Bullying Book

Faith Wood is a Behaviorist, Certified Professional Speaker, Author, hypnotist, and handwriting analyst. She became interested in Behavior Psychology while she worked as a law-enforcement officer. It occurred to her, if she knew what people really wanted, and what the motives behind their actions really were, she could do her job much more efficiently. Since she decided to hang up her handcuffs, she has traveled the world, helping people all along the way to better understand their behaviors, and how they impact others. Wood has taught thousands how to tap into the area of the brain that controls actions, which in turn, offers a new way of thinking and a new way of life. There is no doubt that she leaves a lasting impression on everyone she touches. Faith is a mother of four.  Currently, she lives with her husband in Airdrie, Alberta, Canada.

Book Links:
The Graduating Bully:   http://www.buybooksontheweb.com/product.aspx?ISBN=0-7414-7202-3
Taking the bully by the Horns (Student Bullying: http://www.buybooksontheweb.com/product.aspx?ISBN=0-7414-7202-3

Ava, After the Divorce by Stephanie Danner

Bio:  Author Stephanie Danner graduated with a degree in Psychology and began teaching. She has enjoyed working at the secondary level for thirteen years. Stephanie is also an independent certified speaker and coach with the John Maxwell Team. After enduring a divorce, she was inspired to create a lovable character with which young girls could identify.  Her hope for this children’s book is for kids to see the experience of divorce as an opportunity to learn coping strategies which result in a perpetual optimistic viewpoint.  Stephanie resides in Virginia with her two daughters.

You can order it from amazon or straight from the publisher: http://www.amazon.com/Ava-After-Divorce-Inspiring-Journey/dp/1631225871 or https://www.tatepublishing.com/bookstore/book.php?w=978-1-63122-587-1

How To Create An Aggressive Child: Even If You Are Not Really Trying by Vivian D. Logan, LMSW

Members are able to receive $1.00 off their book purchase by obtaining their copy from the createaspace.com website and entering the code:VMETBNJL.

My family migrated from South Carolina to Buffalo, NY (yes snow country!) when I was three months old. Although we have been in New York as long as I can remember; as the oldest of five, I was still raised with old school, southern values and traditions. These values have helped me to establish a solid foundation….for everything. I have worked in the Human Service field and in the field of social work for 20 years, as a Licensed Masters Social Worker; prior to that I received my undergraduate degree in Psychology. I am at my personal best when working with families and children and those diagnosed with mental health disorders. Additionally, I am in the process of finalizing work on my doctorate degree in Educational Leadership and Administration. I have been a part-time consultant for the last 14 years; and hope to return to consulting full-time – as I love the freedom of working on different projects with different people. My greatest passions are gardening and perhaps, maybe… shoe shopping (just a bit of denial).  When I have free time I enjoy spending it entertaining friends, mentoring, listening to music, reading, cooking, and working out – in that order. Check out my website at www.thebennurising.com.

 

101 Jokes for Kids: A Free, Printable Joke Book from Grandparents
Share some belly laughs with the grandkids with our hilarious collection of puns, riddles, and knee-slappers.

Raising Money-Smart Kids in a Debt-Filled World
In Smart Money Smart Kids, financial expert and best-selling author Dave Ramsey and his daughter Rachel Cruze equip parents to teach their children how to win with money. Starting with the basics like working, spending, saving, and giving then moving into more challenging issues like avoiding debt, paying cash for college, and battling discontentment, Dave and Rachel present a no-nonsense, common-sense approach to changing your family tree.

 
Out of Control

This book turns the traditional notion of parenthood on its head; shifting the epicenter from a linear, parent-to-child relationship, to a mutual, circular, parent-with-child, relationship. In this new paradigm, the focus of the parenting dynamic is not so much on the spiritual and emotional development of the child, as it is of the parent. Here, the child is recognized not only as the emotional receiver of its parent's psychological and spiritual legacy, but as the usher of its parent's psychological and spiritual transcendence. The child is seen as filled with the potential to spark a deep transformation within its parents - provided its parents are willing and able to invite such an internal change. Once the paradigm shifts from the parent as "know-it-all" to one where the parent is learning alongside the child, then power, control and dominance become words of an archaic language. Instead, mutual kinship and spiritual partnership become the focus on the parenting journey. The pillars of the Ego crumble as the parent realizes that capacity of the child to transport them into a state of soul and presence. The call to conscious parenting realizes, at its core, that children possess the ability to enter into a state of presence far beyond the capacity of adults. It is here that we as parents,  are given the opportunity to create internal change and begin to uncover the art of living in the present.

 

While other books focus on the child, and the ability of the parent to create change in the child, this book does the opposite. It focuses on the transformation of the parent - and the parent's ability to "use" the role of parent to bring about psychological growth. Here, the parent realizes that the art of parenting lies not on clever techniques or quick fix-its, but instead on one's capacity to enter into a state of communion with the self - the parent's own self. Once the relationship to one's own inner state of wholeness is established, then the capacity for a spiritually restorative relationship with one's child is infinitely possible. This book reveals the undeniable truth: our children are the mirrors to our forgotten selves; if we were willing to look in the mirror we would find the way back to our essence.

