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Relationships
Joseph Hester, Ph.D.
Conflict is inevitable. We see it every day - at work, in schools, within our government, even at home. One of life's most valuable skills is the ability to resolve conflicts and build relationships. Award-winning author Joseph Hester teaches you theses skills using powerful but easy-to-grasp techniques. Dr. Hester's approach has been used successfully in a wide variety of professions, from management to education. Devise a win-win outcome every time!$12.00 detailsbuy
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Ann Vernon and Terry Kottman, editors
Offers specific counseling applications for children and adolescents from leading experts and school counselors. Together, they explain individual, group, and classroom applications of several theories. $42.00 detailsbuy
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E. Perry Good
This guide shows you how to design, organize, and conduct parent programs or in-service workshops for teachers and counselors based on the book Helping Kids Help Themselves. Adults will learn how to foster self-discipline and independence in kids.$25.00 detailsbuy
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Carol Davis and Alice Yang
How can teachers build positive relationships with parents and work with them to support their children's learning? This book offers a wealth of manageable ways. It combines the voice of a master teacher with spotlights of a dozen other teachers in action in rural, urban, and suburban schools. Sample letters and forms are included throughout. [Northeast Foundation for Children]$24.00 detailsbuy
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Purpose
Judith McFadden
Sick of crash diets? Let Judy McFadden teach you how to eat naturally and manage your weight effectively - without resorting to starvation and gimmicky fad techniques. The secret lies in changing your thinking, not in dieting. Step by step, learn to tune into your body's signals so you can avoid eating from habit, or emotion. Also sold in Australia under the title Diet No More.$13.00 detailsbuy
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Robert A. Sullo and Laurie Sullo
This fun workbook companion to Teach Them to Be Happy helps children apply the concepts of control theory to their own lives. Children will enjoy the illustrations and activities while they learn about their basic needs. Appropriate for children ages three to eight.$6.00 detailsbuy
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E. Perry Good
Perry Good explains what you can do if you want to have a happier life. Explore the four parts of your behavioral system and discover how basic psychological needs motivate all of our actions.$13.00 detailsbuy
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D. Barnes Boffey
Barnes Boffey, author of Reinventing Yourself: Becoming the Person You Want to Be, shares his unique thoughts, tales, and reflections on being human in a complicated world. A beautiful book to share with those you care about.$16.00 detailsbuy
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E. Perry Good
We all go through tough times - the loss of a loved one, a career change, relationship problems. Don't despair - it may be that you just need a new direction! Using E. Perry Good's flexible, interactive approach you'll learn the six overall directions that point the way toward a more fulfilling life. Each chapter has specific questions and techniques to help you choose the right road, as well as examples of real people who found their way out of difficult situations. This unique book is structured for maximum effectiveness. Learn how you can take control of your life!$15.00 detailsbuy
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E. Perry Good
Offers counselors a new way to help clients tap into their quality world. Learn how overall direction questions allow counselors to zero in on what their clients really want.$10.00 detailsbuy
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D. Barnes Boffey
Become the person you want to be! Barnes Boffey shows you how to make profound personal changes through the process of reinventing yourself. Learn how to examine your "blueprints" and evaluate whether these basic assumptions and behaviors will lead you to a fully functional life. Avoid the pitfalls of denial and recognize when your behavioral choices are working against you. An essential reference for counselors or anyone struggling with addiction and other tough problems.$13.00 detailsbuy
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Robert A. Sullo
Expanded text offers even more ideas and activities to help teach young children how to lead happier, healthier lives. It is never too early to learn how people are motivated and why they behave as they do. Using the concepts of applied control theory, Sullo explains how we can help children learn to self-evaluate their behaviors and meet their basic needs in responsible, balanced ways. Ideal for home or classroom.$13.00 detailsbuy
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Delores Switzer
Provides teachers and counselors with activities based on In Pursuit of Happiness for children in grades six to twelve. Contains cooperative learning activities, group discussions, writing exercises, role plays, lectures, and novel ways to use multimedia as an instructional tool in the classroom.$15.00 detailsbuy
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E. Perry Good
A valuable tool for group leaders, counselors, and teachers. The Happy Hour Guide is designed to help group facilitators teach the ideas presented in In Pursuit of Happiness. Follow the ten group meetings exactly as presented or use the guide as a springboard to design a format to fit the specific needs of your group. Appropriate for group work with both adults and teenagers.$15.00 detailsbuy
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Jane Williams, Sandra Gilmer, and Mina Cook
Who2Bee: The Inside Story is the first book of a new series which aims to teach basic concepts of Perceptual Control Theory to elementary school students. $15.00 detailsbuy
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Do you want to be happy? Responsible? Successful? Of course, but what must you do to be happy, responsible, and successful? How do you achieve those goals and others? Often, the answer isn't clear. But knowing where to begin is critical.
In these books, you'll learn that we are all internally motivated and that internal standards (or "references") influence our behavior and that of others. Realizing how you act in order to meet these internal standards will help you lead a more satisfying life and will empower you to take small and important steps toward personal transformation.
Understanding behavior is integral to building and maintaining relationships with family, friends, coworkers, neighbors, and anyone else. When you understand why people do the things they do, you are better equipped to self-evaluate, problem-solve, defuse difficult situations, and reach consensus.
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