Kevin B. Hull Books

Nine-year-old Pierce Emerson has been left alone after the death of his mother. After being passed from foster home to foster home, he has come to the last stop: Boyd Home. Consumed with fear and anxiety, Pierce has withdrawn into himself. Cade Dalton, lead play therapist at Boyd Home, is no stranger to trauma, but as he tries to help Pierce he must face the darkness and pain that has overpowered the child and help to bring Pierce out of it. Author Kevin Hull tells a story of spiritual healing that demonstrates the mysterious process of how a shattered self is put back together through the power of loving relationships.

Aimed at individuals embarking on the journey to marriage, this book serves as a comprehensive guide for beginners. It offers insights and practical advice to help navigate the complexities of relationships. While those with more experience may also find value, the primary focus is on equipping newcomers with the tools and knowledge necessary for a successful partnership.

Focusing on building connections, this resource aids parents of children on the Autism Spectrum in understanding high-functioning Autism. It offers practical steps for enhancing relationships and improving communication, empowering parents to foster closer bonds with their children.

'Play Therapy and Asperger's Syndrome' is for the mental health professional who utilizes play therapy and who works with children and adolescents diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome. This book is also for the graduate student learning effective therapy approaches to use with children and adolescents diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome.