Thursday, 9. September 2010
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The Greatest Depression is a book that is written to alert Americans of the coming economic crisis that many believed would occur during the lives of our children’s or our grandchildren’s lives. However, that time is now. The United States is about to see an economic crisis for the ages. Buy this book now and discover how to prepare for the financial crisis of 2009 and beyond.
The Greatest Depression Of All Time: Will America Survive This Time & What Can You Do About It
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Tuesday, 7. September 2010
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Confused by her ability to feel other people’s feelings, highly sensitive Jenna comforts herself by rescuing dead animals and escaping from elementary school. When her parents divorce, her mentally ill grandmother moves in and her sensitive uncle commits suicide. After the funeral, Jenna begins to read the messages coming in through her senses more clearly, as comforting guidance and premonitions about love, life, people and the planet. This is a decade-long journey of a girl whose nervous system is intricately developed, leading to sensory highs and emotional lows. Every secret thought and fear of this sensitive child (ages 6-17) is revealed here. Since 15-20% of kids and adults have the trait of high sensitivity, this perspective needs to be heard. The story addresses a sensitive child/teen’s anxiety, sadness, courage, and urgent desire to do good things for the world. Edited by Emmy Award winner Molly McKitterick. Endorsed by Psychologist Elaine Aron and Author, Coach Eva Gregory.
Help Is On Its Way: A Memoir About Growing Up Sensitive
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Friday, 3. September 2010
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Since the magazine’s founding in 1995, No Depression has reported on and helped define the music that goes by names such as alt.country, Americana, and roots music. Though dismissed by the commercial country music establishment as “music that doesn’t sell,” alternative country has attracted thousands of listeners who long for the authenticity and rich complexity that come from its potent blend of country and rock ‘n’ roll and any number of related musical genres and subgenres. To celebrate No Depression’s tenth anniversary and spotlight some of the most important artists and trends in alt.country music, editors Grant Alden and Peter Blackstock have compiled this anthology of twenty-five of the magazine’s best and most representative feature articles. Their subjects range from venerated country artists such as Johnny Cash and Ray Price to contemporary songwriters such as Lucinda Williams and Buddy and Julie Miller to the post-punk country-influenced bands Wilco and the Drive-By Truckers. All of the articles included here illustrate No Depression’s commitment to music writing that puts the artist front-and-center and covers his or her career in sufficient depth to be definitive. Alden and Blackstock have also written a preface to this volume in which they discuss the alt.country phenomenon and the history and editorial philosophy that have made No Depression the bible for everyone seeking genuine American roots music.
The Best of No Depression: Writing about American Music
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Tuesday, 13. July 2010
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Depression hurts. Sometimes it overwhelms. But what do we really know about it?
Is the current opinion about its nature and treatment true?
Whether you or someone you know suffers from depression, you have choices that will enhance recovery. Rather than relying on the drugs-alone approach, which is expensive, often toxic, and doesn’t work well, there may be other more effective and less bothersome recovery aids. In this bold new book, renowned physician, psychotherapist and bestselling author Charles Whitfield offers new hope.
Through revealing description, case studies, cutting-edge research and illustrative charts, Dr. Whitfield explores the risks, side effects and high costs of treating these disorders with drugs alone, and offers several other effective healing aids. He shows:
- Why the real causes of depression are often overlooked
– How to avoid wasting time and money when seeking treatment for depression
– How several non-drug alternatives can help, including recognizing past traumas
This book offers a lifeline for those who have been held hostage by depression and provides clinicians with effective new treatment solutions.
The Truth About Depression: Choices for Healing
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Tuesday, 6. July 2010
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Prozac, Zoloft, Xanax and Paxil. Insomnia,headaches, loss of libido, fatigue and memory loss. These are just afew of the prescription medicines that millions of people are takingfor anxiety – and a few of their side effects. Those who choose not totake medication may experience paralysing fear, palpitations,diarrhoea and more. In fact one in five A & E visits to UShospitals are related to anxiety.Now there is a simple, all-natural solution! Douglas Hunt offers hisproven, 5-step holistic program for controlling anxiety, panic andphobias through a combination of lifestyle changes and nutritionalsupplements. This groundbreaking programme offers new treatments forthe paralyzing conditions of anxiety, panic attacks and phobias thatare afflicting millions across the world.
What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Anxiety, Phobias, and Panic Attacks: The All-Natural Program That Can Help You Conquer Your Fears
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Monday, 14. June 2010
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Wonder about anxiety? Approximately 19 million Americans suffer from anxiety disorders, many of whom do not know why they experience these symptoms. Whether you are a newly diagnosed patient, a patient already in treatment who may wish to understand more deeply the roots of anxiety, or a friend or relative of someone suffering from anxiety, this book offers help. The only volume available to provide both the doctor’s and the patient’s view, 100 Questions & Answers About Anxiety gives you authoritative, practical answers to your questions. This book deals directly with the nature of anxiety and its underlying causes, treatment options (including various forms of psychotherapy and medication management), advice on coping with anxiety, sources of support, and much more. Written by psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, Dr. Chap Attwell, with commentary from actual patients, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone struggling with the medical, psychological, or emotional turmoil of this debilitating condition.
100 Questions & Answers About Anxiety
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Sunday, 6. June 2010
I am fairly sure I have depression. I’m failing my classes because I don’t care to do homework or go to class. I go for days without sleep, and then sleep for 20+ hours straight. My eating habits are all off. I have no hope for the future, and have been cutting for almost 10 years. I know I need help, but how do I bring this up? I have been too shy/nervous to do so before, and haven’t told anyone how I feel. I just don’t know how to break this silence.
Any advice on how to bring up the subject?
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Monday, 24. May 2010
Hello,
I have been looking for a while but have so far not found anything. Can anybody help me to find a film which has something about teenage stress, how teenagers relax or respond to the needs of others?
It is for a piece of writing!
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Sunday, 16. May 2010
For example: Depression is not a syndrome nor a disease if someone hurts you. And don’t tell me it’s chemicals in the brain, for they do not inspire the pain of abuse and life’s falls to come your way.
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