Pam Conrad was an author for children whose work often explored themes of identity, self-discovery, and the complexities of growing up. Her writing was characterized by its unflinching honesty and a profound ability to inhabit the inner lives of young characters, allowing readers to connect deeply with their experiences. Conrad's narratives delved into the intricacies of life, leaving a lasting impression on young readers through her insightful and empathetic storytelling. Her distinct voice offered a window into the adolescent world, fostering understanding and reflection.
Following growing popularity in aromatherapy, this comprehensive and wide- ranging guide offers expert guidance on how to use essential oils safely to support women's mental health across all ages. Conditions addressed include anxiety, depression, panic disorders, as well as discussion on grief, pregnancy, postpartum, PMS, and menopause.
Aromatherapy is increasingly popular among women, yet many clinicians don't know how to safely and effectively apply aromatherapy techniques. Covering 20 essential oils and drawing from a firm base of clinical evidence, this guidebook helps women's healthcare professionals equip themselves with new tools to treat women from pregnancy to menopause.
The story features a wooden toy family that engages in imaginative adventures during a child's bath time, competing in swimming races on floating soap. Their escapades take a dramatic turn when the Tub Child nearly gets lost down the drain. Ultimately, they find comfort and camaraderie as they reunite on a warm bed, where they embark on a mountain climbing adventure across the soft ridges of quilts, highlighting themes of friendship and resilience.
Winner of the American Library Association's Best Books for Young Adults award, 1985, it evokes life on a Nebraska farm for a young girl in the early years of this century.