Where Are My Friends and Family?

"Accessible and stimulating. Opens the windows and doors wide to invite all of us to participate in a spirited conversation about the changing nature of Jewish peoplehood in the twenty-first century."—Shifra Bronznick, coauthor, Leveling the Playing Field: Advancing Women in Jewish Organizational Life; founder and president, Advancing Women Professionals and the Jewish Community"Effectively combines a broad review of the Jewish peoplehood concept with a nuanced understanding of how Jews live their lives. The authors take a conceptual framework with its origins in the works of Kaplan to a new plane, understanding that at a time of unlimited choices and unprecedented freedom, Jewish peoplehood takes on a myriad of meanings, while guided by unified values and powerful inspiration."—Dr. Jeffrey Solomon, president, Andrea and Charles Bronfman Philanthropies“As the issue of Jewish peoplehood assumes greater urgency, Drs. Misha Galperin and Erica Brown have provided us with a rich resource. A must read for all concerned about the Jewish future.”—Dr. John Ruskay, executive vice president and chief executive officer, UJA-Federation of New York“Addresses the issue of what the Jewish People really is, and why it is important. The questions raised here must be faced by everyone concerned with a Jewish future.”—Rabbi Lawrence A. Hoffman, PhD, author, Rethinking Synagogues: A New Vocabulary for Congregational Life“Timely, immensely thoughtful, provocative, rewarding. Illuminates and enriches every aspect of peoplehood with keen analysis, deep personal insights and wise suggestions.”—Dr. Jonathan Woocher, chief ideas officer, JESNA; director, Lippman Kanfer Institute

Can We Be One?

The Case for Jewish Peoplehood

"Beautifully weaves together liberal Jewish perspectives on traditional practices. Jews who wish to deepen their practice will find both inspiration and instruction in this book."—Rabbi Debra Orenstein, editor, Lifecycles, Vol. 2: Jewish Women on Biblical Themes in Contemporary Life “A wonderful guide to beginning a personal Jewish ritual practice. It offers both the steps to do and insightful stories of those who have found meaning in them. A terrific handbook for personal observance ... highly recommended!”—Dr. Ron Wolfson, author of The Art of Jewish Living series; cofounder, Synagogue 2/3000; vice president, University of Judaism“Both resource and inspiration for ... daily Jewish ritual practice.... Excellent.”—Association of Jewish Libraries Newsletter“Imbues ritual with spirit.... Weaves the personal, the spiritual, and the practical together in a lovely tapestry of meaning.”—Rabbi Karyn D. Kedar, Great Lakes Regional Director, UAHC; author of Our Dance with God: Finding Prayer, Perspective and Meaning in the Stories of Our Lives “The authors, the essays, and the wisdom found here are first-rate. They will help your soul to soar.”—Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson, dean and vice president, Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies

A Handbook for Personal Spiritual Renewal

The Rituals & Practices of a Jewish Life

Within the text there is an excellent blend of theory and practice to be found, along with much author insight (borne out of Dr Mertler’s own classroom and research-based experience) which make for an instructional and engaging read. The text itself can be enjoyed by a wide audience, including those who are well-versed in action research methodology, as well as the novice or beginner. It is my sincere and fervent hope that this text will inspire many teachers, school leaders and district administrators to adopt and sustain the ARC model as espoused by Dr Mertler. 
Dr. Gregory Hine, Senior Lecturer, School of Education, The University of Notre Dame Australia

Professional Learning, Empowerment, and Improvement Through Collaborative Action Research

Action Research Communities

&ldquo;Dr. Arem uncovers the root causes of thyroid disease and lays out an innovative program to help you overcome thyroid dysfunction.&rdquo;&mdash;Amy Myers, M.D.&ldquo;Clear, comprehensive, and incredibly useful . . . the best thyroid resource I have ever read.&rdquo;&mdash;Kathleen DesMaisons, Ph.D., author of&#160;Your Last Diet!&ldquo;Quite simply the best thyroid book on the market today . . . Dr. Arem validates what I have found in my practice for more than twenty years, especially the importance of T3. I highly recommend this book.&rdquo;&mdash;Elizabeth Lee Vliet, M.D., author of&#160;Screaming to Be Heard: Hormone Connections Women Suspect . . . and Doctors Still Ignore

