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Adult ADHD
ADULT ADHDIn a world built for, by, and around neurotypical adults, people with neurodevelopmental disorders often struggle to cope. The onus is always on those on the margins to understand and fit in with a world that makes little sense to them.The scientific and the psychiatric community do not yet understand much of the intricacies of mental health. For example, ADHD was not recognized as a mental disorder until the 1960s. Research on the disorder has come a long way, but many hurdles are yet to be crossed. It is the goal of this book to help better educate people specifically about Adult ADHD.Ultimately, this book aims to bring help to the 4.4% of adults in the US struggling with adult ADHD. Inside, it will provide you with information about the symptoms of ADHD; how you will be diagnosed when you visit a medical professional; how well adult ADHD can be managed; and the self-help and alternative strategies available to you for managing ADHD as an adult.Do you personally live with ADHD as an adult? Or perhaps you suspect you might, but haven't been officially diagnosed? Or yet still, do you live or work with someone dealing with ADHD?If you answered 'Yes' to any of the above questions, this book is for you!Scroll up and hit 'Buy Now' to learn more about Adult ADHD and how it can be treated, today!
A Daughter to Many
Andrea June was given up by her family for adoption before she was two years old. Andrea was introduced to a family that already had two boys, one of them being severely disabled. Despite Andrea's poor health, this young family adopted her, and changed her name to Kari Ellen.Growing up was very difficult for Kari. She wasn't exactly the daughter her new mom hoped to have. Her father sexually abused her. By the time she was thirteen, her parents sent her away.Peniel Christian School, a non-profit ministry, accepted troubled children from across the country and from every walk of life, ranging from criminal gang members to others simply with ADHD. This was Kari's home for the next five years.Living on a seventy-seven-acre farm in rural Wisconsin with forty other children promised many adventures. It was at Peniel that Kari accepted Jesus as her Savior, and saw her need to forgive her dad.Years later, Kari met her husband Drew in Nashville, Tennessee. Since they wanted to have children, researching her family history became a priority. The startling information they uncovered changed her life forever.
Timely Interventions
Children diagnosed with developmental delays have specific medical needs that are often underserved. It is very important for each child to receive appropriate interventions in a timely manner, both environmental and pharmacological. Dr. Khadija Khan relies on her twenty plus years of experience as a Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist to provide simple guidance and practical resources that helps parents to navigate the complex process of diagnosis and interventions. Dr. Khan provides her insight into various aspects of atypical development and the comorbid emotional and behavioral challenges which are commonly associated with developmental delays. As a Child Psychiatrist she believes in a multidisciplinary approach to maximize the learning potential of each child. She has provided parents with a simple background of medical, neurological and genetic conditions that often surrounds the delays. Parents will feel empowered to learn about the early screening, assessments, pertinent workups and therapeutic interventions. Included are case examples and list of resources. In this handbook for parents of children with special needs, a child Psychiatrist shares her clinical wisdom and step by step understanding of working through the system of care. This book will bring hope and joy for the dedicated parents and caretakers in all areas of discipline working with these children.
Adult ADHD
ADULT ADHDIn a world built for, by, and around neurotypical adults, people with neurodevelopmental disorders often struggle to cope. The onus is always on those on the margins to understand and fit in with a world that makes little sense to them.The scientific and the psychiatric community do not yet understand much of the intricacies of mental health. For example, ADHD was not recognized as a mental disorder until the 1960s. Research on the disorder has come a long way, but many hurdles are yet to be crossed. It is the goal of this book to help better educate people specifically about Adult ADHD.Ultimately, this book aims to bring help to the 4.4% of adults in the US struggling with adult ADHD. Inside, it will provide you with information about the symptoms of ADHD; how you will be diagnosed when you visit a medical professional; how well adult ADHD can be managed; and the self-help and alternative strategies available to you for managing ADHD as an adult.Do you personally live with ADHD as an adult? Or perhaps you suspect you might, but haven't been officially diagnosed? Or yet still, do you live or work with someone dealing with ADHD?If you answered 'Yes' to any of the above questions, this book is for you!Scroll up and hit 'Buy Now' to learn more about Adult ADHD and how it can be treated, today!
