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A personal journey into deafness and an extensive compilation of resources relating to the cochlear implant.

This book allows to monitor child's progress, identity the reasons for emotional and psychological differences in siblings, and even determine how parenting strategies should changes as child grows. promote your child's development from birth through age 10.

This is a must have workbook that will help you to organize key information, such as family history, benefit entitlements, financial assets, estate plans and end of life wishes in one place. This information is very important to have available for family members and caregivers to access to in time of need.

Work stress, worry, anxiety, fatigue? Want to learn meditation, mindfulness, time-management, balance, and efficiency? Active Relaxation is a practical guide for anyone, from executives to mothers, to students, to laborers, who wants to be more productive and less anxious. It contains a plethora of simple and effective tools that help the reader reduce stress and achieve balance. The book is aimed toward people who want to live a more relaxed and balanced lifestyle, but have no time for traditional forms of relaxation, have tried them without success, or fear that relaxing may sacrifice their success.

This book features the stories and interviews of over thirty birth mothers, adoptive mothers, and adoptive daughters. Some issues that are explored are open and closed adoption, cross-cultural adoption, the birth record debate, the experience of biracial

This author tries to help us gain greater understanding of what it means to be the child of an alcoholic, and how this process evolves over time. Also useful for children of other types of dysfunctional families.

This updated edition addresses recent changes in the standard of care for breast cancer, and covers a range of topics to help you navigate the possibilities and challenges.

Written by a physician, herself a cancer survivor, for the layperson. She discusses the physical and medical factors involved in recovery, but also the financial, emotional, and day-to-day issues.

The author, diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis herself, describes the emotional journey from the crisis of diagnosis to living with a chronic illness.

Social psychologist Jessie Gruman offers a practical and sensitive approach to moving through the initial period after a serious diagnosis. With tips on navigating the healthcare system, getting second opinions, finding the best information, this book is