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Psychological First Aid - Removing the Stigma & Reframing the Way We Think about Mental Illness
"This book is a keeper." Robert G., Ph.D.
"Your book is wonderful!" Marc B., Ph.D. "It's very relatable." Sharon W., EdD. "This book is for everyone. There is not a person on the planet who could not benefit from some aspect of it." Jennifer M. Hard copy available on Lulu
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Friends With Benefits - Never Underestimate the Power of a Cold Nose!
"In this heart-warming book, Dr. Louise B. Miller takes us on an exciting and informative tour through history, documenting the important, and varied, roles that animals have fulfilled for humans throughout the ages. Drawing upon both historical examples and personal testimonies, Dr. Miller illustrates not only the comfort and the companionship but also the practical assistance that animals like dogs, horses, and monkeys can offer to their human handlers.
In an accessible and uplifting way, Dr. Miller showcases the countless ways in which animals continue to better the lives of humans. Dependable sources of practical aid and emotional comfort in the face of unthinkable tragedies such as 9/11, animals are also our allies in everyday life – at work, as essential members of law enforcement and emergency service teams, as well as at home, especially for those who live with debilitating physical and psychological health conditions. Animals are not only man’s best friend – they also have the potential to be man’s eyes, ears, and medicine." - Dr. K. Fender "Your book is a rich volume of feel-good stories, fun facts, and lots of different types, breeds and societal uses of animals. It’s a fantastic read that’s uplifting, informational, and heartwarming all at once in testifying to the enduring importance of animals in our lives" - Kathrine |
Wings Up: You Got This!!!
"This is a great little book!! It's powerful in its simplicity." Pilar G.
"This is a timeless collection of powerful words. Each page is a source of positive inspiration, motivation, and encouragement." Jennifer M. |
