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        Psychology

        Developing the Potential of Children with Special Needs

        A Skill-based Perspective on Early Childhood Movement Development

        by Jeremy Krauss

        Jeremy Krauss, one of the last students of Mosché Feldenkrais, has been practicing the Feldenkrais Method for over 40 years and has developed the Jeremy Krauss Approach (JKA) during the past 15 years in his work with children with special needs. This interprofessional approach can provide skill-based support for children with a variety of developmental delays. Krauss looks back on treatment successes with atypically developed individuals whose difficulties are located in the neurological, psychological, or socioemotional domain. Using numerous case studies, Krauss reflects on his experiences, which are connectable to topics such as motor learning, neuroplasticity and developmental psychology. Didactically, JKA is based on close observation of movement sequences and individual movement patterns. The focus is on variations in the dynamic transition from one position to another and the associated individual developmental steps.

      • Humanities & Social Sciences

        Ungal Kulanthai Yarudaiyathu?

        by Jeyarani

        We strive to enlighten our children With that in mind but We turn them into students. We only teach mindfulness in the season when knowledge is on fire. We make our children ourselves into modern beasts who have misunderstood the caste-based social values ​​of gender inequality and embraced the hyper-imagination of the economy. Thus we first need to understand that we are parents who have no understanding of education and do not know what the basics of child rearing are. The book is like a slap in the face to the fact that Indian parents can be subdued in two ways as strict parenting or pet parenting. Although the words of the author Jayarani, who speaks through this book, may hurt us in some places, there is a need for every parent to absorb these considering the future completeness of our children.

      • Humanities & Social Sciences

        Psychology of Marriage

        by Muhammad Iqbal Ph.D

        Getting married and having a family is the nature of all living beings. However, building a harmonious marriage and family is not always easy. There are so many problems and tests that a married couple must face in pedaling the household dip. Problems that deserve to be prevented or to find a solution, both problems that come from within the husband and wife (family) and from externally. This book provides knowledge to readers, especially married couples or young couples who want to explore the household. This book discusses what things a married couple should pay attention to maintain the integrity and harmony of their marriage. This book is a complete package that combines theory, facts, and experiences in the field so that it should be used as a reference for readers.

      • Humanities & Social Sciences

        Psychology of Couple

        by Muhammad Iqbal Ph.D

        God created men and women with strengths and limitations according to their respective roles. In marriage, the differences between husband and wife will make both of them feel the need for each other and complement each other. However, these differences can also cause conflicts. Apart from differences in physical and psychological terms, there are also differences based on life experiences, parenting, education, culture, and religious behavior which of course become a challenge in domestic life. This book discusses conflicts that may occur in the household, differences between men and women based on psychology, as well as ways of dealing with conflicts. As a marriage consultant, the author also tells various stories or cases about marriage conflicts experienced by clients so that readers can be better to understand the context and take lessons.

      • Psychology

        My Father... Who I Hate!

        Reflections on Healing from Parental Abuse and Childhood Traumas

        by Dr. Emad Rashad Othamn

        We did not ask for much. Our only aspiration was to feel okay. And to feel good enough. To feel that we deserve love and to be loved… exactly as we are. It is a normal desire: to be accepted without any change. This book touches our old scars. The scars that did not take enough time to completely heal. The scars which were made by our own parents.

      • Humanities & Social Sciences
        November 2019

        La magie de l'empathie

        Théorie et pratique

        by Dre Nicole Audet, M.D.

        Mon père détestait manger des pommes de terre non salées qu’il jugeait fades et sans goût. Comme lui, je reste sur mon appétit après une conversation superficielle et vide de sens. Pour mettre du piquant dans mes relations, j’ai dû y mettre de l’empathie, cette épice mystérieuse qui a le pouvoir de transformer ceux qui la maîtrisent.Dans ce livre, je vulgarise d’abord la théorie de la communication, puis je raconte des moments magiques où l’empathie a fait son œuvre dans ma vie et dans ma carrière. Enfin, je présente des recettes éprouvées pour se préparer à parler et à écouter avec cœur, authenticité et empathie. Ces compétences exigent des efforts de préparation, de concentration et d’ouverture vers l’autre, mais elles rapportent au-delà de toute espérance chez ceux qui les pratiquent et les maîtrisent. Après tout, pour être savoureuse, la patate a besoin de sel tout comme la communication a besoin d’empathie pour rehausser son goût. C’est magique!Mme Ruth Vachon, présidente et directrice générale du Réseau des femmes d’affaires du Québec signe la préface de ce livre.

