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The Half-Empty Heart: A Supportive Guide to Breaking Free from Chronic Discontent by Alan Downs
You may just
"know"
there is a
problem. You constantly feel frustrated, discouraged, and
stressed. Your life, no matter how wonderful it may look to
outsiders, is just not fulfilling. Neither is your job, or your
relationships. If this describes you, it can't hurt to take a peek at
this book, which discusses low grade depression, an affliction affecting
millions of people in this country - and they don't even know it.
 The Half-Empty
Heart
Fighting for Your Marriage: Positive Steps for Preventing Divorce and Preserving a Lasting Love, New and Revised by Howard Markman, Scott Stanley & Susan Blumberg
After the gown is
packed away comes the reality that marriage is hard. How come no one told
us? This book contains real strategies for making your marriage
stronger. After years of trying to explain to my husband how I felt he
sometimes dismissed my feelings, I did a cartwheel after discovering a whole
chapter on what the authors call "invalidating" your partner's feelings
- one of the most toxic things you can do in a marriage. Well my husband
used to do it - a lot. This book opened his eyes - and saved my
sanity.
Fighting for Your Marriage
How to Calm Down: Three Deep Breaths to Peace of Mind by Fred L Miller
One would be amazed at the power of the breath.
Shallow breathing can perpetuate anxiety and stress. This simple
instruction manual comes to the rescue - keep it in your desk drawer.
How to Calm Down
If Not Now, When?: Reclaiming Ourselves at Midlife by Stephanie Marston
A great find for those at midlife who may be professionally
successful, but emotionally unfulfilled. What are you waiting for? If
you love the ocean that much, maybe you should live there.
If Not Now, When?
The Dance of Anger: A Woman's Guide to Changing the Patterns of Intimate Relationships by Harriet Lerner
Yes, we're angry. We
are expected to go out in the workforce, yet we are still primarily responsible
for everything at home. And the guilt...lets not even go there. This
is one of those books you need to re-read once a year. Very valuable at
dealing with anger, but you need to consciously work on it. If anger is
affecting your relationships, it is time well spent.
The Dance of
Anger
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