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A Gift to Myself
(Paperback)
A Personal Workbook and Guide to "Healing the Child Within" Whitfield presents specific guidelines and exercises that allow you to extricate yourself from the chains of co-dependence.
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We Are Not Afraid
(Paperback)
Strength and Courage from the Town That Inspired the #1 Bestseller and Award-Winning Movie A book that couldn't be more timely or more needed than it is today.
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The Velveteen Principles
(Hardback)
A Guide to Becoming Real Hidden Wisdom from a Children's Classic In the tradition of The Tao of Pooh, a noted therapist shows how the wisdom of a children's classic can lead to a life of love, fulfillment and purpose.
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The Velveteen Principles for Women
(Hardback)
How to Shatter the Myth of Perfection and Embrace All That You Really Are The Velveteen Principles for Women is a motivational guidebook for those who want to identify the sources of their unhappiness and become genuinely Real themselves. It is essential reading for women who want to free themselves from self-doubt, silence their inner critics, and live as the Real, unique, and valuable women they are meant to be.
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Serving Productive Time
(Paperback)
Stories, Poems, and Tips to Inspire Positive Change from Inmates, Prison Staff, and Volunteers In Serving Productive Time, you'll read about extraordinary people who are taking tangible steps to make positive changes in their own lives and who are reaching out to help others do the same. Some stories will help you gain a new perspective on those who are incarcerated.
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Regaining Your Self
(Paperback)
Understanding and Conquering the Eating Disorder Identity In Regaining Your Self, Dr. Sacker introduces and defines this concept for you, explaining that in order to move away from the Eating Disorder Identity, you must transition to a new identity.
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Dear Dad
(Paperback)
Estranged from his siblings and cut out of any financial benefit or family acknowledgement by Marley's widow and subsequent manger of his estate, young Ky-Mani Marley was determined to not be a forgotten.
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