books about: reclaiming     books:       Reclaiming Your Life: A Step-by-Step Guide to Using Regression Therapy to Overcome the Effects of Childhood ...17 reviews Jean J. Jenson Plume, 1996 absolutely terrific I think we could usefully back away from the word "abuse" in a lot of instances....let us just say that parents do a LOT of things that injure their children on emotional and even deeper levels, injuries that continue to cause pain and dysfunction all their lives unless the children can figure out how to repair the damage. Setting aside the overuse of the A-word, this book does four ...             Reclaiming Childhood: Letting Children Be Children in Our Achievement-Oriented Society7 reviews William Crain Holt Paperbacks, 2004 Returning childhood to the kids One of the great strengths of this book is that it reminds the reader of what it really was like to be a child: how imaginative, artistic, and connected to nature kids are naturally. It's hard for me to remember now, but there was a time when my favorite activity was hanging out in the backyard and just looking at leaves and under rocks, sitting quietly, and thinking things over. I could do this ...             The Wisdom Way of Knowing: Reclaiming An Ancient Tradition to Awaken the Heart6 reviews Cynthia Bourgeault Jossey-Bass, 2003 Freedom and Surrender I have read Cynthia Bourgeault's THE WISDOM WAY OF KNOWING five times now. From start to finish, I find what I always find in her writing - the rich, inner tradition of Christianity which is so universally appealing. I have probably read her chapter on Freedom and Surrender ten times, and I quote my favorite lines, "Spirituality at its no-frills simplest is learning not to do anything in a ...             Reclaiming Desire: 4 Keys to Finding Your Lost Libido10 reviews Andrew Goldstein, Marianne Brandon Rodale Books, 2004 The Best Book Written on Women's Desire Problems Reclaiming Desire is a gift to women who have lost their libido. Doctors Goldstein and Brandon have created a beautifully-written, comprehensive, empowering and compassionate book, and one I recommend wholeheartedly to my patients. It deals with women's low sexual desire in unusual depth, and in a remarkably balanced way---encompassing the physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual ...             Reclaiming Female Agency: Feminist Art History after Postmodernism1 review University of California Press, 2005 Excellent academic text I got a good sense of feminism, the history of feminist theory, and the history of art from reading this text. I will never see art history the same way. Spans a range of dates, media, artists and critics. I am an artist, not a theorist, but this book was accessible enough for me to use it to better understand my place in contemporary art practice. The extensive notes can lead you to other ...             Reclaiming History: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy164 reviews Vincent Bugliosi W. W. Norton, 2007 Outstanding and uncompromising... Vincent Bugliosi is arguably one of the brightest legal minds this country has ever seen. What more can be said for twenty years of research, trying Oswald after the fact and obtaining a conviction, and an eye for the smallest detail that establishes this book as the final word on the JFK assassination. His analysis of the facts, from every conceivable angle, and laying out all the conspiracy ...             Reclaiming Youth at Risk: Our Hope for the Future6 reviews Larry K. Brendtro; Martin Brokenleg; Steve Van Bockern Solution Tree, 2001 I had my doubts... I just finished reading Reclaiming Youth at Risk. I had my doubts at first. It uses Native American child-raising philosophy in helping create redeeming environments for our youth today. It has caused me to have a much deeper respect for the native american people as well. A quote from poet Edwin Markham: He drew a circle to shut me out. Heretic, rebel a thing to flout. But ...             Reclaiming Surrendered Ground: Protecting Your Family from Spiritual Attacks14 reviews Moody Publishers, 1995 Reclaiming Surrendered Ground Outstanding reading and will clear up any questions about spiritual attacks. Will show you step by step battle plans to reclaim lost ground.For me this was a real page turner.             Reclaiming Conservatism: How a Great American Political Movement Got Lost--And How It Can Find Its Way Back14 reviews Mickey Edwards Oxford University Press, USA, 2008 Agree I totally agree and cannot add more to the reviews already here. The Republican Party up until about 1990 was a party of optimism ("It's Morning in America"), belief in individual freedom, anti-communism, and belief in a strong national defense, and "getting government off our backs". Today: a party fixated on tradition and "traditional family values", moralizing, forcing one's personal ...             Reclaiming Your Life from a Traumatic Experience: A Prolonged Exposure Treatment Program Workbook (Treatments ...1 review Barbara Rothbaum, Edna Foa, ... Oxford University Press, USA, 2007 Excellent Manual As a Northern Ireland cognitive behaviour psychotherapist who deals with the effects of trauma weekly I, and those patients who have shared the manual have found it very beneficial. The manual is ideal as a stand alone treatment manual if fear is the primary emotion - however if guilt, shame or disgust are present then additional interventions are required. As a lecturer in CBT I have also ...             