Patricia: 6176 books

Alzheimer's disease affects millions worldwide, and this figure is compounded by all the involved caregivers, relatives, and friends of those who are afflicted. This touching memoir is about one man, Fred Thompson, who fell victim to this disease, and the reflections of his wife and caregiver, Patricia...

Take your sex life from ordinary to extraordinary with this fun and easy-to-use beginner's guide to authentic Tantra. Explore new and surprising sources of sensual delight with fifty-four Tantric techniques for enhancing intimacy and deepening pleasure. Proving that Tantric lovemaking doesn't have...

Zesta, is a horse of many colors, who helps to guide and comfort all children in their decisions. It is the choices we make in life that teach us through our experiences. These choices can create pleasant experiences or bumpy journeys. Join me in the amazing travel of Zesta as a devoted friend to all children.

Chronic shame is painful, corrosive, and elusive. It resists self-help and undermines even intensive psychoanalysis.　 Patricia A. DeYoung’s cutting-edge book gives chronic shame the serious attention it deserves, integrating new brain science with an inclusive tradition of relational psychotherapy....

You’d think they would be polite enough not to slander our reputations in the manual of mental disorders or at least wait until we all had jobs before talking about the way we are easily distracted, impulsive, and can’t-sit-at-a-desk-all-day. But the American Psychiatric Assn. is not known for...

“Christian Healing” is a profound and thoughtful book filled with wonderful uplifting images that shows us how we can heal ourselves physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. It gives an understanding of healing through the Sacraments of the Holy Catholic Church, healing from Jesus Our...

Death is the one constant in this life. Wherever we are in our life journey, we are all moving towards our death. It is inevitable, yet we resist, ignore and deny this reality. Our lives are all that much richer from knowing they will end someday. Through confronting death, we learn how to live. The...

With the dogged persistence of a pilgrim and the audacity of a mystic, Patricia Hofer offers the sixth and last book in her series of daily studies and devotion. At times proudly assertive, at other times embarrassingly honest, Living Calm opens a window into Hofer's soul, into the...

Healing and wholeness.Comfort and confidence. Spirituality and faith. Continuing life and individuality.If you're seeking any of these things, it's time to open your heart to the world of Living Strong.Unlike Living Large, which took Christian believing into the outer spaces...

Patricia Hughes is ordained with Global Christian Ministerial Fellowship and links with various local, national, and international ministries. She enjoys various facets of the Body of Christ by being involved with various streams of prayer and prophecy, as well as Kingdom apostolic work and international...

The season of Lent challenges us to consciously enter into a process of changing, to let go of selfish attitudes . . . and to grow closer to God! All of life is change and transition. Yet, because change entails an ending and a loss even in the most joyful events, many people find themselves...

From RTBookReviews: With her typical flair for writing exciting adventure that captures readers from the very first, Patricia Rosemoor does it again in HEART OF A LAWMAN (4.5) Tragedy sent Bart Quarrels home to his dying father's side, but there was something wrong at the family ranch. Something...

Hitting Lots of Homeruns in Life is Patricia Hackett’s recollection of a life growing up with the most amazing father in the world, Majelon Manning, who served as a remarkable coach, model, and mentor to many. Manning remained a highly-respected figure in the community throughout his life, and when...

Patricia Morgan's core assumption is that the family is an extremely effective vehicle for raising the welfare of its members. If this is correct it is quite possible that the state can best support the family by doing very little--by not taxing the family heavily and by minimizing the subsidization...