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Sandra Parker Dance
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The Eye of the Storm
This book is a very personal account of a woman's journey through depression. In The Eye of the Storm, Sandra Parker writes about her struggle with depression and how she fought her way back. While the book tells about this one woman's struggles, it will promote thought for many women who have fought hard to keep going even though the down times can be exhausting. The Eye of the Storm gives an account on how to go about empowering oneself and finding the happiness we all deserve. Facing the loss of a loved one along with financial difficulties, this single Mom who struggled so hard through life to keep her head above the water, succumbs to the apathy she feels. Ignoring all that is good around her, she does not want to leave her room. By the Grace of God, one day she wakes up from this dilemma and decides that she will survive. She begins by accepting responsibility fo her part in the mess she is in and then she proceeds to make peace with the pains that have haunted her all along. The subject of the book is not a happy one, but the book itself is inspiring and its words will reach many.
Embracing Unrest
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Embracing Unrest: Harness Vulnerability to Tame Anxiety and Spark Growth
Within you is a remarkable force for growth. All you need to do is learn to embrace it. Through her thirty years of clinical practice, esteemed psychologist Sandra Parker has seen how what troubles us arises from everything we do to avoid experiencing the vulnerability of our inner lives. Anxiety, intimacy problems, and depression all stem from the conscious and unconscious ways we bypass our experiences. Do you feel free to follow your dreams or are you hampered by self-doubt? Can you stay present in the moment, or are you tormented by worry or regret or a frantic need to keep busy? Do you feel hopeless or self-attacking when faced with your human vulnerability? Does it seem you ought to fe...
Mediterranean Diet For One Cookbook
Indulge in the flavors of the Mediterranean with our "Mediterranean Diet For One Cookbook." Discover over 100 delicious and healthy recipes tailored for single servings. Effortlessly manage portion sizes for effective weight loss and better health. Follow a simple and easy-to-adhere diet plan designed for your convenience. Visualize your culinary creations with stunning pictures included for each recipe. Embrace the Mediterranean lifestyle and savor every meal while achieving your health goals.
What Month Is It?
A young boy's year of traveling to cities in the United States introduces the months of the year, numbers from one to twelve, and the concept of alliteration.
Barnacles on the Dinghy of Life
A collection of humorous verse, reflecting the everyday events that have an impact on people as they face common problems in life and to reminisce on the memorable happenings of the journey.
Home Material
An anthology of fiction by eight women that reveals a literary tradition that begins on the frontier in the 1830s, and extends to a retrospective re-creation of the Western Reserve's frontier culture at the close of the century. The women explore the state's places and contemporary idiom in a variety of styles, but all attempt to define the frontier experience from their particular perspectives as Ohio women. No index. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
After the Western Reserve
In her fiction, Jessie Brown Pounds preserved the flavor of Ohio's rural village culture as the nineteenth century drew to a close. This anthology rediscovers Pounds's varied works and reminds modern students that Middle-Western culture included women writers as social critics and mythmakers. Included are short stories, sketches, one undated short story published posthumously in 1921, and Rachael Sylvestre, a first-person historical novel written in 1904.
Janine
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