Loveletters Unfucked
Hey Love! You know who really needs a love letter? Everyone! But especially those who feel the sadness, grief and insecurity that follow after a painful break up. In each of my twenty-four love letters, I pick up a [fucked-up] feeling or thought that either I, or someone I met along my personal healing journey, experienced throughout a romantic, professional or social heartbreak. With my utmost compassion and apparently very broad heartbreak-experience, I want to help you to unfuck your mind and heart not despite, but thanks to the experiences you made. I really believe that our lowest times are our most valuable gifts. And it's up to us whether we carry these gifts as our future baggage or whether we unwrap and use them as the key to our personal growth and happiness! So let's start unwrapping, crying and laughing together with me as your pen pal...While you alone may be responsible for your healing, you're never alone! With so much loveTanja PS: If you should have any questions or feedback while reading, I'd be more than happy to receive it via mail [loveletters.unfucked@posteo.de] or via Instagram [@loveletters.unfucked].
A Daughter to Many
Kari Wiseman, along with her many mother-figures who assisted in recalling and writing this book, hope and pray that A Daughter To Many will encourage others in the areas of forgiveness, courage, and faith.Andrea June was given up by her family for adoption before she was two years old. Andrea was introduced to a family that already had two boys, one of them being severely disabled. Despite Andrea's poor health, this young family adopted her, and changed her name to Kari Ellen.Growing up was very difficult for Kari. She wasn't exactly the daughter her new mom hoped to have. Her father sexually abused her. By the time she was thirteen, her parents sent her away.Peniel Christian School, a non-profit ministry, accepted troubled children from across the country and from every walk of life, ranging from criminal gang members to others simply with ADHD. This was Kari's home for the next five years.Living on a seventy-seven-acre farm in rural Wisconsin with forty other children promised many adventures. It was at Peniel that Kari accepted Jesus as her Savior, and saw her need to forgive her dad.Years later, Kari met her husband Drew in Nashville, Tennessee. Since they wanted to have children, researching her family history became a priority. The startling information they uncovered changed her life forever.God's hand was surely at work . . . He had plans for her future.
Just One Day - Autumn
For fans of Sue Moorcroft, Jill Mansell and Holly Martin"I think Susan has a real gift for conveying the warmth and humour in her characters and reflecting the reality of people's lives."Pregnant Louisa is just getting back on track when life throws her another curveball. Now, it's not a case of how she'll get through her to-do lists but how she'll manage being a mum again.No one seems to understand. How will she run her company, be partner in a new venture, look after her three kids and handle a newborn? And why does everyone think this will be easy? Except her.All Louisa wants is to be a good mum, wife, friend, sister and daughter, and have a bit of time left for herself, but sometimes that's too big an ask. Can she find the support she needs, or will she forever be pulled in too many directions, always at the mercy of her to-do lists?"Great book couldn't put it down, didn't want it to end. Love this author's writing style . Pure enjoyment to read.""This was a well-written and engaging story of the multiple demands on a working mom's time, and I could fully relate and smile along in understanding."
The Old Bedtime Pass Puncher
Molly always wants to get out of bed for all sorts of reasons. even though she needs to go to sleep. Luckily Kip is around to help Molly, along with a very special friend...the Old BedTime Pass Puncher.Does your child get in and out of bed multiple times before falling asleep? Kip calls these 'curtain calls'. They want to get something, they want a drink, they want to go to the toilet, see what you are doing...the list can go on and on!If your child does this the The Old Bedtime Puncher is for you! Follow Kip as he takes Molly on a fun adventure to learn about about an evidenced-based technique called the Bedtime Pass. This technique helps to limit the number of times your child can come out of the room before bedtime, and allows your child to make the choice about what they really want your help with at bedtime.
Pick Your Own Nose
Does Luca really need Mum and Dad to always tuck him in at night? Does he need Mum and Dad to do everything for him? Hopefully Kip can help figure it out. Is your child unable to fall asleep by themselves. Most times, they want Mum and Dad or someone else to stay in the room. Other times, they want another thing like a dummy (pacifier) that keeps falling out overnight that parents have to get up to replace. Follow Kip as he takes Luca on a fun adventure to learn that he doesn't need Mum or Dad to fall asleep by themselves. This story is all about empowering your child to become independent and to learn to go to sleep by themselves at the start of the night! If they can do this, they will start to go back to sleep on their own after they naturally wake up overnight. Another story to help is Has Dad joined the Circus? which is a fun way of talking about the Camping Out sleep technique. This is a gentle technique that allows parents to slowly remove themselves from their child's bedroom so that their child can learn to fall asleep by themselves at the start of the night and, eventually, any time they wake up.
