Coping with Problems & Illness

The wise and inspiring book from the bestselling author of The Last Act of Love.

Highly respected counselor guides those who suffered physical, sexual, or emotional abuse as a child to move beyond the lasting impact of that abuse to a healthier future.

Practical advice informed by spiritual insights for carers and sufferers.

The author tells the story of her faithful dog, Jack, whom she loves unconditionally and cares for. As he begins to ail and battle with his health, she suffers deeply, but finds ways to deal with the anxiety and emotional turmoil that sometimes overwhelms her.

Since the McKenzie Method was first developed in the 1960s, millions of people around the world have successfully used it to end chronic back and neck pain. Now, Robin McKenzie combines and enhances his bestselling books into one volume with a new chapter on relieving shoulder pain. 7 STEPS TO A PAIN- FREE LIFE explains: * Common causes of lower back, shoulder and neck pain * The vital role discs play in back and neck health * Easy exercises that alleviate pain immediately 7 STEPS TO A PAIN- FRE

Society turns a blind eye to people with eating disorders as they are often considered as merely seeking attention. This is extremely ignorant as it goes way beyond that,’ says Finding Sarah's troubled but captivating protagonist, 26-year-old Sarah Picton.

How to beat gambling addiction - for good.

A practical book on using nutrition and exercise to help prevent and treat Alzheimer's disease and dementia.

Asthma is a common chronic inflammatory condition of the airways which appears to be increasing throughout the United Kingdom. This book focuses on asthma from the patients' perspective and takes a proactive approach the the management of asthma. It includes practical help, helpful case histories and self management plans.

Stop the little details from overtaking your life with this internationally bestselling guide - now reissued in a vibrant new package.

Many people have turned to twelve-step programs for help with addictions. But where is the incredible power of Christ? Here Anderson provides a positive, alternative model of recovery: that true freedom comes from realizing our identity in Christ.