books about: hazelden     books:       The Lois Wilson Story: When Love Is Not Enough11 reviews William G Borchert Hazelden, 2008 When Love Is Not Enough This book should be available through every public library for those who do not have it on their own shelf.             Life Is Goodbye Life Is Hello: Grieving Well Through All Kinds Of Loss9 reviews Alla Renee Bozarth Hazelden, 1994 An all-purpose book. I purchased this book after the sudden death of a friend. I was at a complete loss as to how to deal with it, and had never experienced this type of loss before. I was shaken. I can't believe my good fortune to have this book. It taught me so much about the role Grief plays in our lives, as well as it's not just limited to the lose of a person or relationship. Grief can come in all forms from ...             Growing Up Again - Second Edition: Parenting Ourselves, Parenting Our Children18 reviews Connie Dawson, Jean Illsley Clarke Hazelden, 1998 The best manual on parenting I picked up this book before having our first child thinking I would get some insights into how to raise our daughter. What I found was that the book was really for me. Through it, I learned about how I have some of the same needs as children--needs like recognition, feeling valued, loved for who I am, unconditionally. What's more,it helped me understand better what my needs really are and ...             Love First: A New Approach to Intervention for Alcoholism and Drug Addiction (A Hazelden Guidebook) (Hezelden ...21 reviews Jeff Jay, Debra Jay Hazelden, 2000 A Wonderful Book for Anyone who has an Alcoholic in their Life The subject of alcoholism was approached so lovingly in this book that it brought tears to my eyes. What a wonderful way to encourage the alcoholic to seek treatment. I could relate to so many instances when I had tried to get my partner, who I love dearly, into rehab, without success. I would highly recommend this book to anyone seeking information and answers on this very misunderstood ...             Times Square Rabbi: Finding the Hope in Lost Kids' Lives17 reviews Yehudah Fine Hazelden, 1997 Every parent should read this! "Religion is for people who wish to avoid going to hell. Spirituality is for people who have been there." So wrote Abraham Twerski, founder of Gateway Rehabilitation Center, in his cover blub for Yehudah Fine's book, "Time Square Rabbi." Rabbi Fine (who prefers to be called "Yehudah") has that rare balance of religion and spirituality, combined with a down-to-earth love of sports, music, and ...             Rewind, Replay, Repeat: A Memoir of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder14 reviews Jeff Bell Hazelden, 2007 "A life steeped in uncertainty." Jeff Bell uses the metaphor of a tape player to describe his struggle with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder in his harrowing memoir, "Rewind, Replay, Repeat." Bell has been a successful radio personality for many years, which makes his willingness to come clean about his illness all the more remarkable. He is a doubter, who states, "I have all five of my senses, but tend not to trust any of them." ...             The Paradigm Conspiracy: How Our Systems of Government, Church, School, and Culture Violate Our Human Potenial9 reviews Denise Breton, Christopher Largent Hazelden, 1996 Inspirational Guide To Transcending Unhealthy Patterns This book is a brilliant, inspirational guide to recognizing the inherent addictive and destructive nature of many dominant paradigms in our civilization. The authors weave their discourse around the spiritual insights of Rumi and Native American steps to "peace." The authors delineate how paradigms function and protect themselves from the threat of alternative approaches. They also expose the ...             Spilled Gravy: Advice on Love, Life, and Acceptance from a Man Uniquely Unqualified to Give It15 reviews Ed Driscoll Hazelden, 2006 Driscoll Nation I've been lucky enough to see Ed Driscoll perform stand-up comedy and he wasn't just funny -- he was incredibly hilarious and HONEST. When I found out that he wrote a book about his experiences with addiction and recovery, I bought a copy and was delighted to find out that he is as brilliant on the page as he is in person. The greatest thing about the book is that Ed is able to take an ...             Do I Have to Give Up Me to Be Loved by You?9 reviews Jordan Paul Hazelden Publishing & Educational Services, 1994 A profound, important, and implication-rich book For me this book is one of the most profound and important books I have ever read about relationships and communication. Although it is written as a book about marital relationships, it has implications for every kind of relationship, and not only intimate or dyadic ones. And, although it is written as a pop psychology book, I think it makes a real contribution to the social-scientific ...             Little Red Book17 reviews Hazelden Foundation Harpercollins, 1988 A greatly overlooked recovery book This is a Hazelden book specifically written as a study aid to The Big Book. It helps to clarify and illuminate the 12 step process and is often used by sponsors as they guide their sponsees through the steps. It is a tool which, if used in addition to (and not in replacement of)the basic program literature, may add a layer of depth and understanding to the step process. This book is also used ...             A Ghost in the Closet: Is There An Alcoholic Hiding?7 reviews Dale Mitchel Hazelden, 2001 The BEST on this Subject The book is extremely comprehensive and well written, the best I have found on this subject. Its material has been very extensively researched. I am grateful to Dale for chapter two that provided me with a personal introspect of "The Alcoholic Mind", it helped tremendously to understand where all this came from in me, and for what I will always need to be on guard.             