How to Write and Capture Your Family Yearbook and Story
Write Your Family History, Capture Memories, and Preserve Your Traditions!Capture your family yearbook and story with this prompted journal and guide. This book is the perfect way to document your family's life over the course of a year. With over fifty guided questions organized into sections about the life of your family, your monthly activities, special milestones, memorable holiday moments, record your genealogy, and more. This journal will help you capture everything that makes up your unique family experiences. With prompted directions, you'll be able to answer questions like: What activities does each person participate in during the year?What special accomplishments did each of you achieve?What was a typical day in each person's life during the year?Describe some of each person's fears, dreams, and aspirations.Where do you want to be one year from now? Goals and Dreams.And so many more.
A Beach in the Bedroom
Shamik just can't get to sleep. He feels all tight and tense. Thankfully, Kip has just the trick to help him relax. A beach that Shamik can build in his bedroom. Worry can be a big problem when it comes to getting to sleep. Especially as your child gets older. But relaxation techniques and visualisation can help take their minds off these worries. This story can help get them started as they imagine they are lying on the beach, with the sound of waves lapping the shore and a warm breeze passing over them. Follow Kip as he takes Shamik on a fun adventure to learn that he can calm himself at bedtime. This is a technique best suited to children aged four years and up, and best used at a time other than bedtime to start with. We don't want them getting worried about the technique working, which can happen if they start learning it at bedtime. Start perhaps on the floor of the bedroom in the afternoon. When this technique works, you'll find children start to use it naturally before bedtime.
Has Dad Joined the Circus?
Viet's dad doesn't stay in the room at bedtime anymore. So where has he gone? The circus? The sea? The moon? Hopefully Kip can help figure it out. Does your child find it hard to fall asleep at the start of the night on their own. Often, you need to be there with them. This might be okay at the start of the night but if a child wakes up many times overnight, it can quickly become exhausting for you. When this is happening, everyone can end up tired and grumpy! Follow Kip as he takes Viet on a fun adventure to learn about an evidenced-based technique called Camping Out. Camping out is a gentle way to help parents move out of their child's bedroom - typically over 1-3 weeks - whilst encouraging their child to fall asleep by themselves at the start of the night. This technique is especially suited to children who might be worried or anxious (as opposed to grumpy) if their parent tries to leave the bedroom at the start of the night.
Nature's not scary
A practical, activity book for educators and parents who are nurturing future eco-custodians. For the anxious, adventurous and anyone in between. In this book, you'll find step-by-step guides for 6 nature walks to take with kids under 7 each with a different theme. Including what to take with you, suggested questions to spark conversations and downloadable activity sheets. There are also nature journal pages for you to draw, scribble and stick in! Choose where to take the walks. Around the corner on your block, to the local park or on a day trip further away. If you are a parent of anxious kids (or an anxious parent) who finds nature a bit scary, this book will support you in taking those first adventures together. And if your kids are already adventurous, it will give you some fresh ideas to extend the learning that's possible. This book is also perfect if you are an educator looking for structured nature learning resources to help plan activities. I would love for you to send me pictures of this book covered in dirt and mud, scribbled in and with curled-up edges. This book is designed as a field guide so please take it out into the field, onto the pavement or through the forest. Have an adventure, make a memory.
The Motherless Mother's Guided Journal
The Motherless Mother's Guided Journal offers a place to record memories of Mom, acknowledge important milestones and tender parenting moments, and also a space to write any other messages that you long to share with only her.
Second Thoughts
A lovely, searching meditation on second children--on whether to have one and what it means to be one--that seamlessly weaves pieces of art and culture on the topic with scientific research and personal anecdotes The decision to have more than one child is at least as consuming as the decision to have a child at all--and yet for all the good books that deliberate on the choice of becoming a parent, there is far less writing on the choice of becoming a parent of two, and all the questions that arise during the process. Is there any truth in the idea of character informed by birth order, or the loneliness of only children? What is the reality of sibling rivalry? What might a parent to one, or two, come to regret? Lynn Berger is here to fill that gap with the curious, reflective Second Thoughts. Grounded in autobiography and full of considered allusion, careful investigation and generous candor, it's an exploration specifically dedicated to second children and their particular, too often forgotten lot. Warm and wise, intimate and universal at once, it's a must read for parents-to-be and want-to-be, parents of one, parents of two or more, and second children themselves.
