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The Whole Person Fertility Program(SM): A Revolutionary Mind-Body Process to Help You Conceive

9 reviews
Niravi B. Payne

Three Rivers Press, 1998

The Whole Person Fertility Program
I whole-heartedly recommend this book and its results. In addition to reading this book I went through about two years of therapy with Niravi, which changed my life. I think the readers who interpreted what she is saying with the attitude that if you don't get pregnant by following what she suggests, that it's all in your mind, and it's your fault, have it all wrong. That is exactly the thinking ...

Healing the Whole Person: A Solution-Focused Approach to Using Empowering Language, Emotions, and Actions in ...
Robert B. McNeilly

Wiley, 2000

Spurred on by popular demand as well as the modern managed care system, solution-focused psychotherapy has evolved rapidly in recent years. A refreshingly practical alternative to traditional psychotherapeutic approaches, brief, solution-focused therapy rapidly identifies a client?s most pressing problem and marshals personal resources to bring swift relief. Yet, despite the vast and growing demand for short-term psychotherapy, there ...

The whole person in a broken world

1 review
Paul Tournier

Harper & Row, 1981

A Blast From The Past
Tournier's pen speaks from the first half of the 20th century with a message for our culture and church that shouts as loudly now as it did in 1947. Some things in our culture have changed, but what impresses me most is how much has not changed. This book will inspire and challenge the reader.

Healing the Whole Person: Applications of Yoga Psychotherapy
Swami Ajaya

Himalayan Institute Press, 2008

Yoga is a vast science. To describe each facet of yoga therapy in depth would be, at the least, an encyclopedic undertaking. This book provides the tools required for individuals to understand, negotiate, and transcend the polarities they encounter and that characterize each stage of psycho-spiritual development. Healing the Whole Person delves into body and behavioral techniques, the relationship between therapist and client, the collective ...

The Whole Person in a Broken World, A Biblical Remedy for Today's World (HJ-33)
Paul Tournier

A Harper Jubilee Book, 1977

The author effectively combines insights from the bible and modern medicine in his many popular book. The present work expands the problems dealt with in his earlier book, Guilt and Grace.

Church Social Work: Helping the Whole Person in the Context of the Church

North American Association of Christians in S, 1992

The social work profession has grown in many directions since its beginnings in the settlements houses and the missions of churches, denominational agencies, and the voluntary services of individual Christians. However, social workers continue to serve as the hands and heart of the church in outreach to oppressed and hurting persons. The church was the first and has continued to be a prominent context for social work practice, joined ...

Whole Person Healthcare [Three Volumes]

4 reviews

Praeger Publishers, 2007

The Best Source for Alternative and Supplemental Health Approaches
This very readable compilation of opinion and guidance from the most eminent practitioners and thinkers is an excellent one stop source for information and guidance for alternative approaches to healthcare. Today in the US there is more out of pocket expenditure on alternative wellness and healing products, services and practices than on traditional medicine. This category is becoming ...

Caring for the Whole Person

1 review
E. Anthony Allen

Marc Pubns, 1996

Practical guide book for Christian health care professionals
CARING FOR THE WHOLE PERSON is a very powerful testimony of a committed medical doctor-cum-theologian, who has not only succeeded in marrying medecine and theology but also in demonstrating how members of a congregation can, in fact, use their collective varied talents in caring for the whole person. I commend this book to all medical and health professionals, theologians and leaders in the ...

Beyond Therapy, Beyond Science: A New Model for Healing the Whole Person

4 reviews
Anne Wilson Schaef

AuthorHouse, 2001

Eye-opening analysis of what we are doing wrong.
Recommended for anyone looking for growth and spiritual healing, and who may wonder why current models of helping have not done so. The author challenges what is happening and offers practical alternatives gleaned from her life and those of her clients, while on the path of growth and recovery.

Whole Foods for Whole People
Lucy Fuller

Teach Services, 1994

If you're ready to go back to school and learn the simple lessons set forth in this book, it will lead you to an exciting new lifestyle that will give you a new outlook on life. The recipes are beyond comparison. Vegetarian cooking will never be the same again!

Pastoral Care of the Mentally Disabled: Advancing Care of the Whole Person (Monograph Published ...
Sally K Severino, Richard Liew

Routledge Mental Hea, 1996

Here is a step toward encouraging a partnership between the church and the hospital for treating and evaluating patients with mental illness. Society is calling for participation of both in the process of healing the mentally ill and disabled. Pastoral Care of the Mentally Disabled addresses the perceived roles of clergy and physicians for healing the whole person, stressing that this best occurs when medicine and ministry are yoked. The ...

Science of Whole Person Healing: Proceedings of the First Interdisciplinary International Conference, Volume 2

1 review
Rustum Roy

AuthorHouse, 2004

A must read for anyone interested in health care policy
This collection of research papers was generated at the First International Conference on "The Science of Whole Person Healing" held in Bethesda, Maryland on March 28-30, 2003. "Whole Person Healing" is the editor's preferred term for describing what is commonly referred to as "complementary and alternative medicine." Unlike allopathic medicine which seeks to eliminate disease in the body, whole ...

10 Steps to Take Charge of Your Emotional Life: Overcoming Anxiety, Distress, and Depression Through ...

4 reviews
Eve A. Wood

Hay House, 2008

Start here! This book will change your life.
Dr. Wood is a seasoned and astute psychiatrist with a wealth of experience. In this book she presents an approach that is easy to understand, and more importantly, easy to implement. She does not present any esoteric analytical or existential ideologies, but rather guides the reader to greater personal insight and problem solving that is practical and achievable. I recommend this book as ...

Bible Stories for All Ages: With Activities for the Very Young : Year A (Whole People of God Library) (Whole ...

Wood Lake Books, 2007

These well-loved Bible stories, chosen from the WHOLE PEOPLE OF GOD and SEASONS OF THE SPIRIT curricula, are made simple so that parents and educators can tell difficult or comples Bible stories in a poisitive, clear, and uncomplicated manner.

52 More Crafts: For the Christian Year (Whole People of God Library)
Donna Scorer

Wood Lake Books, 2008

52 easy, economical, and kind of creation crafts with step-bystep instructions and iluustrations. Based on the seasons of the church year.

Dressing the Whole Person : Nine Ways to Create Harmony & Balance in Your Wardrobe (& Prosperity in Your ...
Evana Maggiore

Mansion, 1998

A look at Fashion through Feng Shui Eyes! This holistic approach to Personal Style encourages you to nurture and nourish your entire being-Mind, Body & Spirit. It views your wardrobe as your body's most intimate environment and maintains that if synchronize your "Essential Energy" (SPIRIT),physical appearance(STYLE)and clothing(SURROUNDINGS)to mirror your intentions you will naturally attract the people and opportunities that support you!

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