books: taking control ...     books:       Time Management from the Inside Out, second edition: The Foolproof System for Taking Control of Your ...44 reviews Julie Morgenstern Holt Paperbacks, 2004 The only time management book you need! Throw out the time management books and replace it with this one. Ms. Morgenstern is easy to read and her book is a great reference to have on hand. My husband does everything on the computer and I am a paper freak, Julie addresses both types and explains which one will be better for you. The time map is awesome once you implement it. I can't say enough about this book, but I know I need no ...             Don't Panic Revised Edition: Taking Control of Anxiety Attacks44 reviews Reid Wilson Collins Living, 1996 great book from over seas and with different language i found this book very helpful for me....thanks D.Ried....             Taking Control of Tmj: Your Total Wellness Program for Recovering from Tempromandibular Joint Pain, Whiplash, ...36 reviews Robert O. Uppgaard New Harbinger Publications, 1999 I refer this book to all my TMD related patients I am a general dentist in state of Oregon. I loan this book to my patient who has TMD or think he/she has TMD. (Everyone has TMJ but not everyone has TMD) I let them read this book for couple weeks and a short follow up visit. Most patients are amazed how much better they feel by following the instructions from this book. I highly recommend this book. Simple diagram and easy to read instructions. ...             Notes from a Friend: A Quick and Simple Guide to Taking Control of Your Life35 reviews Anthony Robbins Fireside, 1995 Simply powerful! In a straight-forward approach with his contagious enthusiasm and lots of real life examples, Anthony Robbins's "Notes from a Friend: A Quick and Simple Guide to Taking Control of Your Life" shows his readers that we can change our life literally in a matter of moments, by tapping into the power that's inside each of us right now. What if "unleash the power within us" is what we need to be ...             Taking Charge of Your Fertility, 10th Anniversary Edition: The Definitive Guide to Natural Birth Control, ...1069 reviews Toni Weschler Collins Living, 2006 Conceived after fertility problems using this book!!! The reason I have a beautiful baby girl is because of this book! I got pregnant the first time I ovulated in 4 months because I knew what to look for! This is a must read for every woman, not just ones trying to get pregnant. Knowledge is power, take power over your body!! Most of us have no clue about the intricacies of how our bodies work. Health class taught us the bare basics. This ...             Stop Me Because I Can't Stop Myself : Taking Control of Impulsive Behavior2 reviews Jon Grant, S.W. Kim, ... McGraw-Hill, 2004 This book saved my life! I have been searching for help my entire life. Having had lifelong problems with impulse control I have problems with relationships and even trouble with authorities occaisionally. No one would take me seriously labling me as weak or of low moral character. Having heard Dr Grant on television and radio speaking wih such empathy for Winona Ryder I new he could help me. I bought his book the ...             Thoughts & Feelings: Taking Control of Your Moods and Your Life (Workbook Workbook)17 reviews Matthew McKay, Martha Davis, ... New Harbinger Publications, 2007 Read this book. It will help. This book was recommended to me by an LCS when I sought help for depression several years ago. I was also perscribed Prozac which I took for several months. The combination worked for me and the book in particular was a great tool for me long term. CBT worked for me and this book was key. I appreciated that this book was about DOING something about your emotions vs. thinking about and ...             Teaching With Love and Logic: Taking Control of the Classroom50 reviews Jim Fay, David Funk Love & Logic Press, 1995 Great approach to classroom discipline This book was recommended to me by a colleague. "Teaching . . . " empowers you to make decisions that are best for you and your students. The recommendations by the authors show how being in a "thinking state" allows you to offer choices to help students make good decisions regarding their behavior. I have been frustrated and exhausted trying to devise consequences which are appropriate. This ...             Confessions of an Organized Homemaker: The Secrets of Uncluttering Your Home and Taking Control of Your Life46 reviews Deniece Schofield Betterway Books, 1994 The only Organizing book you'll need! I was a 28 year old working woman who was overwhelmed with my domestic responsiblites and drowning in a sea of mess,clutter and chaos. Thanks to "Confessions of an Organized Homemaker" now my home is well put together and neat. No longer do I stress out over grocery shopping, laundry, and planning meals. I was a constant last minute person, doing the laundry when I was down to the last towel, ...             Crashing the Party: Taking on the Corporate Government in an Age of Surrender74 reviews Ralph Nader St. Martin's Griffin, 2002 Alternative Medicine For Corporate Aristocracy This is an excellent book on the issues that face American politics today, the views of Ralph Nader and his story relating to the 2000 election year and his campaign trail. The book raises awareness to the issues of corporate welfare practiced by both the Republican and Democratic parties, how the Democrats have morphed into a pseudo-Republican party, under the heavy influence of corporate ...             