Marshmallow Puffins at the Window
Hana's scared of strange noises and shapes in her bedroom, but are they really the scary things she thinks they are? Hopefully Kip can help Hana figure it out. When it comes to bedtime, fears or worries are very common in children - especially children with a vivid imagination! There might be monsters in their bedroom, noises outside the window, or other worries that stop them getting to sleep. Learning to manage these fears and worries is really helpful for children and their families. Follow Kip as he takes Hana on a fun adventure to learn that the scary sounds and shapes in her bedroom just may be marshmallow puffins and ballerina bears. This book is a fun way to help your child worry less at the start of the night by focusing on the power of positive imagination. You can help your child also worry less by listening to their worries and then gently reassuring them that many of their worries are not real - there are no monsters under the bed!
Slug Dad & Monster Mom
Blake wants to wake Mum and Dad up early in the morning, but little does she know what could happen if she does. Thankfully, Kip is around to warn Blake of just what will happen if she wakes her parents up too early. Early morning waking can be exhausting for families. Does your child just seem programmed to wake up early and are full of energy - not like you! This is a book to help you manage your child if they keep waking before 6am. Follow Kip as he takes Blake on a fun adventure to learn to stay in bed until her awake time. When you are ready to tackle early morning waking, read this book with your child to help them appreciate what early waking does to you. A great way to help progress is using good rewards (stickers, stamps, etc) if your child can stay in their room until at least 6am.
Dear Arlo
'A funny and heart-warming daddy diary' - My Baba'Absolutely brilliant' - (not so) Secret Dads Business'Honest and incredibly relatable' - Not Half Dad PodcastIt begins immediately. There's no transition period, no trial run, no supervised training, no e-learning module and no simulation that you can f**k up as many times as you need to until you get it right. As soon as the midwife hands you your newborn baby, you are responsible for keeping it alive.Picking up moments after Dear Dory ends, Dear Arlo: Adventures in Dadding continues the story of one dad and his journal as he strives to survive the first year of parenthood, blundering his way through bottle-sterilising, night feeds and some cataclysmic nappy changes - all while a pandemic sweeps across the planet. WARNING: ONCE AGAIN, THIS BOOK CONTAINS A LOT OF SWEARING
The Confessions Of Church Girls
"Confession: acknowledgment; avowal; admission. Blogger now turned author Marchet Denise Fullum is unafraid, unmoved and unashamed to offer her confessions by opening the volumes of her past and share with you the details that have shaped her into the mighty woman she is today. She steps out in boldness to share with you some innermost thoughts and experiences that will make you laugh, cry, and sigh. A sigh of relief that you are not alone and that other church girls have been there, done that...too! More importantly, you will know that there is calm after the storm, healing after the hurt, joy after the pain, and hope in the midst of destruction and feeling downtrodden. She reminds you that no matter what you've done, there is therefore now no condemnation and that the sun will shine again! She opens her heart and her writing to women and men of all backgrounds, cultures, denominations, and experiences. Marchet inspires us to continue to press onward and to keep smiling! Be aware, the acknowledgments, avowals, and admissions are for all...even for those that have never stepped foot in a church. I encourage you to now step in, suspend all judgment, and focus on the life lessons and words of encouragement that will speak to you through these...The Confessions Of Church Girls!"
Combating Teen Anxiety
Is your teen struggling with anxiety and you don't know how to help? This journal will teach you and your teen to communicate in a non-confrontational way, using emotionally safe prompts to express vulnerable thoughts, feelings, and responses. Combating Teen Anxiety Parent-Teen Journal will help you both: Initiate discussions using a fill-in-the-blank prompt so that you both can express your feelings in a clear and productive manner.Identify body sensations and the emotions associated with your thoughts so that you can slow down your responses until you are feeling calmer.Navigate vulnerable conversations in an emotionally safe way that will increase understanding and improve connection between you.This journal is a powerful tool to help you navigate the challenging conversations that arise during the emotionally charged teen years. You and your teen will ultimately form a stronger bond and develop skills that last a lifetime. As a special gift for you, I want to offer you a complimentary express course on how to catch your teen's anxiety before it gets out of control. To access your Free Mini-Course go to www.CombatingTeenAnxiety.com.
