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Adults with intellectual disabilities can often have their views and needs overlooked and are frequently not sufficiently involved in their own care or behaviour support plans. The central focus on values in ACT helps people identify what matters to them, allowing the practitioner to instead truly support the values-basedgoals of the individual with intellectual disability. This first-of-its kind guide adapts an ACT model to ensure a meaningful, person-centred therapeutic approach for this group.  From managing the lifelong impact of cognitive difficulties, having trouble regulating and understanding feelings, and experiencing distress from disability related trauma - this guide will help the practitioner adapt ACT for salient issues related to adult intellectual disability. With case studies, advice on session structure, and ideas for exercises, it contains a wealth of resources for practitioners, supporters and wider networks.

Focusing on the essential skills for practicing child and adolescent psychiatry, this book provides an engaging and authoritative exploration of the field. It includes educational vignettes that illustrate key concepts and techniques, making it a valuable resource for both practitioners and students. The practical insights and real-life examples enhance understanding and application of psychiatric practices tailored to younger populations.

This guidebook features 35 day walks and 2 multi-day tours in Switzerland's Arolla and Zinal, showcasing the stunning landscapes of Val d’Herens and Val d’Anniviers. The routes vary in length and difficulty, with detailed maps, GPX files, and planning information included. Highlights are Dent Blanche and Lac Bleu.

Originally published in 1859, this reprint offers a glimpse into the themes and narratives of its time. It presents a unique perspective on historical events and societal norms, showcasing the author's distinctive style and insights. Readers can expect to engage with rich characters and thought-provoking ideas that reflect the era's challenges and triumphs. This edition preserves the authenticity of the original work while making it accessible to contemporary audiences.

Sometimes, we can all try so hard to avoid causing ourselves pain that we don't live our lives to the full - and people with intellectual disabilities are no different. Based on principles of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Living Your Best Life provides guided self-help materials for a person with intellectual disabilities to work through alongside a supporter such as a paid carer, family member or mental health professional. The tools and guidance help the individual identify what is important to them and move towards a life where worries and doubts do not stop them doing activities they enjoy or trying new things. Each chapter includes separate sections for supporters and for the person with intellectual disabilities (which can be read to them if necessary). The book also includes a wide range of exercises, graded by difficulty so as to be matched to an individual's specific abilities and challenges.

Focusing on the trials and dilemmas of life, this inspirational book offers a biblical perspective to uplift spirits during challenging times. It highlights the experiences of individuals who faced significant hardships and overcame them through their faith in God. By sharing these testimonies, the book reassures readers that they are not alone in their struggles. Emphasizing the importance of hope, faith, and action, it guides readers toward discovering their true purpose in life amidst adversity.

The narrative explores the profound impact of a father's transition on his son, Jonathan, who is an evangelical pastor. As his father's revelation shakes the foundations of Jonathan's faith and ministry, he grapples with feelings of betrayal and fear for his church's future. This personal crisis leads him into a downward spiral of depression and alcoholism, highlighting the complexities of identity, acceptance, and the struggles within the evangelical community.

Challenging the skepticism surrounding vitamins, minerals, and herbs, this book argues for their potential in curing various diseases. It criticizes the reliance on medical experts and fundraising efforts that yield minimal results, advocating for a self-empowered approach to health. The author encourages readers to explore natural remedies and take charge of their wellness, suggesting that solutions may lie outside conventional medicine.

The book addresses the gap between the biblical view of family and contemporary cultural norms. It advocates for integrating discipleship, worship, and missions within the home, emphasizing the joy that comes from families experiencing Christ and His Gospel together. This movement seeks to inspire a transformation in how families engage with their faith.

The book explores the intersection of paranormal research and forensic science, focusing on how supernatural methodologies can assist law enforcement in solving cold cases and locating missing persons. It details protocols and techniques for documenting and analyzing paranormal leads at crime scenes, aiming to enhance traditional investigative methods. By bridging ghost research with forensic studies, it offers a unique perspective on residual activity and its potential implications for criminal investigations.