Homecoming: Reclaiming and Championing Your Inner Child30 reviews John Bradshaw Bantam, 1992 Deep, Painful Tilling in the Rugged Soil of Our Pasts ... Homecoming: Reclaiming and Championing Your Inner Child I cannot think of another published work that deals effectively with healing the wounded inner child, like this book. Methodical and delibrate, Bradshaw explores territory unknown to our present conscious, but quite familiar to our subconscious. The earliest of memories, whether peripheral, non-descript "gut" feelings or vivid, clear, ...             Reclaiming God's Original Intent for the Church10 reviews Wes Roberts, Glenn Marshall NavPress Publishing Group, 2004 Bigger Is Not Always Better Beverly D. Berry The Rev. Canon Dr. Jerry Smith PT249fb-Field Base Seminar 27 January 2005 Book Review of Reclaiming God's Original Intent for the Church by Wes Roberts and Glenn Marshall, to be posted on Amazon.com If you are a Christian pastor, lay leader, or "pew potato" who is tired of hearing that "bigger is better," this book is for you! In a straightforward and engaging style, ...             Reclaiming the Great Commission: A Practical Model for Transforming Denominations and Congregations8 reviews Bishop Claude Payne, Hamilton Beazley Jossey-Bass, 2000 Must Read In a time of "Church Growth" gurus, books, and workshops - it is very refreshing to have a book that doesn't focus on bells and whistles and technological ways to manipulate, but calls the church back to the mission given by Christ - to go into the world with the transformative Christian faith. If only those of us in mainline denominations would be willing to lift our eyes off of agendas, useless ...             Reclaiming the Fire: How Successful People Overcome Burnout15 reviews Steven Berglas Random House, 2001 Excellent Resource for the Fried and Crabby I'm very glad that I bought this book because it has been very helpful to me and I look back at my copy often. I have not solved all of my particular burnout problems yet (no fault of the book's) but it helped me to identify my misery and malaise, how I got so deep into it (trying to please, trying to prove to my parents and myself that I'm worthy of living) and identifying the problems alone ...             Reclaiming the Urban Family3 reviews Willie Richardson Zondervan, 1996 Excellent book for Christian families This book is superb! It gives great advice for the modern urban family, and does it in a down-to-earth, easy-to-understand way. The theme is serious, but the author provides information while providing a few jokes along the way. And just because it is easy to understand does not mean it lacks content. On the contrary, this book provides complete Christian guidelines on everything from dating ...             The Emotionally Abused Woman : Overcoming Destructive Patterns and Reclaiming Yourself40 reviews Beverly Mfcc Engel Ballantine Books, 1992 Take the Time It can take years, even a lifetime, to heal from emotional abuse. The author, Beverly Engel, lets us know within the first pages that she has endured a history of abuse, and from this background, she has made her career choices, mainly, to become a therapist helping others in similar circumstances. The abused person is often taken by surprise, emotionally involved before the abuse fully takes ...             Reclaiming Our Roots: An Inclusive Introduction to Church History: From Martin Luther to Martin Luther King, ...1 review Mark Ellingsen Trinity Press International, 2000 Ecclesstical History with a Scope: Christianity's real Roots Ecclesiastical History with a Scope: This is the first in a two-volume 'inclusive church history', that pays special attention to Christianity in the neglected hemisphere, Eastern Orthodoxy, the church among minority cultures in North America, and the role of women in church history. Beginning with an introduction that spells why this book is different, it is a search of how authentic is the ...             Reclaiming the Sky: 9/11 and the Untold Story of the Men and Women Who Kept America Flying10 reviews Tom Murphy AMACOM, 2006 9/11 - an honest perspective What strikes me most about this book is the honesty, time and care taken by the author in ensuring that the story told is true to the maturing experiences of those involved. I am sure that it would have been relatively easy for Mr. Murphy to rush a book out, given his proximity to the people and events of that terrible day. But he didn't do that. This approach must have required great patience ...             Reclaiming the Body: Christians and the Faithful Use of Modern Medicine (The Christian Practice of Everyday ...3 reviews Joel Shuman, BrianMD Volck Brazos Press, 2006 spiritual context for medical decisions This book offers a thoughtful review of how Christianity and medicine interact. Shuman and Volck do not lose sight of our status as created beings who generally want to please our creator, but due to our very clever abilities make that hard sometimes. The anecdotes get to the heart of many difficult problems. Probably best read before one faces a life-or-death medical decision--when the crunch ...             Reclaiming Public Education By Reclaiming Our Democracy David Mathews (Author) Kettering Foundation Press, 2006 David Mathews is president, chief executive officer, and trustee of the Kettering Foundation. Before coming to the foundation in 1981, Dr. Mathews served as U.S. Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare in the Ford administration. From 1969 to 1980, he was president of The University of Alabama, where he also taught history for 15 years. 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