David's Heart
Our David was always an optimistic, endlessly determined person, and while he navigated through his challenges of having two rare disorders, it was never more evident! Share in his journey to make his little corner of the world a better place. His quick wit and remarkable compassion and understanding for those less fortunate somehow enriched his own life. His loving and caring nature and ability to see past stigmas and perceptions is shown in his encounters with everyone he met, because that is what he wanted for himself. He has been teased, shunned and underestimated, but his compassion and drive helped him to come out the other side to become an extraordinary human being.Learn how his love for his family, his fuzzes, his friends and his fellow man translates into how he conducts himself in his daily life. Behold how his circumstances shaped how he saw himself and the people he met along the way. Marvel at his fight for respect and recognition, then contemplate the tragic circumstances in which we lost our beloved young man, and the impact that is still felt today!Let me take you with me on my ongoing quest for justice, change -no, establishment of rules and guidelines for agencies entrusted with the care of the disabled and the elderly. Our family's unimaginable pain and the rocky road to acceptance of something that goes against nature! Keeping hope alive while never forgetting how we got here. What does moving past or through and going forward and healing look like?
Life Confidence for Kids
What if you are unwittingly saying the things which are limiting your children's progress? What if you could influence how successful your child will be in life just by changing what you say and how you say it? What if you could....? Life Confidence for Kids will show you how you can! About the author: Sue Atkinson has been a teacher for forty years, working with children from reception (age 4) through to sixth form college students. She is a qualified Confidence-Coach and delivers confidence workshops in schools. "This is a journey of personal growth for both you and your child - a 'must read' for every parent and carer who wants to make a difference to their child's future"
Why Not Now
Frank is finally making a trip to British Columbia with his son, John to visit his grandson, Max. Frank had thought his days of adventure were long over, yet one sunny morning, he finds himself on one of the biggest adventures of his life.Another book in our hi-lo (high interest/low reading level) series for older adults. While these are heartwarming tales that can be enjoyed by anyone, they are specially crafted for people experiencing cognitive impairment such as dementia. Short sentences, paragraphs and chapters make for a pleasant reading experience.People may enjoy these books on their own, with a loved one, or in a group setting.Each book contains illustrations throughout. After each chapter, there are general discussion questions to encourage engagement and connection.
Queensgurl Est. 1960
This book is a glimpse into my relationship with my mother and being her caretaker during her battle with the AIDS virus. It is my story told completely from events that happened in my life. It is about lessons learned about forgiveness, healing hearts, loving myself and never giving up hope. Anyone who may stumble across this book and is struggling with being a caretaker for a loved one please understand trouble doesn't last always and joy definitely will come in the morning. Remember to give yourself a break. Remember self-love is the best love. Once I truly learned how to love myself and get out of my own way in came my blessings. I was blocking my blessings by letting fear hold me back. I was blocking my blessings by holding on to grudges, I was blocking my blessings by not forgiving. How could I expect God to forgive me if I could not find it in my heart to forgive others? I am in a great place in my life right now. I am in the habit of practicing gratitude. I truly believe in Karma and I act accordingly. I no longer live my life with regrets because you cannot change the past and it is a horrible way to live. Regret keeps you bound to the past and impedes your progress.. Im learning how to live in the moment and enjoy doing the things I love to do. I hope to inspire others to overcome any difficulties life may through at you. Trust and believe if this Queensgurl can keep the faith so can you. You don't realize how strong you are until you have to be! Peace, Love and light. Jill Williams is a native New Yorker who currently lives in Northern, Virginia. She has two adult children and three grandchildren. She graduated from Strayer University with an MBA in 2013. She is a seasoned administrative professional with over 20 years of experience in government contracting. This is her first published book. In her spare time Jill loves to swim and is a Certified Water Aerobics Instructor. Jill also has started her side business as Yoni Steam Practitioner, she is a firm believer in alternative medicine and is dedicated to sharing this knowledge to empower women. Jill is an avid reader, love music and loves to dance. Her first love was dance, she took ballet, jazz, tap and modern dance from the age of 6 to 16. Her love of dance keeps her active and nourishes her spirit.
Songs for Little Hands
"Finally, songs that are really perfect to sign and sing to!" -- Barbara Granoff, "Sign2Me" presenter andco-creator of the award-winning Sign-A-Lot DVD series Signing along with songs is one of the most effective things you can do to encourage your baby to try new signs. It's a fun way to introduce new concepts, and music is a great memory aid for language learning! If your baby could talk, he or she would tell you that singing and signing go "hand in hand"! This activity guide and CD program brings you 14 original and traditional signing songs, perfect for the littlest signers, with clear illustrations. Music by award-winning singer/songwriter Susan Z takes you and your little one on a magical journey to a land of storytime, teddy bears, tea parties, and fun-filled daily routines.
