books by New Harbinger Publications, Inc     books:       The Agoraphobia Workbook: A Comprehensive Program to End Your Fear of Symptom Attacks5 reviews Dr. Elke Zuercher-White, Dr. C. Alec Pollard New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 2003 Finally... Some quick thoughts between classes on the book "The Agoraphobia Workbook" (by Pollard and Zuercher-White). Note: I'd recommend buying it new or like new--as a previous owner MAY have written in it. I've had agoraphobia for awhile. I've gotten a degree in psychology, seen therapists, psychiatrists, taken many prescribed drugs (ativan, klonopin, prozac--and now paxil and xanax), tried ...             The Fibromyalgia Advocate31 reviews Devin Starlanyl New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 1999 An incredible help & guide This book was a help, a guide, and comfort to/for me. I wish I could find a doctor in person who could provide what this book did for me, truly. Thank you, to the author. Thank you to the amazon for providing the best deal!             When Anger Hurts Your Kids: A Parent's Guide4 reviews Matthew McKay Ph.D., Kim Paleg Ph.D., ... New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 1996 A must have parenting book I'm going to say that this is THE best parenting book I've read (and believe me, I've read a lot!). I don't consider anger to be a big problem of mine, but nonetheless this book taught me how to keep my patience and has some awesome tips. If you're a mom or dad striving to build a great relationship with your child, go ahead and read it.             The Juicy Tomatoes Guide to Ripe Living after 508 reviews Susan Swartz New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 2006 Wanna read a guy's review of this? There is something especially rewarding about reading a non-fiction book that has you just nodding your head in agreement throughout. The book jacket says it's about life after 50, a point I haven't reached yet, from the female perspective, a point I'm not aiming at. It is that, but it's more. It's about life in general, and you'll want to read it straight through, guaranteed. Honest, wise, humor ...             My Parents Keeper: Adult Children of the Emotionally Disturbed5 reviews Eva Marian Brown New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 1989 excellent book I have been searching for help on the topic of having a mentally ill parent for years and only recently found this book. It is a very valuable resource. The author is comapssionate, has a keen understanding of the problem, and can articulate what it feels like to be the child of such a troubled parent extremely well. This alone is helpful in that it helps the reader feel validated in their ...             The Emotional House: How Redesigning Your Home Can Change Your Life22 reviews Dawn Ritchie, Kathryn L. Robyn New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 2005 The place to start thinking and planning your space I am a designer, and I loved this book. It gets to the heart of what a home should be- even for pets and children. No nonsense writing, straight to the point, sage and timeless advise for making your home or apartment into your own castle without major renovations. I would change the title, though-since the word "emotional" can have negative connotations for this most positive book.             Transformational Divorce: Discover Yourself, Reclaim Your Dreams, and Embrace Life's Unlimited Possibilities9 reviews Karen Kahn Wilson Ed.D. New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 2003 An Empowering Book! This book transcends the divorce genre. Karen Kahn Wilson, in lucid, easy-to-read prose, speaks to all of us who want to learn from past relationships and move simultaneously towards increased independence and healthier connections with others. Although I have no plans to divorce, this book inspired--and empowered--me to take greater control of my life.             The Family Recovery Guide: A Map for Healthy Health1 review Stephanie Brown, Virginia M. Lewis, ... New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 2000 The most useful text I've found There's an awful lot of books out there purporting to be written by "the experts" regarding alcoholism and drug addiciton. Very few of them provide any useful insights into how the families of those suffering from Chemical Dependency can find the help they so badly need. In this book Stephanie Brown and her colleagues put their many years of research and experience together in a format that is ...             Do-It-Yourself Eye Movement Techniques for Emotional Healing7 reviews Fred Friedberg Ph.D., Matthew McKay New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 2001 Better than EMDR Because I've read four other books on EMDR, including its founder's (Eileen Shapiro), I can better critique this book. But, on reflection, it has occurred to me that one wouldn't need to know all the EMDR background in order to benefit from this great handbook. The author allows two methods: eye movement, which you can do yourself by rapidly moving your eyes far left, then far right in ...             Writing to Heal: A guided journal for recovering from trauma & emotional upheaval7 reviews James W. Pennebaker New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 2004 a valuable addition to journaling books I don't usually like books that tell you how to journal and then leave space to do so. However, as a psychotherapist, I admire the research of Pennebaker, and feel he provides validation for the healing power of journaling. I would recommend this book and a few others, like Adams' "Journal to the Self" and the works of Capacchione to get yourself started on this process. Of course, there are ...             