Starr and Weiner explore the sexual activity and attitudes of men and women over sixty as they point out that sexual activity is just as good for the old as it is for the young

The Starr-Weiner Report on Sex and Sexuality in the Mature Years

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Weiner, Marcella Bakur

Starr, Bernard D.

Psychology & Counseling

McGraw=Hill

Psychology, Family Studies, Sociology

The "Oh, What a Wonderful Wedding" Book

Politics & Social Sciences

Reed, Diane M.

Social Sciences

PRENTICE/HALL

Old People Are a Burden, But Not My Parents

Something inside each of us beckons the spirit. Unfortunately, most people's lives are so full of work, family, and other commitments that there is little time for soul-nurturing practices. To help us all find joy in these hectic times, Prima introduces The Sacred Portable Now. This universal and practical book guides readers through spiritual exploration in their everyday lives. Even the simplest daily acts, such as tying a shoe, can serve as vehicles for spiritual growth. The Sacred Portable Now offers a mixture of encouragement and advice that help readers recognize their role in ordinary life processes. Crossing lines of religious preference and levels of experience, this book offers simple methods for discovering new spiritual heights.About the Authors Daniel Singer is certified as a Teacher of the Alexander Technique and is a psychophysical educator. He has taught throughout the United States and maintains a private practice in New York City. Dr. Marcella Bakur Weiner is a fellow of the American Psychological Association and has written or contributed to 20 books, including The Starr/Weiner Report on Sex and Sexuality in the Mature Years. She is also the co-host of a radio talk show, Choices, on WEVD-AM New York.

The Sacred Portable Now: The Transforming Gift of Living in the Moment

Singer, Daniel

Philosophy

Prima Pub.

The Problem Is the Solution: A Jungian Approach to a Meaningful Life

Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Jung said that a life without meaning is unlived. Today our secular worship of the material, the superficial, and the instantly gratifying is as powerful as any ancient idol worship. While our problems appear to be the enemy, they are really our secret allies, and by wrestling with them we become whole. Weiner and Simmons show us how to rely on the natural, spontaneous images that emerge from our dreams, daily life, relationship problems, and symptoms as the seeds of our own healing. We must recognize that our problems have not been randomly inflicted on us; they have a purpose, to act as guideposts pointing the way toward healing and wholeness.

Jason Aronson

Stein & Day Pub

Toodles the turkey hates her "gobble," and she decides she'll trade it in for another animal's more pleasant sound. "She asked the duck for his Quack/and the goose for his Clack/the crow for her Caa-aaw, the ca t for Mee-oow/And they all said 'No Way!'" By the end, though, Toodles has used her hated "gobble" to save the day! With lively rhymes and b right, funny illustrations, this is a hilarious and endearing lesson i n self-acceptance and self-esteem.

I Want Your Moo!: A Story for Children About Self-Esteem

Neimark, Jill

Magination Pr

The Theory And Practice Of Self Psychology

First published in 1987. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

White, M.

Mental Health

Routledge

Toodles is a turkey who despises the sound of her "gobble gobble," her spindly legs, and her brown feathers. She just doesn't like herself at all! So she goes in search of a new voice, thinking it will bring her happiness. In this goofy, fun-filled quest, Toodles discovers that she's just the way she's meant to be, "gobble gobble" and all.I Want Your Moois a silly and funny lesson in self-acceptance and self-esteem. And it's perfect to read aloud to kids! This new edition contains playful illustrations and a "Note to Parents", written by the authors, that provides practical ways to help parents help their kids feel great about themselves! 32 pages. 8" x 10". Full-color illustrations. Ages 4-8.

I Want Your Moo: A Story for Children About Self-Esteem

Self-Help

Self-Esteem

Toodles and Teeny: A Story About Friendship

When Toodles meets Teeny, they hit it off right away and are soon together all the time, to the exclusion of all Toodles' other friends. When the barnyard friends begin to feel left out, Toodles realizes that friendship can be best when it's shared.Learning to build friendships is one of the ways children develop into well-rounded, emotionally healthy human beings and Toodles and Teeny encompasses all that complexity and demonstrates the importance of friendship in the lives of children.2012 Gold Medal Winner, Mom's Choice Awards

Children's Books

Growing Up & Facts of Life

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