A Revolutionary Mind-Body Program for Regaining Your Emotional and Physical Health

The Thyroid Solution (Third Edition)

"One of the most accessible, knowledgeable, and useful books on Jewish contemplative life."—Jack Kornfield, author, The Wise Heart"A thorough-going handbook … full of concrete teachings offered in personal terms. This is a practice book all aspiring Jewish meditators should own—and use."—Norman Fischer, founder and teacher, Everyday Zen Foundation; author, Sailing Home: Using the Wisdom of Homer's Odyssey to Navigate Life's Perils and Pitfalls“Truly unique … presents time-tested universal techniques for cultivating wisdom and compassion. This will be the guidebook many people have been waiting for.”—Sylvia Boorstein, author, Happiness Is an Inside Job: Practicing for a Joyful Life“Remarkable…. Rabbi Roth takes the reader by the hand in clear language, making it possible to follow the instructions and to observe the results.”—Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, author, First Steps to a New Jewish Spirit: Reb Zalman’s Guide to Recapturing the Intimacy & Ecstasy in Your Relationship with God

Awakening Your Heart, Connecting with God

Jewish Meditation Practices for Everyday Life

"For illuminating details on how Watts happened to be in the right place at the right time to bring Zen to the attention of millions, this biography is a must."—Los Angeles Times"Lucid, intelligent, and compelling...inspires ne—Jack Maguire, author of Waking Up: A Week Inside a Zen Monastery and Essential Buddhism

The Life of Alan Watts

Zen Effects

A Complete Guide to Federal Lobbying Law and Practice, Fifth Edition

Lobbying Manual

"A primer about and a meditative companion to Jewish faith in God…. Lyon deftly guides us through the first chambers of religious maturity. We are in his debt."—Rabbi Lawrence Kushner, author, I'm God; You're Not: Observations on Organized Religion and Other Disguises of the Ego and other books"Weaves intellect and imagination into the fabric of Jewish faith."—Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis, author, Conscience: The Duty to Obey and the Duty to Disobey“Nuanced thinking that comes only after time, experience and learning. Time and text are evident on the page, offering mature ideas for adults on the spiritual quest.”—Rabbi Judith Z. Abrams, PhD, director, Maqom (www.maqom.com)“Speaks to both the head and heart … how each of us can attain greater faith and understanding as we confront the perplexing challenges and trials as we journey through life. A sensitive, deeply spiritual and wise book.”—Rabbi David Ellenson, president, Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion“Rich in Torah, lived wisdom and poignant anecdotes from Rabbi Lyon’s wealth of rabbinical experience. Deftly guides readers through a meaningful and readable process of faith development…. The discussion guide makes this a perfect choice for Jewish book groups or adult education classes.”—Shira Lander, PhD, Jewish Studies Program, Rice University“For those who are seeking a relationship with God but don’t know how to begin, Rabbi Lyon provides a sensitive and approachable blueprint that will make even the most estranged person able to embrace the Divine.”—Rabbi David Rosen, senior rabbi, Congregation Beth Yeshurun, Houston, Texas

Imagining God throughout Your Lifetime

God of Me

Encouraging Self-Directed and Resilient Students

Parent Involvement for Motivated Learners

"Recovery of the wisdom of women in the great Abrahamic religions is long overdue. Daughters of the Desert is a knock-out contribution to that project. Read the stories, fill your heart, share the wealth with others. This book deserves to become a classic of twenty-first century spiritual reading. Cherish it."—Mitch Finley, author of Prayer for People Who Think Too Much and The Joy of Being Catholic"These engaging stories of women, some of whom are important to all three religions, and some known only to one, help build bridges of understanding between religions and demonstrate the importance of religion in our lives."—Dr. Freda Crane, member, Islamic Society of North America"How refreshing to find the stories of Jewish, Christian and Muslim traditions. They are like water in the desert offering new voices and new hope to our generation."—Rabbi Sandy Eisenberg Sasso, author of Cain & Abel: Finding the Fruits of Peace and But God Remembered: Stories of Women from Creation to the Promised Land"Some stories speak powerful narratives. Others point to new understandings of our world. Still others ask questions of justice, mercy, and devotion within communities. Daughters of the Desert speaks and points and questions in all three ways, with stories about women from three spiritual traditions. Their ancient journeys—Jewish, Christian, and Muslim—startlingly and wonderfully like our own, call us to and encourage us in our own paths to God."—Gary Schmidt, author of Winter: The Spiritual Biography of the Season and William Bradford: Plymouth's Faithful Pilgrim

