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Category: Humanities & Social Sciences
Writing for Bliss: A Companion Journal by Diana Raab (Book Review #529)
Writing for bliss is a self-help book geared toward people who have an interest in planning and writing. The book is used as a form of meditation for people who aspire becoming writers or have fear in doing so, however, have never found the… Continue Reading “Writing for Bliss: A Companion Journal by Diana Raab (Book Review #529)”
10x Your Life: A Practical Guide to Accomplishing Your Dreams By Kit Ryan (Book Review #501)
10 x your life is a self-help book providing the reader a practical way of changing the way they think. The book is designed to teach them how to modify their lives and to be able to achieve their goals.
How to Survive a Family Court by Jessica Stark (Book Review #499)
How to survive a family court is a self-help book written to provide adequate advice on what to do when you are facing a divorce. Having gone through a painful journey getting divorced through the American court system, the author pens a book… Continue Reading “How to Survive a Family Court by Jessica Stark (Book Review #499)”
The Time Miracle by Jean Paul (Book Review #491)
The time miracle is a self-help book designed to assist you in creating a quality life while you are living in this century. The book also emphasizes generating health, money, and fun in a resourceful way.
Psychotherapy for Depression by Sharon DeVinney, Ph.D.
Psychotherapy for Depression by Sharon DeVinney, Ph.D. There are many different approaches to treat depression with psychotherapy. I, of course, have my own thoughts about what works best. But first I need to outline three of the most common psychotherapy approaches: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy – Focuses… Continue Reading “Psychotherapy for Depression by Sharon DeVinney, Ph.D.”
The Archetype of the Number and its Reflections in Contemporary Cosmology by ALAIN NEGRE (Book Review #454)
The Archetype of the Number and its Reflections in Contemporary Cosmology assesses the relationship between science and spirituality in a novel way. By using a transdisciplinary approach the author proceeds to discuss this relationship using archetype numbers. Following the works of physicists such as… Continue Reading “The Archetype of the Number and its Reflections in Contemporary Cosmology by ALAIN NEGRE (Book Review #454)”
Dear You By Derra Nicole Sabo
Dear You By Derra Nicole Sabo Genre: Nonfiction Brief Description: Dear You is a collection of letters written to the people and events that have made the most impactful influences in my life. This book started out as a personal series… Continue Reading “Dear You By Derra Nicole Sabo”
Physician: How Science Transformed the Art of Medicine by Rajeev Kurapati (Book Review #443)
The physician is a medical book referring to the human body and how medicine has advanced by getting physical. Healthcare providers who struggle to deliver a balance between both science and medicine can also benefit from this book. What made this book stand out… Continue Reading “Physician: How Science Transformed the Art of Medicine by Rajeev Kurapati (Book Review #443)”
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