Jessica Grose is a writer whose fiction delves into contemporary relationships and societal dynamics with a keen eye for psychological nuance and sharp wit. She explores the complexities of human connection, from romantic entanglements to familial bonds, with an honesty that prompts reflection. Her prose is fresh and incisive, often featuring unexpected turns that mirror the unpredictability of modern life.
"In this timely and necessary book, New York Times opinion writer Jessica Grose dismantles two hundred years of unrealistic parenting expectations and empowers today's mothers to make choices that actually serve themselves, their children, and their communities"-- Provided by publisher
Care for other human beings is at the heart of ministry and brings ministers in contact with wholeof human life. The focus of this handbook of psychology for pastoral contexts is on psychological insight into human relationships and mental health. It can be read as a whole, or used as a handbook for reference to particular problems. At the same time it attempts to put psychological concepts into everyday language. Jessica Osborne, an experienced psychologist and teacher, discusses areas such as attachment, dependency and anxiety, betrayal and reconciliation, mental health issues, such as depression, eating disorders and addiction, stress, violence and abuse and suffering. The book will be useful on pastoral care courses at all levels and suitable for practitioners and people in training for pastoral ministry - lay or ordained.
Features 18 fashion-focused pieces for beaders and jewelers of all skill levels to make. With techniques that combine traditional bead and wirework with feathers, fabric, chain and leather, this title includes chapters on: statement necklaces; designer earrings; couture bracelets; blinging rings; and show-stopping sets.