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"This is a unique and important book, and one of the　most comprehensive manuals for conducting replicated single-case experiments to　date. The book is invaluable for all curious clinicians and scientist　practitioners who wish to improve　the quality of care in an evidence-based way.　It provides not only the theoretical background of the "one person trial", but　also elegantly provides building blocks needed to plan, conduct and analyse person-focused　single-case　experimental designs in a clear and thoughtful manner."　Johan W.S. Vlaeyen, Professor of Behavioral Medicine, Chair of Health Psychology Research, University of Leuven, Belgium, and Maastricht University, Netherlands.


"This impressive textbook distils Professor Morley’s lifetime expertise into a single, easily accessible resource – an essential read for trainees and professionals in clinical psychology and related fields."

Chris Barker, Professor of Clinical Psychology, University College London. 

"This superb book is a must-read for all applied psychologists and students. In it, Stephen Morley successfully integrates methodology and purpose in Single Case Design (SCD) with deceptive ease. Its clarity and focus makes this book the definitive work for single case studies and single case experimental design. It clearly captures the essence and value of SCD in both clinical and research contexts in a highly readable way, and will be the definitive text in the field. This book successfully re-invigorates our understanding of a crucial research tool in psychology." 
Paul Salkovskis,Professor of Clinical Psychology and Applied Science, University of Bath.

A Practical Guide

Single Case Methods in Clinical Psychology

'A new version, by Mike Poulton, of Friedrich Schiller's 200-year-old masterpiece Mary Stuart...offers a rich dish to tempt audiences; spiced with sex, studded with intrigue and larded with betrayal... It's a mark of a good play that, although we know the tragic ending, the action still makes us hope it may be different this time.'

Mary Stuart

A Guide to the Spiritual Practices That Saved My Life on Death Row

High Magick

Law Without Authority

The Anarchist Before the Law

Perspectives from Disabled Medievalists

Towards an Accessible Academy

RIMEDI A BASE VEGETALE PER INTERVENTI SULL'UOMO

FORMULAZIONI A BASE DI ERBE

Robert Buchanan, the Poet of Modern Revolt; an Introduction to His Poetry

Revue illustrée des provinces de l'Ouest

A Detailed Guide to the Band that Changed Everything

Nirvana

Monographie présentée au Département d'ingénierie du Centre universitaire Hermínio Ometto - UNIARARAS

Analyse des étudiants en ingénierie à l'aide du modèle de Felder et Silverman

Volledige analyse en gedetailleerde samenvatting van het werk

De verdwijning van Stephanie Mailer van Joël Dicker (Boekanalyse)

La memoria de las piedras / The Memory of Stones

Begin at Once

Tome 3

Histoire de France populaire depuis les temps les plus reculés jusqu'à nos jours

Für eine einheitliche globale Bildung

Künstliche Intelligenz für die Entwicklung der digitalen Bildung nutzen

'This volume persuasively demonstrates that the global and the local increasingly overlap. In case studies ranging from the United States to Hong Kong, the Netherlands to India, and Ireland to South Africa and Australia, an internationally diverse collection of legal scholars and social scientists show that such problems as housing, crime control, water supply, management of public space, social conflict, and popular engagement in governance characterize cities around the world, even as differences in local economics, culture, politics, history and law lead to varying solutions. The reader comes away impressed with both the wide range and complexity of urban responsibilities, and the many creative ways in which they can be addressed.'
Richard Briffault, Joseph P. Chamberlain Professor of Legislation, Columbia Law School, USA
'This book is further evidence that urban law, as a discipline, has arrived. The book’s diverse contributions reflect the various ways that law shapes how we live in cities, how we interact with each other in city spaces, what kind of resources are made available to different kinds of urban residents, and who gets to participate in the variety of decisions that make a city what it is. The contributions powerfully demonstrate that while urban law is intensely local a comparative analysis between cities and regions can yield trenchant insights into the power of law in addressing many of the challenges ushered in by this era of global urbanization.'
Sheila Foster, Professor of Law and Public Policy, Georgetown University Law Center, USA

