This workbook helps us to see all our emotions, including anger, as gifts from God and part of what it means to be created in His image and with His help, we can begin to express it in healthy, productive, God-honoring, relationship-building ways.

This workbook shows how to move into our sorrow so we can move through it; moving from asking “why “to “what now”?

Whether your loved one faces addiction, mental illness, or even if you don't know what underlies a change in your loved one's behavior, you need to advise of a trusted team of experts. From finding help all the way to urgent intervention, the authors are your experts to show you the way. 

This is a follow-up volume to Beattie’s groundbreaking work Codependent No More. This book clears up misconceptions about codependency and provides guidance in learning how to be who we are and reclaim our lives by renouncing unhealthy practices.

Certified trauma expert H. Norman Wright shows how to work through loss and come out a stronger person on the other side.

Dr. Nicole LePera, a holistic psychologist, shows readers how to recognize their core beliefs, identify conditioned thought patterns, and tune into their own intuition in a process of reconnecting to their true selves.

This book offers a completely new paradigm and understanding of where our human experience comes from allowing us to end our own suffering and create how we want to feel at any moment.

Based on Philippians 4:6-7, Max Lucado shows how we can invite God to reframe the way we face our fears and win the war on worry.

Allen shows how we allow false thoughts about who we are influence our thoughts about who God is and how he will work in our lives. When we stop our spinning minds and escape toxic thinking patterns, and submit to the mind of Christ, the promises and goodness of God will flood our lives in remarkable ways.

The techniques in this book will help you have less defensive and more effective communications with others.

This book reveals 7 principles that can guide couples on a path toward a harmonious and long-lasting relationship.

In writing this book, Reedy has taken lessons learned from his work in wilderness therapy and shares them with parents who are struggling to learn how to turn their children’s lives and successes over to them.

Dr. Straub draws from his extensive research and personal experience to show parents how they can provide their children a place of emotional safety, the key to raising children who will live, love and lead well.

This is a very practical guide for those journeying through the experience of the loss of a loved one.