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Why Did I Marry You, Anyway?
From kisses to quarrels, here's a wise and good-humored guide to marriage that can keep couples happy and wed for life. Arlene Modica Matthews draws on extensive research and her own work as a couples therapist to help newlyweds have a happy, healthy and successful marriage.
How to Manage Your Mother
Mother-daughter conflict is a fact of life, but this insightful and upbeat guidebook will help women of all ages turn frustrating episodes into harmonious exchanges. Nancy Wasserman Cocola is a family psychotherapist. Arlene Modica Matthews is also a psychotherapist and author who has appeared on daytime TV talk shows.
The Engaged Woman's Survival Guide
Are you trying -- and failing -- to plan a wedding that will please everyone in your family and his? Is your mother making you cry -- or vice versa -- at least once a week? Does your father lament "You could have done better?" Do You Sometimes Think He's Right? If this sounds familiar, you may be experiencing a bona fide case of Pre-Marital Syndrome: anxiety, irritability, and trepidation about your impending wedding. Fear not. Many brides-to-be go through what you're going through now, and as a psychotherapist and couples counselor, Arlene Modica Matthews has helped them. The Engaged Woman's Survival Guide was written to deal with the emotional side of getting married that other bridal book...
Making Peace with Your Past
This insightful and respected book shows readers how to unlock past hurts, confront emotional scars, and resolve negative feelings.
Color Smart
Filled with insider secrets that are both fun and fascinating, this is the book that reveals what only the top experts know about color. ColorSmart explains how color impacts all of us and shows you how to use that information. - Back cover.
Expecting Baby
Pregnancy remains one of life's biggest adventures--a time filled with wonderment as well as new thought, feelings, and worries. Wisely and gently, Judy Ford guides new mothers through every month and phase of this very special time. Written in Judy Ford's characteristically warm and supportive style, Expecting Baby is an emotional and spiritual handbook for mothers to help get them through one of life's great adventures: pregnancy. Filled with practical wisdom and insight, Expecting Baby is a great gift of comfort, support and encouragement. From morning sickness, stretch marks and getting support from family and friends to decorating the nursery, food cravings and sex while pregnant, the reader will learn to sift through the troublesome glitches to discover satisfaction and delight in her pregnancy. When she is moody and can't touch her toes, when she's fearful and just wants this baby out, Expecting Baby will help remind her what the journey is all about.
Getting in Without Freaking Out
Is College Planning Driving You Crazy? Somehow, watching as your children decide which schools to apply to is as stressful for you as it is for them. If you’ve found yourself contemplating essay forgery, scheduling five college tours for a single holiday weekend, and obsessively checking the U.S. News and World Report rankings, you may be on the verge of freaking out. But as a parent, it’s important to (try to) remain calm and help keep everything in perspective. Written specifically for parents and their college-bound teens, Getting In Without Freaking Out is an insider’s guide to the application process by professional college coach Arlene Matthews. Years of experience have taught he...
Loving Your Mother without Losing Your Mind
Trusted counselor H. Norman Wright and his daughter, Sheryl, reveal why the mother-daughter relationship doesn't have to control your life or your future. With godly wisdom and practical insights, this book shows readers how to start building a new relationship with their mothers--today.
Excited, Exhausted, Expecting
In this supportive and prescriptive nine-month chronicle, Matthews, a psychotherapist and mother, uses her own experiences and the personal stories of other expectant mothers to explore the profound changes--physical, emotional, and spiritual--that come with pregnancy.
