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  Personality Disorders - Symptoms...

  Derrick Halfson

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  This is a 3-book bundle, which addresses various subtopics, including but not limited to these: 
    
    
  Book 1: Personality disorders can be challenging. I personally know people who have some kind of disorder. It’s different when you interact with them. Not every moment, but the difference is in the details. 
    
  In this short guide, I will touch on various disorders that are more common than you may realize. This includes: 
    
  Schizoid disorders 
  Depressive disorders 
  Postpartum disorder 
  Psychotic disorder 
  Borderline Personality Disorders 
  And some other ones 
    
    
    
  Book 2: Have you ever wondered what the difference is between Bipolar Disorder and narcissism? 
    
  If you have, this book is perfect for you. The two disorders are elaborately described and summarized. Symptoms, causes, and solutions are provided. \ 
    
    
  Book 3: Some disorders are interesting or a little difficult to handle. Others are downright scary. In this book, you will learn about both: The less threatening ones and the psychopathic ones that increase the risk of criminal activity. 
    
  Some disorders you will find in this book are: 
    
  Paranoid Personality Disorder 
  Antisocial Personality Disorder 
  Dissociative Identity Disorder 
  Sexual Desire Disorder 
  Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder 
  Histrionic Personality Disorder 
  Eating Disorders 
  Sadomasochism 
    
  Each of these will be explained and discussed, as well as treatments, their origin, or the symptoms one might face. 
    
  Are you curious yet? Then go ahead and get started.

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  Alchemy of the Mind

  Vanita Dahia

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  Alchemy of the mind offers an engaging and informative look happy and sad brain chemicals. Whether you suffer from stress, anxiety, depression or addictions, one pill may not be the solution. Change your brain with targeted nutritional supplementation using self-help tools in this book.Vanita reveals how to achieve happiness through balance of chemicals that connects the brain with the gut, stress, cravings, addictions, and libido. You biology is in your biochemistry. Testing of brain chemistry with functional pathology maps out a pathway to a targeted natural support for the nervous system.In this book, you will find:The integration of mind, body and brain The play between Serotonin, stress and hormones Underlying causes of mental health Natural options to antidepressant therapyShe uncovers the connectedness of brain chemicals in mood, happiness and depression.This is a must read for anyone interested in the science of the mind.This is your brain changer!

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  The War Against Hope - How...

  Rod Paige

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  A former US Secretary of Education addresses the crisis in public schooling and the role teachers’ unions have played in its decline.  
   
  Something is terribly wrong with America’s public-school system. For decades, we have seen test scores slide or stagnate—today, fewer than twenty percent of our nation’s twelfth graders are proficient in math, and our students rank near the bottom in science and math among the industrialized nations of the world—and achievement gaps persist or widen. 
   
  So who’s responsible for the ongoing failure of our education system? In The War Against Hope, former Secretary of Education Rod Paige pulls no punches in his critical analysis of America’s crisis in the classroom. Without question, the greatest impediment to meaningful school reform is the enormous, self-aggrandizing power wielded by the teachers’ unions. 
   
  In this vital, well-documented book, Paige takes an unflinching look at the power-hungry union leaders who have consistently placed their ambitions ahead of the needs of the teachers and the students whom they claim to serve. He also traces the history of the National Education Association (NEA) from its humble beginnings as an advocate of education excellence to its early radicalization by left-wing ideology. 
   
  The War Against Hope is a disturbing account of the corruption, greed, and skewed values that have assaulted our schools, betrayed our teachers, and forsaken our children for far too long.

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  Dealing With Stress - Coping...

  Behnay Books

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  Stress is a normal feeling that can be caused by many different things. It's important to understand how stress affects our lives so we can take steps to reduce or eliminate it. Here are six ways stress can negatively affect us:Stress can make us lose sleep. When we're stressed, it's difficult to get the sleep we need to function properly the next day. This can lead to problems such as being tired during the day and making mistakes at work or school.Stress can make us lose appetite. When we're stressed, our body releases adrenaline, which makes us feel anxious and irritable. This can make us less likely to eat and eat unhealthy foods, which can lead to weight gain or obesity.Stress can cause us to become an emotional roller coasters ride that never ends in one place for very long.Stress can cause us to have more problems with our health.Stress can make us feel lonely, depressed, and anxious.Stress is the reason why many people suffer from depression, addictions, poor health, and other mental health issues. 
  However, there are many ways to deal with stress and we will discuss them in this book. 
  Stress is something that everyone experiences at some point in their lives. It can come from a lot of different sources and can be very disruptive. However, there are many ways to deal with stress and we will discuss them in this book. Some techniques are more effective than others, but all of them have benefits. By learning about how to manage stress, you can reduce its impact and improve your overall wellbeing. 
  Many people struggle with managing stress in their lives. In This book, you'll learn the best practices for dealing with stress in a healthy way. You'll also find tips on how to reduce your anxiety and improve your overall mood. You can learn how to reduce stress by practicing the techniques that you learn in this book.

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  Bookbuilder - The definitive...

  Lucy McCarraher, Joe Gregory

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  Nothing sells you like a book … but it had better be a good book!
  If you want to create a powerful non-fiction book that serves and attracts your ideal clients while positioning you as the go-to expert in your industry, you need to rethink your entire approach to planning and writing your book.
  Using a unique approach that has been honed over years of working directly with entrepreneur authors, Lucy and Joe show you exactly how to position and structure your book, what to include, how to accelerate the writing process and ultimately write a book that will transform your business while improving the lives of your readers.
  Bookbuilder gives you the tools to:
  • Position and name your book for maximum impact through the 3 Ps
  • Clarify your book's vision and purpose with the AUTHOR framework
  • Craft the perfect introduction via the PLAN model
  • Construct your book piece-by-piece based on the BUILD blueprint
  • Get your book written without the fuss using the WRITER process

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  Analysis and Exile - Boyhood...

  Vivian Heller

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  'When my father was a little boy in Vienna, he told Anna Freud this dream: He is walking on the rim of the white gravel path that leads around the oval pond in the upper part of the Belvedere Gardens. The birds are singing, the sun is out ... Then a blue-black machine with a brilliant array of handles and shafts comes into sight ... The machine comes closer and closer ... He calls out for help as loud as he can, but no one comes to rescue him. There is nothing he can do; the machine grinds him up.'
  
  
  Analysis and Exile: Boyhood, Loss, and the Lessons of Anna Freud is a biography with privileged access to historical events, skilfully narrated through the experiences of a young boy, Peter Heller. Peter attended Anna Freud and Dorothy Burlingham's Hietzing School in 1920s Vienna. While Anna Freud tries to teach little Peter how to overcome his fears, their native Vienna slides into fascism and he is forced to navigate an increasingly dangerous world. When he is eighteen, he flees to England, only to be deported to Canada, where he is interned as a German-speaking foreign national, placed in the same camp as Nazi POWs.
  
  
  This incredible story explores the unfolding events surrounding Second World War through the eyes of a young boy trying to stay alive and find his place in the world. It will appeal to anyone with an interest in the history of psychoanalysis, progressive education, Red Vienna, and the European Jewish diaspora in the Second World War.

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