      • Humanities & Social Sciences
        November 2019

        The Magic of Empathy

        Theory & Practice

        by Dr. Nicole Audet, M.D.

        So many of our relationships—including those most important to us are complicated by not listening: we are eager to speak, we talk over each other, or we unintentionally disregard the inner experiences of others. This is most notable in the working world, where a gap exists between professional efficiency and true human connection. In this heart-warming and radically honest book, Dr. Nicole identifies the remedy for resolving the pain and distance caused by miscommunication: empathy. Empathy, the ability to recognize and make space for another’s emotions without judgment, is both an action and a choice. Discovering the power of empathy to heal and create connections dramatically improved Dr. Nicole’s life, both as a mother and a doctor.The initial chapters demystify the theory of communication, focusing on empathy in theory and practice. Dr. Nicole also shares numerous powerful stories from her own life and career that reveal how empathy has led to authentic connections and long-term healing. Lastly, she provides the reader with proven exercises that will allow you to practice listening without judgment, honoring silence, responding with wisdom, and speaking from the heart. Such communication skills will open the doorsto moments of pure magic in your life.Foreword by Ruth Vachon, President and CEO of the Quebec Business Women’s Network.

      • Personal & social issues
        April 2014

        Bullying Prevention

        What Parents Need to Know

        by Dr. W. Craig, Dr. D. Pepler, Dr.J. Cummings

        A clear overviw of the sources of bullying, and how to prevent or end it, among children of all ages. Written by three acknolwedged experts in the field.

      • Family psychology
        May 2014

        Postpartale Depressionen: Wege zu einer sicheren Mutter/Kind/Bindung

        by Herrmann, Stephanie

        Postpartum depression falls into an episode of life that is widely perceived as joyful. Feelings of sadness are difficult to reconcile with the birth of a child, and in our society the myth of this being the happiest time in a mother’s life prevails. These high social expectations often turn out a fallacy. With a chance of about 70%, postpartum depression is one of the most frequent postnatal complications. Considering the numerous strains that accompany maternal depression, fast and preventative aid is indispensable in order to avoid a dysfunctional relationship between mother and infant. The main issue arising is that many women are insufficiently informed about the symptoms, which leads to the disorder going undiagnosed. This book aims to raise awareness for postpartum depression, in order to counteract the taboo that surrounds the illness and the according feelings of shame that are experienced by many mothers and are a socially constructed problem.

      • Family psychology
        November 2008

        Psychisch kranke Eltern, für Kinder (k)ein Problem?

        by Behla, Yvonne

        When people talk about the relatives of mentally ill people, they usually think of parents, siblings and partners. Very often, however, mentally ill people also have children. This book will evaluate the number of children in Germany who have either one or two mentally ill parents, their living situation and, most importantly, the impact of the parents’ illness on the child’s development. A special focus will be on the concrete strategies that children use and are offered to cope with their specific living situation. Furthermore, the question of which coping mechanisms within the family support the resolution of the arising conflicts will be dealt with. For social work, the focus is on what can be inferred for the improvement of supporting systems. Within this framework, an interesting thematic field is also the instance of children who do not seem to be damaged through their parents’ mental illness, though they have high risk factors. Stressing this resilience is very important to the author, who makes an effort to point out the protection and support provided by social work.

      • Humanities & Social Sciences
        June 2022 - June 2027

        Into the Desert

        A Story of Two Women

        by Xue Mo

        Into the Desert is the story of two village women in Western China in the 1990s, on the edge of the Gobi Desert, near the site of the ancient Silk Road. Bound together by both poverty and tradition, they embark upon a perilous journey to change their fates. This short novel was adapted and co-translated by Howard Goldblatt, a preeminent American sinologist and translator of Chinese literature, as well as his wife Dr. Sylvia Li-chun Lin, from two volumes of Xue Mo’s Desert Trilogy: White Tiger Pass and Desert Rites. In June 2022, Into the Desert was first published by Long River Press, a San Francisco-based imprint of Sinomedia International Group. In February 2023, Into the Desert won the Best Translated Book Award by China International Communications Group.

      • Family & relationships
        February 2015

        Sticky Girls

        Why Women Stay in Bad Relationships

        by May Woodworth

        Women who cling to toxic relationships. How to recognize the syndrome and tips to overcome it. Includes a Sticky Girl quiz.

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