Stories of Remarkable Women from Christian, Jewish and Muslim Traditions

Daughters of the Desert

"[A] powerful spiritual resource for men of all ages and stages.... I expect to wear this book out from constant use, and I am sure you will too."—Rev. Peter Wallace, host of the Day1 radio program; author, The Passionate Jesus: What We Can Learn from Jesus about Love, Fear, Grief, Joy and Living Authentically"Inspired. A treasury that masterfully guides us to bring all of our relationships before God—our families, our life work, our griefs, our joys.... [Will] help us pray our deepest desires."—Dwight H. Judy, PhD, professor emeritus of spiritual formation, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, Evanston, IL; author, Discerning Life Transitions: Listening Together in Spiritual Direction"There is something missing in the lives of many men who think of themselves as religious, and that thing is prayer. Oh man, use this wondrous, rich collection to give prayer a re-birth in your life."—Mitch Finley, author, For Men Only: Strategies for Living Catholic“Anyone who spends time with this collection of prayers will find his own experience of prayer enriched and deepened.”—Martin B. Copenhaver, senior pastor, Wellesley Congregational Church (UCC); coauthor, This Odd and Wondrous Calling: The Public and Private Lives of Two Ministers

Voices of Strength, Faith, Healing, Hope and Courage

Men Pray

A Systematic Summary

Reformation Theology

"This book presents, in a clear and concise way, key concepts and techniques that make ACT what it is — a humane and effective way of changing human behaviour to relieve distress and suffering, and to re-orient individuals towards a future they want to have. The book is simple and honest in its aims to present a picture of what ACT looks like, of how it describes itself in its terminology, and of the science it connects most closely with. This combination is hugely workable and simply refreshing. The book grapples with the complexities of clinical problems, but manages to inspire the clinician not to be too daunted by this challenge, by offering a range of helpful, well-described tools that are usable, understandable and creative. I would definitely recommend this book for anyone interested in learning ACT or for clinicians wanting to explore ACT techniques."
- Dr Yvonne Barnes-Holmes, Associate Professor in Behaviour Analysis, Department of Experimental-Clinical and Health Psychology, Ghent University, and leading researcher in Relational Frame Theory

"In my opinion, this book deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as the classic ACT texts. I say this because I haven't read a Contextual Behavioural Science book quite like this, where the depth of the science and practice is covered in such accessible language. It will be the first resource that I recommend to students who are interested in learning about this topic."
- Dr Nic Hooper, Senior Lecturer at the University of the West of England, co-author of The Research Journey of ACT and co-creator of The Annual Diary for Valued Action.
"This book will be essential reading for all trainee and qualified practitioners who want to use the wisdom of ACT ideas in their work. The book provides an accessible reference to the key theoretical concepts and practical issues for practitioners across all settings, such as individual or group psychotherapy, counselling, coaching, community or organisational interventions. The authors have cleverly kept the three important areas of learning the ACT approach central to the writing, that is, the Head (knowledge of theory and concepts), Hands (practical skills and techniques) and Heart (ways of relating to one’s own experiences and the experiences of others). An excellent contribution from innovative authors in the field."
- Dr Louise McHugh, Associate Professor, University College Dublin, and co-editor of The Self and Perspective Taking: Contributions and Applications from Modern Behaviora- l Science.
"A stand-out book: thorough, knowledgeable, clear and practical. It gives just the right balance of the necessary　theoretical foundations, practical skills, and guidance on how to use them in context. The newcomer can work through it to learn what they need to do ACT well, rather than simply 'know about' ACT. The veteran can open it at any page and find a new insight, technique, or idea to ponder. To be read cover-to-cover, or dipped into at random, this book is a valuable addition to the shelf of anyone interested in ACT."
- Dr Ray Owen, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Health Psychologist, and Peer Reviewed ACT Trainer, author of "Facing the Storm" and "Living with the Enemy"
"I've read a lot of beginning ACT books ... and I've even written one (after I realized the first one was just too darned complex for many to start with) but in my opinion this is the best. It's simple and yet comprehensive. It rings true on every page - you will never be told a simple, clear thing that will later need to be taken back. Even experienced ACT people will find it a great refresher. I did! I highly recommend that you do what I did - buy it and read it."
- Steven C. Hayes, Originater and co-developer of ACT and RFT

