy metaphysical terms that turned him off. But here is a book that explains things in rational, reasonable terms without being preachy or flakey. I LOVE this book! I'm in the middle of it now, and already ...             Living Well Emotionally: Break Through to a Life of Happiness9 reviews Montel Williams, William Doyle NAL Trade, 2010 Great read I enjoyed this book very much. I don't have MS, I'm not depressed, and I've never been depressed, yet this book held my attention from beginning to end. It's a great motivational book to get you to start eating right, exercising more, and looking at situations differently. He includes great mini-article type things from experts and I found them to be almost the best parts of the whole book. If ...             Raising An Emotionally Intelligent Child36 reviews John Gottman, Joan Declaire Simon & Schuster, 1998 A Must-Read for all Parents, Grandparents and Childcare Emotional Intelligence, EQ, has a lot of great resources, such as the classics by Daniel Goleman Emotional Intelligence: 10th Anniversary Edition; Why It Can Matter More Than IQ and his workbooks, as well as a wealth of great studies by Harvard Business, MIT, McKinsey and Wharton, but this book takes a wonderful look at how to raise your child as an "emotional coach". Negative emotions are a fact ...             Reclaiming Your Power; Mastering Optimal Health and Wellness Physically, Emotionally and Spiritually10 reviews Corey Sondrup Corey Sondrup, 2008 Mastering Health & Wellness Combining his knowledge and experience of chiropractic medicine, nutrition, and energy healing, Dr. Corey Sondrup believes that we are powerful beings and are able, through our focused intention and belief system, to reclaim our personal power and take back our health, and I completely agree with him! Dr. Corey covers a lot of material in his 2008, 316 page self-help book. In short, there ...             The Emotionally Destructive Relationship: Seeing It, Stopping It, Surviving It20 reviews Leslie Vernick Harvest House Publishers, 2007 Excellent, Biblically founded, Easy to read and understand I read this book a few years ago and have recommended it to countless friends since then. It is sad to me that I know so many people who I needed to recommend this book too, but we are a world of fallen people and so it stands to reason that many of us will be in relationship with at least one very destructive person. The great thing about this book is that if you follow the instructions on how ...             How to Deal with Emotionally Explosive People8 reviews Albert J. Bernstein McGraw-Hill, 2002 Emotional self-defense I always knew people weren't logical but now I know why and what to do about it. This book has been a big help. The author is great, and I just found out he wrote several other books so I ordered them all.             The Emotionally Unavailable Man: A Blueprint for Healing48 reviews Patti Henry Rainbow Books, Inc., 2004 totally helpful This book was amazingly helpful as I am the hurricaning wife, and it gave me tools to actually do that worked on saving my marraige. My husband read it and agreed that was why our dynamic was the way it was. We are much happier now by understanding what to do when fights start to occur. Sooooo grateful I found this book!             Emotionally Healthy Twins: A New Philosophy for Parenting Two Unique Children21 reviews Joan Friedman Da Capo Press, 2008 A Unique Book about Unique People One of the best ways to describe this book is to describe what it is not - this is not a medical book, a "what to expect" book, nor a tips-and-trips book. What it is is truly unique psychological guide, for the parents, to raising twins with their own identities and parents not losing their minds to guilt over raising twins. When I found this book I was ready to parent "the twins" and to ...             Encouragements for the Emotionally Abused Woman12 reviews Beverly Engel Lowell House, 1993 Greatful for this book Gives you so much insight into your own world. Thank you for this book. It has helped me see the truth as it really is. Not how I would want to see it.             Therapeutic Parenting : How to Raise an Emotionally Healthy Child5 reviews Kyung Hee Kim Hopewell Publishing, 2001 A New Primer I wish I'd had this book available to me after the famous Dr. Spock primer, the parent's bible for young parents during the 70's. Having raised two sons, this book could have answered many of the questions I had as a young mother during their youth. Therapeutic Parenting is easy to read and well organized, enabling the reader to find information for any specific concern regarding children's ...             The Compassionate Classroom: Relationship Based Teaching and Learning4 reviews Sura Hart, Victoria Kindle Hodson Puddledancer Press, 2004 Implement the Compassionate Classroom! This is a landmark book that all educators of young and elementary aged children deserve to become familiar with. "The Compassionate Classroom" has the power to transform and improve the classroom social scene and learning experiences of children and teachers alike. Supported by the research and experience of psychologists and educators like Daniel Goleman and William Glasser, the authors' ...             