by John J. Ratey & Eric Hagerman (2008)
A groundbreaking exploration from Harvard psychiatrist John Ratey demonstrating how aerobic exercise elevates neurochemicals, rewires neuroplasticity, and beats stress, depression, addiction, and cognitive decline.
Jean Vanier & John Swinton
Mental health : the inclusive church resources is written to help your own church to be equipped to welcome all people who live with mental health issues. It contains first-hand personal experiences of people who have felt excluded from churches because of their mental, a "theology of mental health" by Jean Vanier and John Swinton and a resource section containing addresses, websites and practical advice.
zhu bian Ma Jianqing
Yan jiu le da xue sheng xin li de zhong zhong wen ti, ti chu le ke xing de cuo shi. nei rong you : da xue sheng chang jian de jing shen ji bing ji qi fang zhi, xin li cuo zhe yu kuo ying, hai you xue xi, xing, lian ai xin li wei sheng deng.
Miriam Jacobs and Barbara Dinham
This book focuses on the widely overlooked area of gender issues in pesticide use, and its repercussions on women. In many societies, most work in the fields is done by women rather than men. As a result, not only are more women than men often exposed to pesticides, but the toxic effects impact on women in specific physiological ways. The information in this volume documents this and makes clear the urgent need for more systematic attention to gender issues in pesticide and sustainable agriculture-related research and action.
Andrew Kneier
"This guidebook delves into the top topics and concerns that psychologist Andrew Kneier's 7,500 cancer patients have brought up during therapy, from family to faith, suffering to resilience"--