Daybreak: Meditations For Women Survivors Of Sexual Abuse7 reviews Maureen Brady Hazelden, 1991 helps me know why These meditations are precious. Though I've been in therapy for many years, read many books, I STILL wonder why I feel afraid, why I can't get mobilized, why I isolate, why groups frighten me, and so forth. My "why's" are being answered in a way that touches my very soul. It is extremely helpful. Highly recommended, very comforting.             When Misery is Company: End Self-Sabotage and Become Content8 reviews Anne Katherine Hazelden, 2004 Groundbreaking Work on an Often Overlooked Problem Whether they like it or not, admit it or not, a large number of people are "addicted to misery." Misery addiction is an insidious form of self-sabotage that manifests in a large number of very different, but very "general" ways. For instance, we may habitually make choices that set us up to fail, or we may abandon projects right before they succeed. Maybe we choose abusive partners and friends; ...             Why Normal Isn't Healthy: How to Find Heart, Meaning, Passion, and Humor on the Road Most Traveled8 reviews Bowen Faville White Hazelden Publishing & Educational Services, 2000 Normal's not only unhealthy - it can kill you Bowen White M.D. truly opens your eyes about what's important in life and how the stress that comes from what other people put into your inbox can really take you down. This is an easy to read, step by step eye opener about how the things we accept for normal in our life are slowly killing us and the book gives you significant, solid steps on how to take control over your life back from the ...             The Harder They Fall: Celebrities Tell Their Real-Life Stories of Addiction and Recovery7 reviews Gary Stromberg, Jane Merrill Hazelden, 2005 Highly recommended. Beautiful and Courageous stories. You don't have to be interested in reading celebrity stories to enjoy this book. I highly recommend it. I found the book really hard to put down. Because there are so many great short stories, I was able to get a broad view of the disease's nature. Also, I am very impressed with the honesty and vulnerability of the people who shared their stories. They are very human, beautiful and ...             In God's Care: Daily Meditations on Spirituality in Recovery (Hazelden Meditation Series)7 reviews Karen Casey Hazelden, 1996 The Best Daily Meditation Book I've Found In recovery many of us have moved from the "24 Hour a Day Book" to "Daily Meditations" and then perhaps to "A Day at a Time". In my 21 years recovery I've probably had close to a dozen different meditation books. All have had some key points and keep one moving along spiritually. This book I've used for at least the last six years and it stays fresh and seems to grow as I do. The quotations on ...             The Chronic Illness Experience: Embracing the Imperfect Life8 reviews Cheri Register Hazelden, 1999 Very strong on getting help, relationships and communication This book is not so much about self-care -- exercise, diet, medications, relaxation and such -- but it is very strong on getting the support you need to live successfully with a chronic condition. I used her material extensively in writing The Art of Getting Well: Maximizing Health When You Have a Chronic Illness. Most of us don't like to ask for help. It makes us feel weak, guilty, needy or ...             The 12 Step Prayer Book: A Collection of Favorite 12 Step Prayers and Inspirational Readings7 reviews Bill P., Lisa D. Hazelden, 2004 Wonderful Book This book was given to me by one of the most wonderful human beings I have ever treated for addiction. I can still remember the trust and faith he had in me as a therapist and his openess to the 12 step program. He insisted that I take this book and use it to help others in recovery. What a gift recovery is and this book truly will help you on your journey. Prayer and meditation is a ...             Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Fetal Alcohol Effects: Strategies for Professionals7 reviews Diane Malbin Hazelden Publishing & Educational Services, 1993 A must read for professionals and parents This is an excellent book for social workers, rehabilitation counselor's, drug and alcohol counselor's, mental health therapists, teacher's, doctor's, and parent's of FAS/FAE children. The research-based studies showing behavior and life=skills improvement after trying the new strategies of treatment is an eye-opener. Basically, it encourages a new way of thinking in treatment for this ...             The Grief Club: The Secret to Getting Through All Kinds of Change7 reviews Melody Beattie Hazelden, 2006 Restoration Resource - Can't Recommend this Enough I was walking through my local bookstore when my eyes caught sight of this book. The title drew me in, as I am grieving the death of my brother. I saw the author and thought, "Oh, no - not that Codependency woman..." Melody Beattie - who was the first author I ever knew to use the term "Co-Dependent" a term that had come for many to mean "whiney person who thinks of himself/herself as a ...              search for books acceptance, addiction, alcoholic, alcoholism, celebrities, collection, compulsive, conspiracy, daybreak, embracing, experience, government, guidebook, imperfect, inspirational, intervention, meditation, meditations, obsessive, obsessive-compulsive, ourselves, parenting, potenial, professionals, real-life, self-sabotage, spirituality, strategies, survivors, unqualified books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen software: Premium Translator 6.0 World Full Version leave a comment home  impressum - about us