Taking Control of Your Time (The Results Driven Manger Series)4 reviews Harvard Business School Press, 2004 Small investment, large payback... With the new year fast approaching, I'm getting that urge to spend a bit more time examining my life and what I'm doing. As part of that review, I had a chance to read Taking Control Of Your Life by Harvard Business School Press. There's quite a few gems hidden in this relatively small volume. Contents: Be Sure You're Spending Your Time in the Right Places; Strategies for the Shorthanded; ...             Living with a Brain Tumor: Dr. Peter Black's Guide to Taking Control of Your Treatment5 reviews Peter Black Holt Paperbacks, 2006 Required reading about brain tumor issues This informative guide, written by Peter Black, M.D., Ph.D. (along with medical writer Sharon Cloud Hogan) is a welcome addition to the resources that are available for the brain tumor community. Dr. Black, an eminent neurosurgeon, brain tumor researcher, and professor at Harvard Medical School, offers his expertise about a variety of topics that affect brain tumor patients and their loved ones ...             Reprogramming the Overweight Mind: 7 Steps to Taking Control of Your Subconscious (Includes Bonus Audio/Data ...4 reviews Kelly Burris Illumine Studios, 2004 Reprogramming The Overweight Mind is at the cutting edge Kelly Burris' Reprogramming The Overweight Mind is at the cutting edge and one of the most valuable assets I have come across. I should know. I tried and was successful on Atkin's. I loved the thought that I could eat food and still lose weight. But, you know after awhile, you get tired of steak, prime rib, etc. and desire a big fat carb overload. And in fact, that is what I did after losing ...             Taking Control of Multiple Sclerosis2 reviews George Jelinek Fleetfoot Books,a division of Gazelle Book Services Ltd, 2005 Should be handed out with diagnosis Dr. Jelinik presents a comprehensive summary of conventional and alternative treatment to MS. Excellent resource explaining benefits of diet, positive attitude, modern medicine, etc. Overall, the best MS book I have read to date.             Choices: Taking Control of Your Life and Making It Matter5 reviews Melody Beattie HarperOne, 2003 Timeless lessons from author who writes like an old friend. Like Billy Pilgrim, the protagonist in Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse Five, Melody Beattie has come unstuck in time. When Billy Pilgrim ceases to experience his life in chronological order, he learns from the invisible inhabitants of the planet Trafalmadore that life is a collection of moments, and that our job is to concentrate on the good ones and try to ignore the bad. Melody Beattie is wiser ...             Asthma-Free Naturally: Everything You Need to Know About Taking Control of Your Asthma--Featuring the Buteyko ...17 reviews Patrick G. McKeown Harper Thorsons, 2005 Simple Solution for Asthma Sufferers I was skeptical about changing the way I manage my asthma and have for the past 25 years. Deep down I always lived with the fear that I would have to be dependent on asthma meds for the rest of my life. I enjoy an active lifestyle with asthma but always kept the rescue inhaler nearby when engaging in physical activity. After reading Patrick McKeown's book - my life has completely changed. Mr. ...             A NASCAR Holiday 2: Miracle Season\Season Of Dreams\Taking Control\The Natural2 reviews Pamela Britton, Gina Wilkins, ... HQN Books, 2007 Four short stories in one book All four authors in the book evidentally know their nascar material. I am a Nascar Fan and I like to read. Even though the characters are fictitious the terminology used in the stories were very accurate. Each story was just the right length. At the end of each story it gives you the next book each author will be writing and what time to expect it in the stores. I will be looking forward to ...             Taking Control: Living with the Mitral Valve Prolapse Syndrome30 reviews Kristine Anne Scordo Kardinal Publishing, 2006 Excellent resource I bought this book a few years ago after being diagnosed with MVP. I read the personal stories and felt great sympathy for the people who were experiencing so many symptoms which I didn't have. However, in the past two years, I have experienced many new symptoms and this book has been so reassuring and helpful in giving me ideas about how to control them. I have found Dr. Scordo to have much ...             Taking Charge of Anger: How to Resolve Conflict, Sustain Relationships, and Express Yourself without Losing ...11 reviews W. Robert Nay The Guilford Press, 2003 Provides a way to identify behavior issues AND gives methods to change them. I have been greatly helped by this book. I've read others and had lackluster results mainly because they focus on identifying and classifying issues but fall short when it comes to weponizing the reader with techniques that achieve results. This text (like some others) begins by drawing the reader in with situational examples mapped to a breakdown of the underpinning anger types. There are ...             The Harvard Medical School Guide To Taking Control Of Asthma5 reviews Christopher H. Fanta, Lynda M. Cristiano, ... Free Press, 2003 Very Informative As a parent of a child just diagnosed with asthma, I was looking for a good reference for understanding what asthma is and how it is treated and managed. When I ordered this book, I was expecting a dry textbook type book long on theory and short on application. What I got was a clear well written and layed out book. 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