The Grandparent Vocation
Many grandparents experience a surge of joy with the birth or adoption of a grandchild. For years afterward, time together is eagerly coveted, pictures are treasured and displayed, and multiple gifts along with various kinds of support are gladly provided. Richard Olson, a retired minister, professor of theology, and grandparent many times over, presents the unconditional love of a grandparent as indicative of a vocation, a calling from God. He explores the vocation of grandparent in all of its multiple dimensions of being and doing. Informed by a biblical perspective, the book explores the author's personal journey of grandparenting and includes conversations with a diverse set of other grandparents. Olson examines biblical examples of grandparenting and suggests that the grandparent vocation has possibilities that often go unnoticed. These include care, enjoyment, and response to issues throughout a grandchild's growth. He also addresses concerns for our grandchildren's future world, and how grandparents can engage in mutual conversation about faith, morals, and values in a changing world. In addition, Olson discusses increasingly common relationship types such as grandparents serving as primary caregivers, adults becoming step-grandparents through marriage, interreligious family systems, and grandparents handling children with special needs. The book includes questions for personal or group reflection.
The Matter With Me
In this posthumous release, author Sandra A. Gallego walks us through her oft-difficult life, one essay at a time. She had written The Matter With Me decades ago for her college thesis-these stories are now being published for the first time. Full of rich, colorful imagery, Gallego shines a light on her childhood, her struggles as a single mother of three, and her quest to find the ever-elusive women's rights she so deserved. These arduous, though sometimes humorous stories will resonate with anyone who has struggled with life on the lower rung.
Rebecca Too
August 2010 has not been kind to Alyssa Caine. Her father, Paxton Walker, died of a heart attack while golfing at the start of the month then, Alyssa learns a friend, Rebecca Asher, she hasn't seen for several years, was killed in a car accident not long after they last saw one another. On the afternoon of her wedding anniversary, Alyssa swerves to avoid another accident and crashes her minivan, sending her to the emergency room. When she awakens nearly a week later, she claims she's Rebecca and asks to speak to her brother, Steven. Early on, Alyssa finds herself trudging through the woods in a tattered princess outfit, where she encounters The Storyteller, a mysterious figure who seems to know everything about her. He assigns her a companion and gives her three tasks to complete: protect the boy; reconcile with the fair maiden; confront the dragon. Once she accomplishes these, she will find her way home. Alyssa's older sister, Leah, with whom she's had a strained relationship since the death of their mother, sets out to learn why Alyssa has taken on Rebecca's personality. While visiting Steven, Leah meets his aunt Rachel and her friend Claire, and they agree to work together to get to the bottom of Alyssa's behavior. Their plain focuses on The Dragon, who they interpret to be Owen Asher, Rebecca and Steven's father, who abandoned them as children. What will happen when the daughter who has lost her father confronts the father who has lost his daughter?
Turning High School Into a Launch Pad
This book is written by a Native of Virginia Beach, VA. Chavon Anette shares her insight for both parents and students on how to see success during high school for a launch into the next season of life. 10 tips for success that speak to the educational tools and strategy as well as the mindset necessary for success. This book was written to inform families on how to make the most of the 4-year journey.
The Pocket Guide to Neurodiversity
At least one in seven people are thought to be neurodivergent. So what exactly is neurodiversity? What does 'executive functioning' mean? What are 'spiky profiles'? In this simple guide, expert speaker and trainer Daniel Aherne provides a clear introduction to neurodiversity and the four most common neurodivergent identities of autism, ADHD, dyslexia and dyspraxia. Using an analogy of a cactus needing a desert to grow in, he emphasises the importance of getting the environment right for neurodivergent people, rather than expecting them to adapt to the neurotypical world. Daniel, who himself has ADHD, also explains how neurodivergent people often have great strengths alongside areas of difficulty, and writes about the interplay between diagnoses, as well as unpacking tricky concepts such as working memory, sensory processing, communication differences and more. Busting common misconceptions and setting out simple tips and guidance for supporting the neurodivergent people around you, whether among your family, friends or at your school, college or workplace - or if you yourself are ND and want to improve the understanding of others - this essential guide will help us all celebrate neurodiversity and foster more inclusive communities.
Jessie's World
This is a light but true story of Jessie's two new roles. One as a big brother and two giving up the position of the baby of the family to middle child. Jessie is having a hard time adjusting to his new place in the family. But his mom finds a way to show him, that he is still loved.
