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Pan
In her first book of poetry, Maryann Schacht reveals a remarkable talent as she uses the Greek goat god Pan as a strong metaphor for her poetry and life. Her collection of poems is a treasury of reflection, observation, and wisdom. Her poetic style fits her purpose: spare, clean, and incisive as a bullet for power, delicately descriptive and lyrical for remembrance. Curiosity and exploration run through Schacht's poems like a red thread asking us to sort through complexities, letting us feel joy, sadness and anger. These poems demand our full attention and respect.
A Caregiver's Challenge
A survival guide for caregivers of the seriously ill, this book offers the information and support needed to navigate the stages from initial diagnosis to planning a memorial. Rich with resources, helpful exercises, and questions to explore, this book combines the author's personal experience with her professional expertise as a psychotherapist.
40 Remembered
The efforts of a multitude of individuals who cared only that the Beaver Dam Senior Center existed are honored in these pages. This book chronicles how the people who created the events in these pages went about their work to keep the Beaver Dam Senior Center viable to the older adult in the community of Beaver Dam and surrounding areas. They voluntarily accomplished this with a strong sense of character accomplishing those tasks without need for acclaim or recognition. The pages here reflect excellence in what volunteers can accomplish at a Senior Center, and how those volunteers and their Directors built a Senior Center from the ground up and maintained it for 40 years. This is their story--this is their time to be recognized and respected for what they have done for the older adult population and their community.
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The New Yoga for Healthy Aging
One in five Americans is now moving toward the age bracket of "sixty and beyond," and while many are calling sixty the "new forty," this milestone is the perfect time to take stock in good health. One form of exercise that is proven to prevent or alleviate a host of physical and mental ailments for the last 5,000 years is yoga. Now, under the guidance of a qualified and well-known Iyengar yoga teacher, who is also the author of The New Yoga for People Over 50, readers can reap the benefits of yoga with this gentle and clear guide written specifically with today's baby boomers in mind. Filled with clear instructions, including the use of yoga props and modified poses, plus crisp follow-along ...
