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Recommended Books/Resources Healers on Healing Authors are various renowned
experts writing on the basis of healing "...a grand synthesis of heartfelt
thinking that offers a treasury of profound insights for people in the healing
profession..." (book cover) Wounded Healers: Mental
Health Workers' Experiences of Depression, Rippere and Williams, editors Personal experiences of depression written by mental health
workers. "A travel guide" written by several who have been there.
"...this book aims to stimulate wider discussion of this overlooked topic,
which has implications for mental health in the professions generally."
(book cover) Three book set by Oriah
Mountain Dreamer: The Invitation ...a declaration of intent,
a map into the longing of the soul, the desire to live passionately,
face-to-face with ourselves and skin-to-skin with the world around us...fresh
and spirited call to live life more passionately and honestly. (book cover) The Dance; How to Live
Soulfully Every Day Picks up where The Invitation
left off, taking the ideas
deeper...explores our ability to open up to the adventure of living, facing
love, sorrow and anger, and learning all they have to teach us. (book cover) The Call; Discovering Why
You are Here Completes the trilogy,
showing us why we are here and why we must each undertake that journey, from longing to
living fully and deeply in the world. (book cover) Daily Affirmations for
Compulsive Eaters; Beyond Feast or Famine by Susan Ward, LCSW Daily messages of courage
and hope to help you establish a positive relationship with food -- and with
yourself...for those of us who have problems with food -- either because we eat
too much or because we eat too little. (book cover & Intro) Eating in the Light of
the Moon; how women can transform their relationships with food through myths,
metaphors, and storytelling by Anita Johnston, PhD Inspires women to free
themselves from disordered eating by discovering the metaphors that are hidden
in their own life stories...sheds new light on women's struggles with eating
and offers hope for all who want to be free. (book cover) Going to Pieces Without
Falling Apart; a Buddhist Perspective on Wholeness, Lessons from Meditation and
Psychotherapy by Mark Epstein, M.D.
(psychiatrist) Weaving together the
accumulated wisdom of his two worlds--Buddhism and Western psychotherapy,
Epstein shows how "the happiness we seek depends on our ability to balance
the ego's need to do with our inherent capacity to be" ...can help us manage our most powerful
emotions--and make us feel more alive and whole in the process. (book cover) Links
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