100 Key Points and Techniques

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

Whatever Happened to the Soul?

"Illumines the significance of four of the most profound Jewish and Christian thinkers of the modern period … offers a way of understanding religion as a stimulus for the common good."—Sr. Mary C. Boys, Skinner and McAlpin Professor of Practical Theology, Union Theological Seminary; coauthor, Christians and Jews in Dialogue: Learning in the Presence of the Other“Intimate, subjective, profound … an urgently needed model for interfaith sharing. Warmly and accessibly written.”—Dr. Beatrice Bruteau, author, Jesus Through Jewish Eyes and What We Can Learn from the East“Provocative.… Will speak to all of us who strive to make sense of our shared human experience. Will be particularly indispensable for those engaged in serious interfaith education. A notable accomplishment.”—Dr. Neil Gillman, professor of Jewish philosophy, The Jewish Theological Seminary of America; author, The Jewish Approach to God: A Brief Introduction for Christians“An insightful and highly readable introduction to four religious giants whose thought continues to inform our philosophical and theological conversations today.”—Ron Miller, professor of religion, Lake Forest College; author, Healing the Jewish-Christian Rift: Growing Beyond Our Wounded History“A fascinating dialogue with four of the greatest thinkers of modernity that prepares the groundwork for an enhanced conversation between Christians and Jews. Kierkegaard, Buber, Tillich and Heschel come alive and speak to us and to each other across all that divides human beings.”—Dr. Norman J. Cohen, author, Moses and the Journey to Leadership and The Way Into Torah

Exploring the Meaning of Religious Life with Kierkegaard, Buber, Tillich and Heschel

Talking about God

A History of Melbourne's Jewish Holocaust Centre

The Interior of Our Memories

* "Do we need another good night book? The answer is unequivocally yes. . . . This delights the eye, mind and heart." -Booklist, starred review". . . a gentle rhyming bedtime story that spotlights 14 birds' nesting habits and habitats. A well-crafted and informative window onto the world of winged creatures." -Publishers Weekly"As she puts her daughter to bed, a mother shares a soothing rhyme about birds that nest in places far and near. . . . A worthwhile purchase for collections that need new selections for bedtime sharing." -School Library Journal"With an easy cadence and a comforting anchor, Yolen and Stemple drift from cowbird to killdeer, bedding down winged creatures while always returning to the safety of mom and home. . . . The text and the images work well together, balancing the mood of quiet comfort with avian description. . . . As a whole, the book ably carries readers past many flying friends and lands with ease in a safe nest." -Kirkus Reviews

You Nest Here with Me

"No book can be more helpful than this one in guiding pastors and lay people to come to greater clarity about what they really believe about God. Guides us in critical reflection in a way in which all can participate. At once genuinely popular and genuinely theological."—John B. Cobb, Jr., professor emeritus, Claremont School of Theology"Titillating ... an adventure in 'metaphor wondering' and in multidimensional faith."—Rev. Dr. Jeanne Stevenson-Moessner, professor of pastoral care, Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University“A treasure house of word pictures, some conventional and some outrageously original. A testimony to the inveterate need, on the part of humanity, to connect with God.”—Rabbi Neil Gillman, professor of Jewish thought, The Jewish Theological Seminary of America“Lays out the implications of our choices of metaphors for the Divine and expands our minds with practiced and practical suggestions. A must for all who wish to leave parochial worlds!”—Nancy Corcoran, CSJ, Catholic chaplain at Wellesley College; author, Secrets of Prayer: A Multifaith Guide to Creating Personal Prayer in Your Life“Scholarly and accessible … will help seminarians and seekers, professors and pastors explore new ways to talk about the Divine. Deftly compels the reader to continually nuance the mystery and complexity of our God—no matter what our faith tradition. A book we've been waiting for!”—Marsha Foster Boyd, president, Ecumenical Theological Seminary in Detroit

