The pioneering therapists who wrote "Emotional Healing" present that book's long-awaited sequel. A challenge to today's popular "tell-all" psychotherapy programs, this important guide teaches readers how to discern which secrets to tell and which to keep for optimum emotional healing.

Secrets to Tell, Secrets to Keep: How to Best Handle Your Hidden Thoughts and Feelings--and Move Beyond Therapy to a Truly Joyous, Creative, and Fulfilling Life

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Larry Rothstein

Terry Hunt

Karen Paine-Gernée

Mental Health

Grand Central Publishing

The directors of Boston's Biobehavioral Institute outline such clinical tools as the Marital Stress Inventory and the Making It Better Questionnaire, in a guide to handling and reducing marital stress. Original.

STRESS AND MARRIAGE:the Conflict-Reducing, Intimacy-Ehancing Problem-Solving Guide to a Better Marriage

Self-Help

Lyle Miller

Alma Smith

Relationships

GALLERY BOOKS

"Why are you sick?" This question, posed in compassion by his grandmother Minnie after a childhood incident plunged him into illness, stayed with Dr. Matthew Budd throughout his lifetime in medicine. As a teacher and physician at Harvard for more than thirty years, he repeatedly asked his patients this question. He found, remarkably, that it often unlocked memories, secrets, anger, resentments, and fears that had played crucial roles in their illnesses. As he encouraged his patients to reflect on their lives and habitual behavior, they often shifted from being trapped in suffering to designing a life of wellness and profound personal change for themselves, no matter what their circumstances. Their experiences led Dr. Budd to develop the Ways to Wellness program, a nationally acclaimed workshop offered by numerous HMOs. In You Are What You Say, Dr. Budd presents the principles of this powerful, scientifically validated program that weaves ancient and modern insights into human behavior, neurophysiology, language, and spirituality. One of these fundamental principles is that you are what you say -- your words play a major role in determining, not just reflecting, your health and well-being. He explains how the body "learns" many of its reactions, consciously and unconsciously, through language. By following the principles in this book, you'll learn about the Ten Linguistic Viruses that damage health and how to combat the ravages of anger, perfectionism, depression, and anxiety by changing the script of what you say to yourself and to others.

You Are What You Say: The Proven Program that Uses the Power of Language to Combat Stress, Anger, and Depression

Matthew Budd

Harmony/Rodale/Convergent

Tells how impotence has been misunderstood and includes in-depth case histories of successfully treated impotent men

The Potent Male:Facts, Fiction, Future

Irwin Goldstein, MD

Perigee Trade

Raising the Bar aims to educate, pay homage, and raise awareness of the heroes and role models in the international community of disability sports. These first-time portraits and interviews introduce athletes who triumph by sheer grit and determination.

Raising The Bar: New Horizons In Disability Sports

Christopher Reeve

Artemis Joukowsky II

Sports & Outdoors

Umbrage Editions

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