The Family Living in Warmth
Life can be a challenge for many of us. Dan has shared his thoughts about how we can maneuver our way through this life.He shares from personal experiences and hopes that they will be a help for you.
Fearfully and Wonderfully Made
Fearfully and Wonderfully Made is a partial line from Psalms 139:13-14. This book is my inspirational journey, told through the eyes and heart of a mother about her Autistic son. This book also challenges you to examine yourself thoroughly and think about the person you really are inside.
Learning to Hear and Follow God
Richly punctuated with stories and illustrations, this book is a practical guide to learning to hear the Lord or to hear Him better. It is didactic, prophetic, and personal--an invitation to hearing by way of teaching, exhortation, and example. The centerpiece, an extended illustration of how the hearing process functions in practical application, details how the authors were led to adopt their three Russian children. The book is intensely charismatic, solidly evangelical, and theologically sound--a spiritual guide for believers, and an interest-piquer for unbelievers.
Mother and Baby
This book is for anyone considering becoming a parent and includes information, discussions, tips, personal stories and a valuable resource section.∞ Making the big decision to become a parent, communicating with your partner, expectations, financial considerations and working through individual parenting attitudes.∞ Preparing emotionally and physically to bring your baby into the world.∞ Ideas on purchasing all that is needed for your baby.∞ Breastfeeding - Note this chapter is supported with a link to the Website with access to easy to follow videos.∞ Practical tips on baby care, burping, bathing, and nappy changing.∞ The all-important subject of sleep - getting enough for parents and baby.∞ Understanding baby language.∞ Working with the unsettled baby.∞ Environmental considerations.
The Chosen
The ChosenA Story of Adoption SuccessAdoption has various perceptions. There is both shame and victory associated with it. The reaction of outsiders has driven many decisions about adoption. The outcome is the victory: a child raised in a home with those who love her, rather than being the victim of being unwanted by parents who did not intend to parent a child.The story that you are about to read is a story of love and victory. Wilson delivers the story that many would dream of, but there are some twists and turns. This story will cause laughter and tears, anger and love. Be available to understand the nuances of the adoption process so that you are able to understand why a mother would voluntarily give her child to another woman to raise as her own. This story will motivate you to share the adoption process and encourage the acceptance of those who adopt and those who are adopted without judgment.For those who are adopted, you are The CHOSEN.
My Hero Is a Duke...of Hazzard Elvis and Donnie Atwood Edition
Donnie Atwood and his amazing brother Elvis are dedicated Dukes of Hazzard fans. This book is dedicated to Elvis as he fight the battle of cancer and find strength to continue his quest to be a survivor. My Hero is a Duke..of Hazzard books offer fans like Elvis and Donnie the opportunity to share there lives as they help keep the memory of the Dukes alive. Many times real heroes don't wear capes. Elvis hero is his brother Donnie and together they share a love for the Dukes of Hazzard with family and friends. This the Elvis and Donnie Atwood Edition.
Jessie's World
This is a light but true story of Jessie's two new roles. One as a big brother and two giving up the position of the baby of the family to middle child. Jessie is having a hard time adjusting to his new place in the family. But his mom finds a way to show him, that he is still loved.
unATTACHED
unATTAChED: The Final Season is my 20-year journey of discovering the authentic mE in the area of romantic love. As I share my journey of self-discovery, you can also enhance, develop, and discover the authentic you by answering chapter questions, speaking affirmations, journaling, and implementing mindset changes. unATTACHED -the Final Season has something to offer everyone! tHE "wILL" REVISIT: Reflecting on the old RECREATE: Embracing the new RECORD: Journaling REDEFINE: Affirmation
Our Covenant
Our Covenant is a book a mother put together for her children, grandchildren and future generations in an effort to show the simplicity of Our Covenant. She hopes Our Covenant would be known throughout her family and for any and all those who would believe, that the wisdom, knowledge and understanding of Christ would be made plain and Jesus easily discerned and followed by leading of Holy Spirit. Her hope is that many will build upon the previous generations revelation knowledge through training their children, so Christ will be known in greater measure and represented in greater magnitude through His heirs. May we walk in even greater measure of the fullness of His glory.Let the Lord be magnified!OUR COVENANTWhat an awesome book, a "must read" for your bookshelf. Our Covenant, clears up many misconceptions about the new covenant that we, as Christians walk in. Sandra, as in all her books, backs everything up with scripture. It's not her opinions that matter, but the Word of God being the final authority. Sandra goes into excellent detail and explains our current covenant. She explains the Keys to the New Covenant and how it creates a "new you". She also reviews every covenant God has made with man, from Adam to Noah and Abraham. Buy this book and read it. Then buy another and give it to someone you know. Dr. Glen Harm
Understanding Women is Easy
We men never understand or rarely try to understand women. it's not that complicated when you just alter your thinking perspective a little bit. This book helps you enter the ultimate perspective of women with scenarios you can connect with your relationship. Women, make our lives. let's make their lives special with a bit of care and a ton of love.
