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Bringing together a Judeo-Christian anthropology with biological and psychodynamic theories of human development and sexuality, psychologist Joseph Nicolosi details the therapeutic techniques of reparative therapy he has developed over the past decades.Written in three parts, the book first describes the nature of the psychodynamics of same-sex attraction as understood in the reparative therapy approach. The second part describes the various phases of treatment. The final part deals with walking clients through the process of grieving and the healing of their wounding.Endorsed by numerous notable leaders in psychotherapy, Nicolosi offers practical guidance for counselors and therapists who want to offer reparative therapy to those seeking change.Revised edition with new chapter on EMDR.

Language: English, Binding: Paperback, Number of pages: 240, Publishers: Thames & Hudson, ISBN-13: 9781760762018, Date of issue: 2021

Now available in a Pocket Size 4.37x7" for those times the full size edition is too bulky. Includes all the lessons from volume one.'The Way of the Heart' is a collection of Jeshua's teachings, faithfully transcribed from the original channeled a

This new edition of The Power of Feminist Theory: Domination, Resistance, Solidarity explores the work of a diverse group of theorists of power to construct a new feminist conception of power. It is an essential text for students exploring feminist analyses of power, feminist theory and feminist political thought. In this new second edition of The Power of Feminist Theory: Domination, Resistance, Solidarity, Amy Allen diagnoses the inadequacies of previous feminist conceptions of power, and draws on the work of a diverse group of theorists of power, including Michel Foucault, Judith Butler, bell hooks, and Hannah Arendt, in order to construct a new feminist conception of power.The conception of power developed in this book enables readers to theorize domination, resistance, and solidarity, and, perhaps more importantly, to do so in a way that illuminates the interrelatedness of these three modalities of power. The new edition of this foundational text includes substantial new material on intersectionality and power, transnational feminism and power in relation to homonationalism and neo-imperialism, and empowerment feminism. It addresses important criticisms of Foucault, Arendt, and Butler that have been raised by Black feminists, critical philosophers of race, postcolonial theorists, and Marxists.The Power of Feminist Theory: Domination, Resistance, Solidarity is an essential text for students engaging with feminist analyses of power, feminist theory and feminist political thought.

If your child looked up at you tonight and asked, "If God is everywhere, is He inside my cereal bowl?" or "How can Jesus be God and a man at the same time?" would you feel ready to answer?As parents, guardians, and pastors, we want our children to have more than just a handful of disconnected Bible stories. We want them to have a foundation that can't be shaken. We want them to know not just what the Bible says, but how it all fits together into one beautiful, life-changing truth.In a world full of loud voices and confusing messages, our kids need more than "moral lessons," they need the bedrock of Christian doctrine. They need Systematic Theology.Systematic Theology for Kids by John Dolton is a year-long journey designed to take the deep, heavy truths of the faith and put them on the "bottom shelf" where children can reach them. This isn't a dry textbook meant for a library; it is a warm, engaging, and practical guide for the dinner table and the bedtime routine.What Makes This Book Different?Most theology books for children either water down the truth until it's lost, or use language that is too stiff for a seven-year-old. John Dolton finds the perfect middle ground, using a "7-Chapter Story" framework that keeps kids engaged from Genesis to Revelation.Each of the 52 weekly lessons includes:The "Big Wonder" Question: Real-life questions kids actually ask to spark immediate interest.The "Earthly Mirror": Simple, everyday metaphors, like LEGOs, flashlights, and soccer teams, to make invisible truths visible.The "God-Word" Breakdown: Clear, kid-friendly definitions of big terms like Justification, Omniscience, and The Trinity.The Scriptural Anchor: One primary verse explained as a "secret" to be discovered.The "Jesus Connection": A clear line drawn from every doctrine straight to the Cross.Theology in the Wild: A practical, hands-on activity to move the lesson from the head to the heart and hands.Parent's Deep End: A sophisticated insight to keep adults growing right alongside their children.Over the course of one year, you will lead your child through every major pillar of the faith, including:The Bible: Why we can trust it as our perfect map.God the Father: His power, His presence, and His unchanging love.Humanity & Sin: Understanding who we are and why the world is broken.Jesus Christ: The Hero of history and our living Best Friend.The Holy Spirit & The Church: How God helps us and the family He gives us.The Future: The hope of the New Earth and the forever party.Our children are capable of grasping "Big Truths" if we are willing to teach them. Don't leave your child's spiritual foundation to chance. Give them the gift of a clear, biblical worldview that will act as a compass for the rest of their lives.Start the journey today. Pick up your copy of Systematic Theology for Kids and begin building a legacy of faith, one week at a time.

Let's count with the Numberblocks! Based on the award-winning CBeebies show, this early learning workbook provides a fun and accessible first step into maths. Filled with engaging activities, the Numbers and Counting workbook will help children learn to recognise numbers 1 to 5, understand their value, begin counting in order and develop key maths skills all with the help of their Numberblock friends! Autorid: Numberblocks

Recovering from a factory accident that nearly claimed his eyesight, a young John Muir ventured into the foothills of California's Sierra Nevada Mountains. The flowers, wildlife, and rock formations he saw during the summer of 1869 changed how he would look at nature forever. Recollected at the end of his life from early journals and sketches, this ecstatic personal narrative gives insight into the forward-looking nature lover who would become known as the father of the nation's parks system. To read this book is to become Muir's hiking partner, sharing in "a glorious botanical and geological excursion" that would blaze the trail for the modern-day environmental movement.