1) Breast Cancer
This guide encourages readers to work with their practitioners as it considers a variety of approaches, all explained in clear, non-technical language. The readers will discover how to find the right caregiver and how to best complement conventional medical treatment with alternative medicine. How to be healed without necessarily being "cured", how to incorporate traditional Chinese medicine. The right diet to choose, the best vitamins, minerals and natural foods and the specific benefits - making this the source to help patients take control of their treatment, assuage their fears and get them on the road to healing.
Authors: Dean Ornish
Publishers: Atria Books
Date of Publication: 2003
No. of pages: 478
2) Back Talk
This book gives a simple and specific four step program for ending backtalk and restoring balance in relationships between parents and children from preschoolers to teens. One learns how to recognize backtalk, how to choose and enact a response that will make sense to both parents and backtalker, and when to disengage from the struggle and move forward. The book is full of advice and encouragement as well as suggestions on how to keep tract of what works and what doesn't.
Authors: Audrey Ricker and Carolyn Crowder
Publishers: Simon & Schuster
Date of Publication: 1998
No. of pages: 176
