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  Shutting Off the Gas to...

  LPCC-S John Wheeler

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  Gaslighting is more than manipulation-it's the theft of your reality. It makes you doubt your choices, question your truth, and hand over your power to someone else. But here's the secret: gaslighting only works if you supply the fuel. 
   
  Shutting Off the Gas to Gaslighting shows you how to stop feeding the cycle and reclaim your voice. With clarity, humor, and compassion, John Wheeler blends his expertise as a therapist with powerful energetic tools to guide you out of confusion and back into your own awareness. 
   
  You'll learn to: 
  - Spot the difference between influence, manipulation, and gaslighting 
  - Stop self-doubt before it takes hold 
  - Navigate toxic dynamics without losing yourself 
  - Reclaim your freedom through presence, choice, and allowance 
   
  This isn't about fighting the gaslighter-it's about reclaiming you. If you're ready to stop supplying the fuel and start creating your own reality, this book is your roadmap to freedom.

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  All You Need to Know Before...

  Elizabeth Paradiso Urassa

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  How do we ensure that people undertake higher education (HE) only when they have adequate information? Why are there higher numbers of people enrolling into HE studies than ever before? Why are there so many students dropping out of so many institutions? How do we balance learning in HE with our private life? What skills are acquired in HE? What are the challenges associated with learning in HE? These are among the questions the book will attempt to respond to. Indeed, several people begin HE with little or no information about the structure, changes, and practices in HE. Some are not even aware of the skills they desire to acquire and that will be required of them in the job market. People commence HE blindly, partly due to external pressure and partly due to the availability of financial support through scholarships, among other things. This unawareness of what it takes to be a student and the current complexity of HE learning environment have become a stumbling block for many students. This book is designed to provide HE stakeholders (parents, students, institutions, supervisors, teachers, governments, and donor agencies) with information on HE that is otherwise missing. It will help people to make better decisions on whether they need a degree in the first place, and if they do, what kind of skills they will require. The book consists of information that no institution, counsellor, academic supervisor, or scholarly literature will provide to you. (This is the main reason which motivated the author to write this book.) The author has collected useful data from diverse sources and from people who are responsible for implementing the required practices in HE. Moreover, she was able to capture testimony from students who dropped out of higher education. Their experiences will educate and inform readers about situations that may lead to failure or success in higher education learning. It is important to have the right information at the right time and from a reliable source such as this book, and the information in this book will surely benefit the readers to make better decisions before engaging in high-demand HE business, as well as supporting those who decide to join HE to be more conscious about what they need and what is expected of them. Similarly, by reading this book, some may find that they probably do not need the degree they are about to embark on. Information is power!

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  Trapping and retrieval of the...

  José Luis Cabouli

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  Are past lives truly past, or are they simultaneous lives? Is it possible that in traumatic situations we lose a part of our soul? And if so, is it possible to recover the fragment that was lost?
  
  After having written about the basic technique, the space between lives, life before birth, the purpose of the soul, and the influence of lost souls in the genesis of certain emotional disturbances, the author now presents a novel approach to Past Life Therapy based on his experience of his twenty-seven years of clinical practice and more than six thousand regressions conducted.
  
  Soul entrapment, multi-simultaneity, loss and recovery of the soul, promises, pacts, and curses are some of the concepts that shape a new paradigm and a different understanding of Past Life Therapy. A book that revolutionizes the very concept of this therapy—revealing and appealing to the general public, while also serving as a guide for professionals interested in this transpersonal technique.
  
  More than six thousand individual regressions, together with the author's scientific-academic background and his teaching experience in therapist training, endorse this work.

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  The Hyperconnected Mind - How...