What Our Metaphors for God Reveal about Our Beliefs in God

God the What?

Dog Needle-Felting Beginner Kits with Needles, Wool, Supplies, and Instructions

Little Felted Friends: Labrador Retriever

"All the historical, spiritual and practical levels you need…. An excellent resource for those seeking creative yet traditional ways to include girls and women into the rich tapestry of Jewish lifecycle events."—Rabbi Elyse Goldstein, author of ReVisions: Seeing Torah through a Feminist Lens and editor of The Women's Torah Commentaryand The Women's Haftarah Commentary"A fine resource for clergy and parents alike. A rich selection of readings and blessings is complemented by an intriguing description of naming ceremonies in the Jewish tradition."—Cantor Erica Jan Lippitz, Oheb Shalom Congregation, South Orange, New Jersey“A comprehensive compendium.... With exquisite sensitivity to Jewish ethnic, religious and familial diversity, Nussbaum Cohen offers a great birth present for parents and girls and a must for every rabbi’s study, synagogue gift shop or day school library.”—Letty Cottin Pogrebin, author of Deborah, Golda, and Me: Being Female and Jewish in America

Creating Jewish Ways to Welcome Baby Girls into the Covenant

Celebrating Your New Jewish Daughter

Die Erde - Al-ard

A Maple(TM) Supplement

Differential Equations

Moments with a Real Teacher from Ancient Roots

The Pathless Path

"Even the spiritually independent can use a wise pastor, and Rami Shapiro steps into this role admirably, with his inimitable combination of wit, irony, honesty and luminous mystical understanding. The perfect guide for navigating the deep seas of perennial wisdom!"—Cynthia Bourgeault, author, The Wisdom Way of Knowing, The Meaning of Mary Magdalene, The Wisdom Jesus and The Holy Trinity and the Law of Three"Do not read this book, unless, that is, you want insight into life's biggest questions.... This book is the fruit of the author's own search for meaning and will bear fruit for any reader who approaches it, and life, with sacred sincerity."—Tom Stella, author, Finding God Beyond Religion: A Guide for Skeptics, Agnostics & Unorthodox Believers Inside & Outside the Church"Marvelous ... it will change your life. Sufis say that once the Blush of the Beloved graces you, there is no going back to being a green apple."—Imam Jamal Rahman, author, The Spiritual Gems of Islam: Insights & Practices from the Qur'an, Hadith, Rumi & Muslim Teaching Stories to Enlighten the Heart & Mind"Wise ... I want all my friends to read and savor this book!"—Gordon Peerman, Episcopal priest and psychotherapist; author, Blessed Relief: What Christians Can Learn from Buddhists about Suffering“A deep mine filled with jewels of wisdom, each and every one radiant with light. When seen with our hearts, these jewels blaze the light of truth into the darkness of our limited understanding. A wonder-full offering.”—Krishna Das, internationally known chant artist

Sacred Teachings—Annotated & Explained

Perennial Wisdom for the Spiritually Independent

"If you read this as I did, with a pen in hand, underlining sentences and writing 'Yes!' in the margins each time your heart echoes back a resounding confirmation, you will end up as I did, with a completely underlined book, an uplifted heart, renewed zeal—and instructions—for the spiritual practice of life."—Sylvia Boorstein, author of Pay Attention, for Goodness' Sake"Arthur Green rescues Kabbalah from fundamentalists on the one hand and faddists on the other. Drawing on forty years of intense textual study and profound inner search, he fashions a revolutionary Kabbalah for those who yearn for a genuine spirituality, who cherish both heart and mind."—Daniel C. Matt, author of Zohar: Annotated & Explained“If you only have time to read one book on Jewish mysticism, this is it. Arthur Green, surely one of the great teachers of our generation, has brought the Kabbalah (back) to life. His book is informed, passionate and wise. It is the first door.”—Lawrence Kushner, author of The Way Into Jewish Mystical Tradition