WHY IT IS TIMELY:

 

Something is drastically way off center. Our children are over-medicated and over-diagnosed; our prison system is bursting at its seams; the suicide rate of college students around the world is on the rise; marriages are falling apart at a higher rate than ever before. The miasma of emotional dysfunction and spiritual impoverishment is spreading exponentially. We can look for endless solutions, but the truth is in plain sight: we have lost our ability to be conscious. It is this lack of consciousness that is having a devastating impact on our children and the world they will inhabit in the future. Our children are growing up with love, perhaps, but with a dearth of mindfulness. As parents, we are unconsciously passing on an inheritance of psychological pain and emotional voidness. Our children are paying too heavy a price for this lack of consciousness. The time has come for us to heal our children and their future. The time has come to shift the entire paradigm of parenting on its head. The time has come for parenting to be about what it has always meant to be: the parent. This book does not provide the ease of comfort most parenting books provide in allowing the parent to focus on the child. This book does not allow for any such safe illusion. Instead, this book stays true to its message that children can be raised into conscious adults only when its parents have allowed themselves to be raised into a higher state of consciousness.

 

BIO:

Shefali Tsabary, Ph.D., received her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University, New York.  Dr. Shefali was exposed to Eastern mindfulness at an early age and integrates its teachings with Western psychology. It is this blend of East and West that allows her to reach a wide audience around the world. Her ability to appeal to both a psychologically astute audience and a consciousness-driven one, marks her as one of a kind.

Dr. Shefali has worked with a varied demographic; from survivors of the Tsunami to women from a third-world country; from inner city youth to suburban families; from the elderly and infirm, to corporate leaders. In addition, she has lectured extensively on Mindful Living and Conscious Parenting around the world. She currently has a private practice in New York where she works with clients across the spectrum. Her first book, "It's a Mom: What you should know about the early years of motherhood" was released by Penguin and debuted on the Indian bestseller list for four weeks. This is her second book.

Parenting Without a Partner - Raising Happy Healthy Children by Yourself

Olivia Sanborne is a writer who has just emerged into the literary world. She has been writing for a long time; however, she has just recently decided to share her thoughts and dreams in the form of books and novellas.

Most of what she writes about comes from her lifetime experiences, even the how-to books. For example if you have read her ebook How to Reduce Stress Now, she IS the single mother who decided to go back to college while she worked 2-3 part-time jobs. She did all of this and graduated with a 3.67 GPA!

She’s also had experiences which led to writing about academics, management, children, and parenting. Olivia is currently an Instructor of English, Writing, and Critical Thinking at a Business Career College where she shares her vast knowledge with her students. She has three children and 13 grandchildren, as well as a new great-granddaughter. She writes in the evenings and on weekends and loves every minute of it!

When Divorce Do Us Part: How to Live and Love Again

by Hogan Hilling
Hogan Hilling is the author of a revolutionary book of hope for divorcees titled "When Divorce Do Us Part: How to Live and Love Again", (Motivational Press, 2013). Hilling has appeared on Oprah and ABC's Documentary The Story of Fathers and Sons. Hilling is also the author of five fatherhood books. He also served as a facilitator for the St. Andrews Divorce Recovery Workshop in Newport Beach, California. Hilling is known as The Divorce Guru and provides a consultation service for spouses in the divorce press. His website address is www.thedivorceguru.com.

One Night of Candy Cane Dreams
Crystal's Christmas Tree Hunt

by Mary Bockin Fancher
Mary Bockin Fancher spent her childhood in what was at that time a small town, Yardley, PA.  This is where all of her dreams began.  Having worked with children for many years, she is now retired, living in San Ramon, CA where she is working on her next book. 

What Makes a Family by Gil Bar-Sela
Gil Bar-Sela is the creator of OOTO, a company that creates unique educational tool that celebrate diversity. He is also a grownup to Sareen, who lives with her two mothers, Shellie and Allegra. What Makes a Family? is Gil’s first book. Gil lives is Seattle, Washington with his partner, Tom.
http://www.ootofamilies.com/

See You Tomorrow

by Gary Matloff, PH.D.
"I am a licensed psychologist and nationally certified school psychologist, who specializes in treating children and teens through college for a variety of behavioral, social, and emotional concerns.  Having earned my Ph.D. in School Psychology from the University of Florida, Specialist Degree in School Psychology from Northeastern University, and Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology from Fairleigh Dickinson University, my well-rounded education and training equips me with the ability to understand and treat problems from a multitude of perspectives. I have been providing clinical and psychoeducational services for the past twenty years in a variety of settings, including community mental health centers, day treatment, residential, and public schools, and private practice.

I am also a father, who adopted my two sons from Brazil when they were eight and eleven years old, as I narrated in my book, See You Tomorrow . . . Reclaiming the Beacon of Hope. I understand first-hand the joys and challenges involved in raising children today, enriching my ability to relate with parents at their level.

The book is available pretty much anywhere online - paperback or e-reader (i.e., Amazon, Barnes & Noble) or directly through High Street Publishing on my website: www.psyched4kids.com"