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  The Frightened Fairie

  Kay Brophy

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  Fear is one of the six core human emotions and can occur in a number of situations. The Frightened Fairie is scared of the dark. She struggles to sleep and worries during the day. She turns to her friend who helps her cope with the situation using imaginative ways and realises she's able to deal with 'big feelings' which can go away. This is a book for younger readers to help them learn about their emotions and how to deal with them. Comes complete with reading aids for adults. Beautifully illustrated and written in easy-to-understand rhyme.

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  Integrating Mindfulness into...

  PhD Noga Zerubavel, PhD Terri...

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  As you know, mindfulness is a powerful tool for treating a variety of mental health issues. However, if you're a clinician treating clients who have suffered from trauma, you are also aware that mindfulness can sometimes cause significant stress or discomfort. So, how can you incorporate mindfulness into your treatment—safely and effectively—for improved outcomes? 
   
   
   
  Integrating Mindfulness into Psychotherapy for Trauma offers a transdiagnostic, process-based approach to treating trauma with mindfulness, with interventions that are practical, simple, and easy to teach. You'll learn how to form individualized, trauma-informed case conceptualization and treatment plans, and integrate mindfulness into psychotherapy with a focus on four interconnected mindfulness mechanisms: attentional focus, body awareness, emotion regulation, and changes in perspective on the self. 
   
   
    
  You'll also find a framework for targeting specific trauma symptoms, with an emphasis on when and how to effectively integrate mindfulness into sessions, and a variety of mindfulness practices to help your clients make and sustain treatment gains. Strategies for how to intervene when difficulties such as panic attacks or painful memories arise during a mindfulness practice are also provided, along with discussions of therapist mindfulness and trauma stewardship.

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  Essays: First Series Love

  Ralph Waldo Emerson

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  Love, for Emerson, is neither simple nor sweet. It is a force—wild, untamable, and yet profoundly human. In Love, he explores the deep currents that pull us together and push us apart, not with the softness of romance, but with the clarity of a philosopher who sees love as a transformative, even unsettling, experience. It is not just an emotion, but a vital, unpredictable energy that shapes and redefines us.
  Emerson doesn't idealize love; he insists on its complexity. Love is not confined to the idealized versions we carry in our minds but is found in the messy, uncharted spaces between souls. It disrupts, challenges, and sometimes wounds, yet in its wake, it leaves growth, change, and deeper understanding. It is not meant to comfort us, but to push us beyond who we are—reminding us of our deepest needs and our highest potential.
  Love is not a mere feeling to be enjoyed, but an idea to be wrestled with. It stands as an invitation: to reflect, to confront, to discover. In reading Emerson's words, you may not find an answer to love's mysteries, but you may come to understand why it is, in all its forms, so essential, so urgent, so profoundly human.

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  The Mysterious Druids of Ancient...

  Iain Carter

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  For centuries, the Druids have fascinated historians and mystics alike. Were they wise scholars, powerful sorcerers, or secretive rebels against Rome? Their influence shaped early Britain, yet much of their knowledge has been lost to time. 
  This audiobook uncovers the rituals, beliefs, and legacy of the Druids, separating myth from reality. Explore their connection to nature, role in ancient Celtic society, and encounters with the Roman Empire. Who were the real Druids, and what secrets did they guard? 
  The Mysterious Druids of Ancient Britain is an immersive journey into history, perfect for those intrigued by ancient religions, lost wisdom, and Celtic culture.

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  American Carnage - Shattering...

  Thomas Gabor, Fred Guttenberg

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  Fred Guttenberg, who lost his beloved daughter Jaime in the 2018 Parkland school shooting, and international gun policy consultant Thomas Gabor team up in American Carnage to dismantle some of the most common myths about guns and gun violence. 
   
   
   
  A national disgrace. Over 40,000 die each year as a result of gun violence in America. Gun law reforms could reduce the number of gun deaths per year, but many political challenges stand in the way. A widespread multi-year misinformation campaign and assault on truth by the gun lobby and gun-extremists sows doubt about the dangers posed by pervasive gun ownership and gun carrying, as well as the potential effectiveness of gun laws. 
   
   
   
  Debunking popular gun myths. Countering with strong evidence-based research the many slogans and myths repeated incessantly by spokespersons for the gun lobby and its surrogates is essential if we are to have a society in which kids can attend school safely and people can work and enjoy life without fear of being shot. Over the last thirty years, the NRA's campaign to achieve an armed society has succeeded in persuading many Americans that having a gun in the home or carrying a gun makes them safer. The evidence is overwhelming this is not the case. Tackling this and other myths is critical.

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  Blank - Essays and Interviews

  M. NourbeSe Philip

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  Bla_K is a collection of previously out-of-print essays and new works by one of Canada's most important writers and thinkers.
  
  Through an engagement with her earlier work, M. NourbeSe Philip comes to realize the existence of a repetition in the world: the return of something that, while still present, has become unembedded from the world, disappeared. Her imperative becomes to make us see what has gone unseen by writing memory upon the margin of history, in the shadow of empire and at the frontier of silence.
  
  In heretical writings that work to make the disappeared perceptible, Bla_K explores questions of timeliness, recurrence, ongoingness, art, race, the body politic, and the so-called multicultural nation. Through these considerations, Philip creates a linguistic form that registers the presence of what has seemingly dissolved, a form that also imprints the loss and the silence surrounding those disappearances in its very presence.

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