  Brian Gibson

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  In The Hyperconnected Mind, readers are taken on a compelling journey through the unseen forces behind today’s digital environment. From the relentless pings of notifications to the addictive pull of infinite scrolling, media and social networks are no longer just tools—we live inside them. And they are reshaping how we think, feel, focus, and relate to one another. 
  With insight drawn from psychology and modern culture, this timely and eye-opening book reveals how platforms are engineered to hijack attention, manipulate emotions, and keep us locked in a loop of distraction and comparison. The myth of multitasking, the rise of anxiety and burnout, and the blurring of identity and reality are not isolated issues but symptoms of a deeper transformation in how the human mind interacts with technology. 
  Yet, the Hyperconnected Mind is more than a diagnosis. It’s a call to awareness. The book offers a clear-eyed look at what’s happening to our mental lives and practical paths toward reclaiming focus, depth, and control in an age of digital noise.

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  Leading Maths - The essential...

  Peter Mattock

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  Leading maths at any school is a unique challenge and comes with pressures not experienced in many other subject areas. The relatively abstract nature of the subject content, combined with the contrasting societal and parental attitudes to mathematics, can complicate communication and stifle progress. Most pupils and parents will recognise the importance of maths but many feel it's perfectly acceptable to be "no good" at it. Leading maths in schools is about managing these contradictions and getting the very best out of every teacher and pupil.
  Offering a fresh perspective and practical strategies for maths teachers and leaders at any level, Leading Mathsexplores how to make the most of a maths leadership role and manage the daily pressures and demands that come with it. Backed up by specific examples from fifteen years of experience leading maths, Peter Mattock goes on to examine the more long-term, strategic view of maths leadership, including how leaders can work with their teams to develop high quality mathematics teaching and learning for all pupils.
  The book covers day-to-day issues that arise when leading maths, in particular results and accountability, as well as difficult situations more generally. It offers useful takeaways at the end of each chapter, with a summary of key points and advice from the chapter. Leading Maths explores how to manage an inspection, developing improvement plans and the appraisal process, before touching on taking maths leadership beyond one specific school and into system leadership.
  In addition to Peter's insight, Leading Maths also contains contributions from other experienced maths practitioners, including Becky Lawrence, Jemma Sherwood, Rhiannon Rainbow and Dave Tushingham. Becky examines some of the specific approaches to leading primary maths, whilst Jemma does the same from her perspective as a maths lead across a large multi-academy trust. Rhiannon and Dave then go on to discuss how to manage significant change from their experience of adapting curriculum and CPD during the COVID pandemic - including the beginnings of their (now famous) book club.
  An essential guide for current, new, or aspiring maths leaders.
   

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  Focus Is My Superpower - An...

  Alicia Ortego

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  Does your child struggle to stay focused, pay attention, or follow directions especially at home or school? 
  Help them discover their inner strength with a heartwarming story that turns everyday challenges into a superpower! 
  Focus Is My Superpower follows Lucas, a bright and curious child who wants to do well but finds his mind wandering. With the help of his wise Grandpa and a magical magnifying-glass technique, Lucas learns how to improve focus, avoid distractions, control impulses, and stay organized skills every child needs to succeed. This story gently supports children who experience ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) traits, busy thoughts, or difficulty staying on task. 
   
  This book helps children: 
  - Build attention skills with a simple, visual magnifying-glass strategy 
  - Develop self-control and learn how to manage impulses 
  - Strengthen task completion by focusing on one step at a time 
  - Gain confidence through small successes and perseverance 
  - Improve organizational skills at home and school with the “Focus Five” method 
  - Understand learning differences through a neurodiversity-affirming message 
  - Practice attention training through everyday routines 
  - Feel calm and steady using techniques that promote feeling calm 
  - Support friendships by sharing focus tools with others 
   
  A must-have for parents, teachers, counselors, and caregivers 
  Use this book to spark conversations about: 
  Attention and learning 
  Staying focused in the classroom 
  Managing distractions 
  Self-control and emotional regulation 
  Building routines and organizational skills 
  Perseverance and doing hard things 
  Understanding neurodiversity and inclusion

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