The mind has a way of interfering with personal happiness, often causing stress and doubt. Getting in touch with one's inner source of peace and following its guidance over the mind's often-unfounded concerns requires training and discipline. Knowing this truth intimately, Peaceful Mind Peaceful Life Founder Barb Schmidt developed a three-part spiritual discipline called The Practice.

The Wisdom of Letting Go guides you toward a path of personal development through forgiveness and acceptance of yourself and others. Spiritual leader Leo Booth offers healing advice and inspirational messages on matters of love, codependency, spirituality, separation, divorce, sexism, racism, violence, sickness, and death.

Now with The Brain Mechanic, Spencer Lord delivers a concise,entertaining, and easy-to-use handbook that demystifies cognitivebehavioral therapy. With simple exercises, clear explanations, and helpfulinsight, Lord makes it easy for you to fit this technique into your dailylife to improve your mood, broaden your communication skills, andenrich your relationships.

Silently Seduced, is the definitive guide to identifying and understanding covert incestuous relationships and beginning the recovery process. Through new findings and expanded discussions on 'engulfment,' 'excessive guilt,' 'loyalty,' and 'narcissism,' and others, Silently Seduced offers a framework to understand covert incest and its effect on sexuality, intimacy, and relationships to facilitate the process of recovery.

A practical guide for parents and teachers to create a more compassionate, community-minded family culture. Designed to be read with children as young as four, the book presents ten fundamental concepts to weave into your family's daily life.

Author(s): Dale Atkins, Amanda Salzhauer

Using a stimulating mix of coloring, creative prompts, and other daily activities, master writer, artist and doodler Judy Clement Wall will help you uncover the undeniable awesomeness that is you.  

A monthly chapter book with weekly sub-chapters, compiling and expanding on Kelly Martinsen's letters leaving the last page of each week for the reader to write their own letter.