A Kabbalah for Tomorrow

Ehyeh

"Opens up a world of possibilities of ways to 'share' the caring experience and provides a detailed path to support people on their own journey."—Rev. Gwen Brandfass, chair, Forum on Religion, Spirituality and Aging (a constituent group of the American Society on Aging)"Offers precious wisdom and comfort.... Points the way for caregiver and care receiver to learn, grow, heal and thrive amidst soul-searing challenges."—Rabbi Dayle A. Friedman, director, Hiddur: The Center for Aging and Judaism, Reconstructionist Rabbinical College; author, Jewish Visions for Aging: A Professional Guide for Fostering Wholeness“The perfect handbook for anyone called to give or receive care. Brims with wise counsel, inspiring stories and practical resources. Offers a fresh and hopeful vision of mutual relationships to help us realize this graced togetherness.”—Kathleen Fischer, PhD, author, Winter Grace: Spirituality and Aging“A creative and vital new approach to caring. Provides an honest, down-to-earth approach to the emotional, physical and spiritual needs of the caregiver and the care receiver. A great blessing and benefit to all persons involved in caring relationships.”—Dr. Richard H. Gentzler, Jr., director, Center on Aging and Older Adult Ministries, The United Methodist Church“Nothing less than masterful. Richards' concrete and profound perspective on hope and how hope affects caresharing is a wonderful addition to existing literature on caregiving and care receiving. Needs to be read by every caregiver and care receiver as well as their families and friends.”—Rev. Donald Koepke, director emeritus, California Lutheran Homes Center for Spirituality and Aging“Gently but thoroughly confronts the myth of independence. We are in this life together. A must read for all pastors and parish life directors.”—Rev. James P. Oberle, S.S., PhD, director, Holy Spirit Center, Anchorage, Alaska“An inspiration to many of us in the field of Alzheimer’s care. Touches the spirit in all of us, teaches and inspires. Highly recommended.”—David Troxel, coauthor, The Best Friends Approach to Alzheimer’s Care

A Reciprocal Approach to Caregiving and Care Receiving in the Complexities of Aging, Illness or Disability

Caresharing

&#147;A delightful collection that gets to the heart of the matter for those struggling with eating disorders. A wonderful resource!&#8221;Anita Johnston, Ph.D.author, Eating in the Light of the Moon&#147;One of the preeminent researchers in the field of eating disorders.&#133;Witty, humorous, practical vignettes that help patients grasp complicated concepts.  Art from a scientist&#133;a true renaissance man.&#8221;Craig Johnson, PhD.Director of the Family Institute, Eating Recovery Center&#147;I read all of Arnold&#8217;s stories when they were published in Eating Disorders, but having them all readily available in one place is a much appreciated and valuable resource.&#8221;Carolyn Costin  Founder, Monte Nido & Affiliatesauthor, 8 Keys to Recovery from an Eating Disorder"All good psychotherapy depends on helping patients find and speak their emotional truth. Andersen proposes that storytelling is one important means of getting to the issues, and offers a number of thought provoking and evocative stories intended to do just that."Tom Wooldridge, PsyDAssistant Professor, Golden Gate University

101 Myths, Metaphors, Fables and Tall Tales for Eating Disorders Recovery

Stories I Tell My Patients

A Practical Guide on Operative Technique and Peri-Operative Management

Penetrating Trauma

'With its wide range of insightful essays on both French- and English-language texts, Radford and Reid's book has much to contribute to our understanding both of Modernism as a transnational phenomenon and, more specifically, of the rich and peculiar cultural history of the Channel and its coasts.' - Dominic Rainsford, Professor of Literatures in English, Aarhus University; author of Literature, Identity and the English Channel

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