This book is One woman's personal battle and victory with depression. The goal of this book is to encourage those readers who are facing depression to know they can be healed from depression. The auth
"Broken No More" is a true story about a devastated girl who sought a prince to escape a childhood dominated by two alcoholic parents-one a mentally ill mother-abuse, panic attacks, depression, abando
This memoir is about me, Ché Harper, and many other young black women falling prey to life's experiences, trials, tribulations, heartbreak, depression, and the mental conditioning of Willie Lynch. We'
The Gallaghers know what happy times look like - they lived in a great neighborhood, a comfortable home, they had a happy marriage, and four beautiful children. But when their family was ravaged by de
A thought-provoking examination of competitive parenting, which can lead to teen suicide, eating disorders, depression, and drug use, delves into the factors that drive parents to pressure their child
No socialist organization has ever had a more profound effect on black life than the communist Party did in Harlem during the Depression. Mark Naison describes how the party won the early endorsement
No Victorian portrait of nervous breakdown is more celebrated than John Stuart Mill's description of his own crisis recounted in his Autobiography. But Mill was only the most notable British Victorian
At no time during the Great Depression was the contradiction between agriculture surplus and widespread hunger more wrenchingly graphic than in the government's attempt to raise pork prices through th
At no time during the Great Depression was the contradiction between agriculture surplus and widespread hunger more wrenchingly graphic than in the government's attempt to raise pork prices through th
It is the Late Depression--Los Angeles, California. There is no more middle class. America's citizenry has turned to the gang grab to feed and clothe themselves, and they have turned to clanning for
Develop a healthy outlook on life and assess your own mental health with this informative guided workbook to staying positive and living life to the fullest―no matter what you’re going through.Do you struggle with stress, worry, anxiety, or depression? The Feeling Good workbook is here to help you take control of your mental health once and for all so you can start finding healthy ways to cope and improve your overall outlook.With prompts, lists, activities, and more, you can learn why different types of mental health disorders exist and determine if you should seek a diagnosis. You’ll learn healthy strategies for dealing with mental illness, process difficult emotions, and map out ways to help you feel happier, more confident, and more fulfilled in life. With expert advice from Dr. Kojo Sarfo, you’ll toss the stigma, have fun completing exercises as you learn positive mental health, and, best of all, accept yourself for who you are.No matter what mental health struggles you’re facing,