Down the memory lane
This book revolves around the life of a girl who was rejected by her own parents for being a ""GIRL"".What made it worse was the birthmark on her face which made her even more unacceptable. She was brought up by the domestic help of her family. Eventually she finds a man who changed her perception towards life and revived her faith in love.He gave her a beautiful life and made her realise that one should not judge one's life until it's complete because you never know what is in store for you.
Grandparents
Grandparents -- Selected for Chicago Public Library's Best of the Best books of 2023 (#cplbest)."My grandparents are all around me in many ways. I feel them in the wind and in the flight of the butterflies."The fifth instalment of the award-winning "Family Love" collection.How do you explain all the things that grandparents contribute to our lives?This title pays tribute to the special relationship between grandchildren and their grandparents, where each page conveys all the love and complicity that make this family bond so special.Beautiful artwork pays homage to those who guide our steps with wisdom and love.A magical tale, full of colour and beauty; a book to love, to share, and to cherish those precious moments.For children to enjoy the priceless moment of reading a story together with their grandparents.
Laments
This Book "Laments" has been considered important throughout the human history, and so that this work is never forgotten we have made efforts in its preservation by republishing this book in a modern format for present and future generations. This whole book has been reformatted, retyped and designed. These books are not made of scanned copies of their original work and hence the text is clear and readable.
Her Battle My Lessons Our Journey
In the war against cancer, we have heard many stories about the strength, perseverance, fortitude, and sheer force of the world's female breast cancer warriors. By their own accounts, the prospect of victory would be bleak without a consistent support battalion. In his debut book, new author Shawn C. Mackey, Sr., offers a candid yet passionate account of his wife's and his fight against breast cancer from the perspective of the ones most ill-equipped but forced on the frontline, the husbands.With fears, weaknesses, and vulnerabilities put on full display, this book is filled with guidance, hope, inspiration, and love. It is born out of the necessity of attempting to make sense of the effects of cancer. Most importantly, Shawn gives a raw account of how those effects can affect the communication, intimacy, and peace in your marriage or relationship. While the husbands of cancer victims do not physically carry cancer in their bodies, they do carry its burden mentally, emotionally, and spiritually - bravely and boldly, welcoming the fight alongside their wives. The cancer journey is like none other. There is no preparation. It is like being thrown into the deep end of an ocean and forced to learn - not just how to swim - but how to survive. Until now, no other "how-to" book has given such a transparent account of how husbands and wives cry, laugh, strategize, make life-altering decisions and sacrifices, and function as a team to survive this ferocious intruder- cancer.
Baby Led Bottle Feeding
People, in general, believe that bottle-feeding a baby is "easy". It can be, but many parents find the experience of feeding their baby to be a joyless struggle, filled with uncertainty and confusion. In "Baby-led Bottle-Feeding: The key to problem-free feeding," child health nurse Rowena Bennett shares over 40 years of experience providing parenting education on prevention and solutions to feeding-related problems. "Baby-led Bottle-feeding" is a reference book packed with information that your baby's doctor and other health professionals may not be aware of, and far more than can be impart during brief baby health appointments. Rowena covers all the basics like choosing feeding equipment, how to prepare infant formula, the best feeding positions, and most importantly how to interpret and respond to your baby's feeding cues. Also included are behavioral and physical reasons for sucking or feeding problems that often trouble healthy babies. Reading this book will help you to gain a greater understanding of what it means to be a baby, what babies are capable of in relation to feeding, why they display different behaviors, what to expect as your baby develops physically, intellectually and emotionally, and how you can support him or her to develop a healthy relationship with food and eating. After reading "Baby-led Bottle-feeding" you will be armed with the knowledge and confidence to make informed decisions about the care of your baby, and greatly increase the chance of preventing or solving bottle-feeding problems, ensuring the feeding experience is enjoyable for both you and your baby.