Raising a Moody Child: How to Cope with Depression and Bipolar Disorder6 reviews Mary A. Fristad Phd, Jill S. Goldberg Arnold PhD The Guilford Press, 2003 Realistic, Informed, and Practical As the mother of a bipolar child, I've read just about everything available. While "The Bipolar Child" informs about childhood bipolar disorder, "Raising A Moody Child" assumes that, as parents, we already know about the disorder and now need nuts-and-bolts coping strategies and techniques. (Am not knocking "The Bipolar Child." It was a necessary, groundbreaking book.) I found that this book, ...             Surviving Cancer Emotionally: Learning How to Heal5 reviews Roger Granet John Wiley & Sons, 2001 The best on coping with cancer In the two years that my spouse has been diagnosed with breast cancer I have been searching for a book that could give she and our family a sense of realistic hope based on solid information and psychological sophistication. I finally found it. This book provides a warm,empathic intelligent explanation of all the emotional aspects of cancer and how to deal with them. It's a must read.             How To Raise Emotionally Healthy Children: Meeting The Five Critical Needs Of Children...And Parents Too!8 reviews Gerald Newmark Ph.D. Newmark Management Inst, 1999 Common Sense Parenting How To Raise Emotionally Healthy Children: Meeting The Five Critical Needs of Children...And Parents Too! Updated Edition Parenting is the toughest job we can ever love. Yet in these challenging times many parents find they need help to cope. This book offers practical ideas to create the families we want - families that respect one another, where all feel secure, accepted, important and ...             Help Me, I'm Sad: Recognizing, Treating, and Preventing Childhood and Adolescent Depression5 reviews David G. Fassler, Lynne Dumas Penguin (Non-Classics), 1998 A reassuring and thorough guide for parents and pros. If you're the parent of a depressed child -- or think you might be -- this is a must-read. It's a reassuring, gentle but completely informative guide to all aspects of childhood depression. The part I liked best? How to get help for your child. It includes the best discussion of medications and other treatments I've ever read. This book makes an extremely sensitive, scary and complex subject easy ...             There When He Needs You: How to Be an Available, Involved, and Emotionally Connected Father to Your Son7 reviews Neil Bernstein Free Press, 2008 By an expert who also knows how to teach Neil Bernstein brings experience and expertise to the kitchen table of every parent. His parenting style and advice reflect his admirable record as a therapist and father. Highly recommended.             The Best Investment: Unlocking The Secrets Of Social Success For Your Child6 reviews Andrea Goodman Weiner Ed.D. Emotionally Smart Beginnings, LLC, 2008 Fundamental Truths Dr. Weiner's book concisely and effectively delivers fundamental truths and essential lessons about positive parenting practices. As a seasoned child psychologist, I don't believe that new and expecting parents could make a wiser investment._Howard Savin, Ph.D.             The Emotionally Intelligent Team: Understanding and Developing the Behaviors of Success6 reviews Marcia Hughes, James Bradford Terrell Jossey-Bass, 2007 Powerful, Practical, Actionable EI for Teams Of the books I have read on EI, this book provides the most actionable information for improving the EI of teams. Furthermore, because of the easy-to-read style in which it is written, it was not difficult to translate many of the suggested action items for teams into similar items for individuals. Reading this book was time well spent. I highly recommend it for those dealing with ...             The Emotionally Available Partner: A Journey to True Love5 reviews Marian Lindner iUniverse, Inc., 2004 This book could change your life if you do the work. Personal change is not easy, but worth all the effort. Marian Lindner's book is a 365 day journey to becoming an emotionally available partner and finding an emotionally available partner. She writes: don't give up before the miracle. Are you willing to give one year of your life to transform yourself into someone capable of having a life long, true love? If so, this book shows you how. And ...              search for books adolescent, behaviors, blueprint, childhood, classroom, compassionate, connected, depression, destructive, developing, emotionally, encouragements, explosive, happiness, intelligent, investment, mastering, parenting, philosophy, physically, preventing, reclaiming, recognizing, relationship, spiritually, surviving, therapeutic, unavailable, understanding, unlocking books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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