The Relaxation & Stress Reduction Workbook67 reviews Martha Davis, Elizabeth Robbins Eshelman, ... New Harbinger Publications Inc., 1998 The relaxation & Stree Reduction workbook I believe that this book is great and really helps you in need of learning to reduce stree and deal with it correctly             The Ten Hidden Barriers to Weight Loss and Exercise: Discover Why You've Failed Before and How to Succeed Now6 reviews Dr. Lynette A. Menefee New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 2003 Helpful for your barriers to any goal! I appreciated this concise, well written guide to weight loss and exercise. It was especially helpful because it put responsiblity in the hands of the only person with the power to affect change in my life, me. This book helped me pinpoint barriers to exercising regularly and develop startegies chapter by chapter to keep on track. More importantly, I found this book a good tool in identifying ...             Whose life is it anyway: When to stop taking care of THEIR . . .6 reviews Nina W. Brown New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 2002 well worth reading For anyone who is dealing with or supporting someone else in a relationship that is all give and no take, this book offers sound advice             When to Forgive: A healing guide to help you come to terms with your emotions . . .7 reviews Mona Gustafson Affinito New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 1999 The Truth about Foregiveness When To Forgive is the best self help book on the topic of forgiveness that I have read. Ms Gustafon Affinito's approach to the complex subject of forgiveness is clear and direct. Reading her book helped me realize how accurately my own personal journey to forgiveness aligns with the process she details in her book. Her brilliantly thoughtful and precise approach to the process of forgiveness ...             Playing Life's Second Half: A Man's Guide for Turning Success into Significance1 review David J. Powell New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 2003 Great Book for the next career This was recommended to me and has been really helpful. Asks the right questions and gives some good tips.             Cognitive Therapy for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: A Guide for Professionals1 review Sabine Wilhelm Ph.D., Gail S. Steketee Ph.D. New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 2006 Excellent treatment guide This book provides a thorough overview of the cognitive model of OCD and a method of treatment based on this model. There is a great deal of interesting information from research studies, and a very clear description of a form of treatment that can be used for people who are afraid of or resistant to exposure therapy. The book is a very helpful source of ideas for assisting people in changing the ...             Choosing to Live: How to Defeat Suicide Through Cognitive Therapy11 reviews Dr. Cory F. Newman, Dr. Thomas E. Ellis New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 1996 Full of Good Ideas I am a psychologist who has worked with suicidal individuals every day for 30 years and I found many new ideas in this book. I borrowed it from the library and read it and I was so impressed by it that I ordered 2 copies today: one for my reference and one to loan my patients. I used ideas from it with my patients the first day I read them. Very practical and written to speak to the suicidal ...             Freeing the Angry Mind: How Men Can Use Mindfulness and Reason to Save Their Lives and Relationships6 reviews C. Peter Bankart Ph.D. New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 2006 Highly recommended For anyone wanting to lower their blood pressure, stop being a jerk, or just get an understanding of why the line at the supermarket angers them more than the fact that the clerk has to deal with customers like them constantly, then this book is for you. It is funny, witty, and deceivingly profound in the way that it examines both the source of anger, and options for overcoming the hold it has ...             Queer Blues: The Lesbian and Gay Guide to Overcoming Depression2 reviews Kimeron N. Hardin, Marny Hall, ... New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 2001 A practical, engaging and kind approach to queer blues I heartily recommend this book for any gay or lesbian person who is suffering or has suffered from depression--a condition which is not at all rare in our community. The life partner or another loved one of a depressed person will also find a great deal of helpful information. Most of all, I appreciated the fact that this book really is gay specific--it is certainly not just another book on ...             Adult Children of Divorce: How to Overcome the Legacy of Your Parents' Break-up and Enjoy Love, Trust, and ...1 review Jeffrey Zimmerman, Elizabeth S. Thayer New Harbinger Publications, Inc, 2003 Not what we expected We were looking for a book about children who were adults when their parents got divorced. Instead this book is about adults who were children when their parents got divorced. So it might be a great book for the right audience, but it did not apply to the situation we were looking for.              search for books agoraphobia, cognitive, comprehensive, compulsive, depression, disturbed, do-it-yourself, emotional, emotionally, emotions, fibromyalgia, intimacy, mindfulness, obsessive, obsessive-compulsive, overcoming, possibilities, professionals, recovering, redesigning, reduction, relationships, relaxation, significance, techniques, transformational, unlimited, upheaval, workbook, yourself books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen apparel: Levi's Juniors 646 Short home  impressum - about us