The Legal Power of Cities

Global Perspectives in Urban Law

"This comprehensive and relevant resource provides counselors across settings with practical tips and tangible tools to foster client well-being and counselor wellness. Nonjudgmental strategies are grounded in theories and steeped in competencies. Through realistic vignettes, thought leaders illustrate how to implement techniques in an ethically and culturally appropriate manner. Counselors interested in incorporating spirituality and religion from a strengths-based perspective will find this guide indispensable for presenting concerns with people of all ages."
—Simone Lambert, PhD, LPC, NCC, counseling core faculty at Capella University and president of the American Counseling Association (2018–2019)
"This book is an excellent addition to any counselor’s bookshelf. The table of contents reads like a who’s who of the intersection of counseling and spirituality. One of the strengths of this text is that it has a balance of practitioners, who speak to the experiences in the counseling room, and of researchers, who provide a broader context for understanding. I enjoyed the reading and was challenged to expand my own beliefs about counseling."
—Gerard Lawson, PhD, professor of counselor education at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and past president of the American Counseling Association
"Gill and Freund provide a comprehensive resource for counselors integrating spirituality and religious issues into their clinical practices. Using critical ethical and multicultural lenses, Spirituality and Religion in Counseling interweaves rich case studies and practical tools that aid a counselor’s ability to grow. This volume will help practitioners better understand clients’ spiritual worldviews and honor the sacred in the lives of those they work with. A great addition to any professional library!"
—Michael M. Kocet, PhD, LMHC, NCC, ACS, professor and department chair of counselor education at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology and former board member of the Association for Spiritual, Ethical, and Religious Values in Counseling
"Gill and Freund provide a bold and essential next step in integrating spirituality and religion into the counseling process. By providing a developmental lens, case studies, and focusing on assessment and intervention skills for helping clients with spiritual and religious issues, they have moved us from the theoretical to the practical. Many of us have been waiting years for such a volume and the editors have not disappointed!"
—Charles F. Gressard, PhD, LPC, NCC, chancellor professor in counselor education at the College of William and Mary

Competency-Based Strategies for Ethical Practice

Spirituality and Religion in Counseling

A History of the Later Roman Empire, AD 284-700

Progress Report on Tooth Fluorometer; NBS Report 7083

Using Perception Coaching with Individuals, Teams, and Organizations

Coaching for Well-Being, Productivity, and Innovation

‘This book is a vital primer on the contemporary state of child sexual abuse. Pilgrim illuminates how the recent history of the normalization and trivialisation of child sexual abuse underlies proliferating contemporary scandals. He is an uncompromising witness to the multiple dimensions of the sexual exploitation of children, and attendant cover-up efforts by perpetrators, allies and collusive bystanders. His book establishes that child sexual abuse is a practice that is parasitic on social denial, and only possible when authorities, academics and the community prefer to look the other way. This book is a must-read for students and scholars of child abuse, and for readers looking for a comprehensive understanding of the relationship between trauma and social denial.’ – Dr Michael Salter, Senior Lecturer, Western Sydney University, Associate Editor of Child Abuse Review

'Survivors of childhood sexual abuse and a wealth of research provide a knowledge base about the impact and extent of abuse in institutional and family settings. Pilgrim presents the facts alongside case examples enabling analysis of theories, investigations and media reports. The book provides a unique, immensely important and timely contribution to the theory and practice of CSA. Pilgrim introduces concepts of ‘moral stupor’ and ‘webs of complicity’ whereby non-offenders do not challenge offending behaviour. In this courageous, measured and accessible book, Pilgrim interrogates the multiple barriers to challenging child sexual abuse and effective collective responsibility for the protection of children.' - Dr Liz Davies, Reader in Child Protection (Emeritus), London Metropolitan University

Moral Panic or State of Denial?

Child Sexual Abuse

Personal Problems in Pastoral Perspective

The Minister as Diagnostician

Frithjof Schuon's Cross-Traditional Language of Transcendence

Keys to the Beyond

Real Stories About Black Cowboys, Women Sharpshooters, Native American Rodeo Stars, Pioneering Vaqueros, and the Unsung Explorers, Builders, and Heroes Who Shaped the American West

The True West

"This allegorical tale sparkles with symbolic and historical references central to African-American culture.... A practical and stunningly beautiful book."--Horn Book, starred review"The triumphant soaring of imagination over reality is beautifully expressed in Ringgold's bold, vibrant paintings&hellip;.Beautiful, innovative, and full of the joy of one unconquerable soul." --Kirkus Reviews"Ringgold's strong figures and flattened perspective bring a distinctive magic to this dreamy and yet wonderfully concrete vision, narrated in poetic cadences that capture the language and feel of flight." --Publishers Weekly

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