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Peter Walker

    June 12, 1942 – July 8, 2010

    Pete Walker is a therapist specializing in helping adults overcome childhood trauma and its lasting effects. His work centers on individuals whose experiences with abuse or neglect have led to symptoms of Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTsd). Drawing on decades of experience as a counselor and educator, Walker guides clients toward healing from deeply rooted psychological wounds. His personal journey with Cptsd informs his empathetic and insightful approach to therapy.

    The Miracle Pill
    Baby Massage
    The Story of the Holy Land
    The Jesus Way
    Bike nation : how cycling can save the world
    The Tao of Fully Feeling
    • The Tao of Fully Feeling

      • 293 pages
      • 11 hours of reading
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      This book is a handbook for increasing your emotional intelligence. Moreover, if you are a survivor of a dysfunctional family, it is a guide for repairing the damage done to your emotional nature in childhood. The Tao of Fully Feeling focuses primarily on the emotional healing level of trauma recovery. It is a safe handbook for grieving losses of childhood. Whether or not you are a childhood trauma survivor, this book is a guide to emotional health. The degree of our mental health is often reflected in the degree to which we love and respect ourselves and others in a myriad of different feeling states. Real self-esteem and real intimacy with others depends on the ability to lovingly be there for oneself and others, whether one's feeling experience is pleasant or unpleasant.

      The Tao of Fully Feeling
    • A revolution on the roads is approaching. Is it time for drivers to Give Way? Guardian news correspondent, Peter Walker, takes us on a journey around the world, exploring the varying attitudes to cycling on our highways. Visit the shining examples of Amsterdam and Copenhagen, where cycling culture is an intrinsic part of the approach of politicians and officials. How have these cities made provision for cyclists and what are the extraordinary benefits? And then take to the less welcoming roads of Britain, USA and Australia, where cycling can still be a terrifying experience. What are the tragic mistakes being made when planning and developing cities, and how do these mistakes lead to aggression towards the cycling community? Millions of us find ourselves frustrated by the motor mentality and fighting for our rights to ride. This brilliant, shocking investigation will prepare you with all you need to know to confidently claim your place on the road.

      Bike nation : how cycling can save the world
    • The Jesus Way

      • 256 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      The Essential Christian Discipleship Guide - Back in Print and Fully Revised.

      The Jesus Way
    • The Story of the Holy Land

      A Visual History

      • 176 pages
      • 7 hours of reading
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      A visual tour of the promised land, from the stark vistas of the Judean wilderness to the lush banks of the Jordan

      The Story of the Holy Land
    • Massage offers a special way of caring for your baby. In this practical guide, you will discover easy-to-learn massage routines and flexibility exercises which will help you to nurture your child through the crucial early stages of development.

      Baby Massage
    • An investigation into the global threat to health that modern, sedentary lifestyles pose today, and a blueprint for change.

      The Miracle Pill
    • This book is a 'must-have' for any pilgrim attending the (delayed) once-in-a-decade running of "The Passion Play" at Oberammergau. The play is in German, and English-speaking drama goers might be confused about where they are in the story and how much dramatic license the director might have taken. This book outlines the entire modern drama scene by scene and links it to the New Testament story.

      The Passion Play: Discovering the Gospel Story at Oberammergau
    • A Retiring Priest

      From There to Here

      • 64 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Exploring the theme of life's transitions, the narrative follows Peter Walker as he navigates retirement, grappling with the loss of his community ties and the sacred rituals of his priesthood. Faced with both unexpected and inevitable changes, Peter discovers opportunities for personal growth and deeper family connections, ultimately embracing new interests that enrich his post-retirement journey.

      A Retiring Priest