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Did You Ever Cry For A
Dinosaur?
ISBN-10: 1479303518
ISBN-13: 978-1479303519
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Ages 5-8 A child's first ecology.
This book educates children about the rights of animals and
gives a child a way to help. This is the
first book in a series of I Can
Help Book.
Using the dinosaur as an example of going extinct or
"Kaput" is another word if you
chose," this book reminds
children to not take crabs, snails and
starfish home with them. We want more
starfish and wonderful ocean species to
grow and thrive. Your child will get
into the spirit of helping, increase
their compassion for wildlife and
inspire them in ways
that will last a lifetime.
Listen closely
as Connie
Robillard and
Marcel Duclos
speak the
secrets of the
sexual abuse
that was kept
from their
families for
more than half a
century.
Revealing and
evocative this
film takes you
beyond these two
lives, to the
familiar life
themes observed
in your
students,
clients and family
members. This
film might even simulate
your own story.
As therapists
Marcel and Connie
they specialize
in the treatment
of trauma; they
are no strangers
to the residual
effects of
Adverse
Childhood
Experiences,
Developmental
Trauma and
Domestic
Violence. Amber
Ward directs
this
feature-length
documentary...
Cultivating Hope With Abuse Survivors
ISBN-10: 1453825940
ISBN-13: 978-1453825945
346 pages
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This book takes you
through the life cycle of individuals
who were abused as children. We
stop at the potential places of
intervention, treatment and healing.
We want to bring awareness as to how
abuse changes lives, alters brain
function and has far-reaching, long-term
effects.
Our goal is to bring clarity that abuse
is never a private assault on one child
or one family. It is a problem
that affects each of us. We
believe we can be vigilant enough to
protect children yet, if we pay
attention to how the seeds of abuse
spread, we will realize that it is more
difficult than we care to acknowledge.
Notice the growing violence in your
community, nation, and world and then
think about children, poverty, and
neglect. It is critical to think
outside the scope of what we have
learned so far about prevention and
treatment.
6"
x 9"
(15.24 x 22.86 cm) Black & White on White paper 146 pages
Necessary Illusions: Musings of a Man &
Woman
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Relationships are hard. Fifty percent of
marriages fail unnecessarily. This book is
dedicated to bursting the bubble of the illusion
that is described as love.
In
this book you will find yourself in the complex
and common struggles that drive people crazy,
keep them fascinated, pull them apart and lock
them together for better or worse.
Created by Connie Robillard MA, LCMHC and
Marcel, M. Ed., M.Th. Duclos, We promise this
book will bring you wisdom, tears, laughter and
self recognition.
7" x 10"
(17.78 x 25.4 cm)
Black & White on White paper 78 pages
A Doorway in the Desert
Connie Robillard, Authored with Marcel
Duclos, Authored with Ernest Gault
This is a fictional tale of an old
priest, long dead, a ghost story of
sorts. The authors, Connie Robillard and
Marcel Duclos, both psychotherapists
delve into their years of work with
traumatized clients to create the
characters of this book. Naomi and her
Native American grandmother bring to the
story a rich backdrop of the world of
nature, spirit and life well lived in
the present moment.
Licensed Clinical Mental Health
Counselors, Robillard and Duclos are
both Certified Internal Family Systems
Therapists. The basic concept of IFS
Therapy is the multiplicity of the mind
and the parts of us that attempt to
protect and guide us, even when they are
wounded. This book, while not clinical
in nature, demonstrates well defined
parts of the personality in mood and
tone.
The photography of Ernest Gault enhances
the text, adding interest and
punctuation to this beautiful story of
living life fully to the end.
Tara Goodell contributed the cover
photographs of San Xavier Mission,
Tucson AZ. A resident of Tucson, she has
loved this mission since she was a
child. A passion for photography she
continues to live with her husband and
children in Tucson. She is the owner of
Goodell Photography.
www.goodelphotography.com
This is the
story of two
psychotherapists
who have worked
in the field of
trauma and
healing. They
join together
for the purpose
of creating a
book, which
brings the
reader inside
the lives of
frightened
children.
Through art,
poetry and short
stories the
reader travels
through time as
these children
grow, change,
make choices and
become adults.
The threads of
abuse follow
them influencing
their lives in
what appears to
be mysterious
ways.
This book brings
us closer to the
reality of the
far-reaching
effects of
trauma and child
sexual abuse. At
the same time,
it is the story
of courage,
resiliency and
the ability to
heal...
Books by Other Authors
We
are offering book advertising space (below) to
selected people
from other countries who are the survivors of child
abuse.
If
therapy is a relational process, it takes a
person on the therapist's end. The goal of the
project is to capture the therapist's evolving
sense of self as it is shaped by our experiences
as active participants in a creative
interaction. The essays in this book are
first-person accounts, by eleven therapists, of
some "Aha!" moments when they got to understand
themselves better, and to understand better why
they do what they do. See
more about the contents of the book.
Still
a Dad Still
a Dad provides a rarely seen perspective on
divorce: the father's point of view. Still a Dad
validates the hurt and anger that many divorced
dads feel, starting with the shock of being
treated like the disposable parent. But it
doesn't stop there. It goes on to deliver an
inspiring message of hope, as well as practical
advice on dealing with powerlessness, managing
conflict, and being the best father you can be.
(AYWN Publications, 2005, 180
pages) won an I-Parenting Award in 2006 and was
featured in an article in the April 2009 Library Journal. Millions of kids in the
U.S. now live in stepfamilies. Stepchildren Speak offers advice and comfort
for both teens and their parents, all struggling
to learn to live in peace in stepfamilies.
Stepchildren themselves, now in their twenties
and thirties (young enough to remember, but old
enough to have gained some perspective), have
written this book. The author interviewed them
and wrote their stories, taking care to preserve
their words and feelings.
Susan, an educator and journalist,
understands the issues because she is a mom and
stepmom herself. In her book, each stepchild
tells his or her story and then offers advice
for parents, stepparents, and stepchildren. They
are a diverse group: black, white, Hispanic,
gay, straight, male, female, poor and affluent.
Their stories are poignant and true. More Info & Order»»
Ellen
Bass's Newest Book of
Poetry: The Human Line With a deft touch and a
sure voice Bass takes on
many of the crucial
moral issues of our
times, and she delights
with portrayals of
life's endearing
absurdities. Offering
homage to each transient
moment, she reminds us
to treasure the small,
the plain, the
surprising — those
instances that lash us
to the human line. More Info & Order»»
Parts
Work: An Illustrated
Guide To Your Inner Life This book brings IFS to
life in an exceptionally
clear and captivating
way. Between the
evocative and fun
illustrations, the
living room metaphor,
and the integration with
Buddhism, it presents a
wonderfully creative
vision of the way our
parts dance with each
other and with us in our
minds. I highly
recommend it for anyone
wanting to learn about
the IFS model or about
their inner lives. More Info & Order»»
Body
Psychotherapy Body
psychotherapy, which examines the relationship
of bodily and physical experiences to emotional
and psychological experiences, seems at first
glance to be a relatively new area and on the
cutting edge of psychotherapeutic theory and
practice. It is, but the major concepts of
body/mind treatment are actually drawn from a
wide range of historical material, material that
spans centuries and continents.