Perhaps the way you have been living is no longer working for you—or maybe you feel there must be more to life. Do you feel you would like to try a different path? Are you looking for something new? You already have the answers to your questions; you just need to reach out and take them. Discover how to access them through the world of energy and healing. You can create positive, lasting change and experience new possibilities, insight, and understanding. Searching ... A Peek into the Invisible World of Energy and Healing explores the many options for healing available: • Healing yourself, receiving healing, and learning to give to others • Twenty-first-century healing modalities • Innovative modalities • Established healing modalities • Healing with the body • Kick-starting your healing In this simple and accessible guide, coauthors Donna Linn and Suzan J. Wells share their wisdom, describe the things they wish they had known earlier, and provide resources for further exploration. You can change your energy—and change your world!
American labor leaders are constantly developing new programs to revive the union movement. What happens when these plans collide with the daily lives of front-line union staff and members? This book examines the often conflicting interests of key players in the trenches of a national effort to bring back the American labor movement. Brutally honest, funny, never dull, this anthropological ethnography shows the daily struggles of union members today to bring about positive change and hold together their urban labor union in an era of globalization, outsourcing, and deindustrialization. A union activist and an anthropologist (the authors) pair up to offer insideoutside views of labor unions and of how anthropological fieldwork is done. Explaining, coaching, and warning Paul of hazards, Suzan, the communications director for the Local, provides inside views and details of day-to-day interactions. Paul, the anthropologist, provides outside analytical views that related Suzan's experiences and his own observations to the wider view anthropology offers through ethnography, holism, and comparativism. The result is a story of one dynamic union local, one anthropological study, and the lit fuse that connects them until the end.
Written by top pediatricians from the world-famous Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada, this handbook encapsulates 68 chapters covering assessment and management of emergency pediatric illness and injury. The Hospital for Sick Children Handbook of Pediactric Emergency Medicine is the absolute must-have resource for every pediatric caregiver.
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