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I Am Still Like You... Autism Through My Point of View

$14.99

Navigating the world of autism as a parent is a voyage through a spectrum of profound emotions, from the initial shock and confusion of the diagnosis to the relentless pursuit of understanding, acceptance, and support. It's a journey marked by hurdles yet illuminated by moments of profound connection and clarity. I Am Still Just Like You…Autism Through My Point of View is more than a book; it’s a beacon of hope and understanding. It reminds us that within every individual with autism lies a unique story, a wealth of potential, and a heart yearning for connection. Dr. Tamara Moodie’s work doesn’t just illuminate the path to understanding; it inspires us to walk it, hand in hand, with those who experience the world differently.

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Endurance is Victory

$20.00

A journey of overcoming obstacles became one of triumph and victory. The pain and hurt that once defined their existence became stepping stones towards a brighter future. With continuous perseverance, a forgiving heart, and a clear purpose, I conquered the obstacles that came my way and I emerged victorious.

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Hanging by Faith

$15

Your son has been arrested for drug dealing. What should you do? Should you pay for bail or an attorney? What about rehabilitation? Should I push for that? These are some questions families want answered when facing a loved one with addiction. Hanging by Faith answers many of these and more by relying on experiences of a former bail bondswoman and bounty hunter, and two mothers. They provide help and hope throughout the book. Some stories are inspirational. Some are meant to show you what you shouldn't do. Some are meant to make you laugh, which is often the hardest part of addictions, being able to laugh. In everything, God is the one in charge. This book will give you the guidance you need from the Holy Spirit through the authors. Read Hanging by Faith and get the answers you seek.

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Interpersonal Aggression: Complexities of Domestic and Intimate Partner Abuse

One in three women and one in four men have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner, according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Interpersonal Aggression: Complexities of Domestic and Intimate Partner Abuse is a practical guide that provides necessary information for anyone who knows or works with victims/survivors -- attorneys, law enforcement, social workers and therapists, family and friends concerned about loved ones, members of the judiciary and clergy-- basically any helping profession. Author CarolAnn Peterson takes the reader through the various aspects of a victim's encounters, the history of domestic abuse, the legal system and law enforcement, workplace domestic violence, religion, the intersection of the LGBTQ+ community and intimate partner abuse, domestic abuse in the military, how culture influences victims' decisions, batterers/abusers and intervention programs/counseling, and the impact of domestic violence on health and mental health of victims and children. Dr. Peterson examines why victims stay and when they leave, what help is available, why abusers abuse, and what happens to the children, among other important topics. She offers comfort to anyone working with victims of domestic and intimate partner abuse -- no matter the role they play.

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I don't have a Mommy or Daddy Anymore: Dealing with Children who have lost a Parent or Caretaker

Dealing with children who are being raised by people other than their biological parents. Children that have experienced the loss of a parent due to homicide, suicide or manslaughter and also children being raised in foster care. What they go through and react to these traumas in losing a parent. How do you explain what has happened to their parent? Perhaps you are dealing with a child that has been placed in your home and they are coming from a traumatic background. We will be discussing how each age group may react to these situations and what you can do to help them with their loss or their situation of being rejected, unwanted and left without their biological family.

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Expressive Tree People

This is a collection of photos of what I called Expressive Tree People, because these trees seem to show their own personality. None of the photos have been change to enhance them. I have place a suggestive saying on the opposite page for entertainment. All of the photos were taken in the northern part of California. The book had 145 pages and over 88 photos.

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