Anne hargrove (15 resultados)

Condición: Used - Very Good. Great resource for understanding the emotions surrounding breast cancer and supports healing.

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Soft cover. Condición: As New. 48 pages. Softcover in new condition with some possible very light shelf wear to cover. Inside clean and binding tight.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Somewhere inside you, a younger self is still waiting to be heard.The patterns that shape your adult life often began long before you had words for them. The Inner Child in a Nutshell: Origins, Wounds, and Healing offers a warm, clear, and practical guide to one of the most enduring ideas in modern psychology and self-help: that the feelings, beliefs, and protective habits formed in childhood continue to live within us, quietly steering how we love, react, and care for ourselves today.Written for curious minds who want understanding without jargon, The Inner Child in a Nutshell: Origins, Wounds, and Healing traces where this idea came from, what it means, and how it can be put to use. It moves gently from history and theory into the practical work of recognition, comfort, and repair, showing how old wounds can be tended rather than buried.Inside, you will explore: Where the inner child idea began and how it spread across therapy and self-helpHow early experiences quietly shape adult emotions and relationshipsThe difference between protecting a wound and healing itPractical reparenting skills you can return to again and againWays to meet self-criticism with steadiness and compassionHow healing reshapes the way you connect with othersThis is not a book of grand promises or quick fixes. It is a concise companion that respects your intelligence and your pace, pairing timeless insight with grounded practice so that ideas become something you can actually live.If you have ever sensed that a younger part of you still carries something unfinished, The Inner Child in a Nutshell: Origins, Wounds, and Healing meets you there with kindness and clarity. It will help you understand your story, soften your relationship with your past, and begin offering yourself the care you may have once gone without. About the Author For as long as she can remember, Eleanor Anne Hargrove has been curious about the quiet ways our earliest years go on shaping the adults we become. She writes about the inner life and the lasting imprint of early experience, less as a set of theories to be studied than as something to be noticed and lived with. Her work returns again and again to a simple question: how do tender ideas about who we were as children find their place in an ordinary day? She brings warmth and an open, unhurried curiosity to that question, and she trusts that the people reading her are quite capable of answering it for themselves. In her writing she values clarity above almost everything. She has little patience for jargon and none for talking down to a reader. Timeless and sometimes fragile ideas are presented plainly and without clinical distance, so that they feel less like a diagnosis and more like an invitation. She offers room to reflect rather than instructions to follow, believing that understanding deepens when it is allowed to settle slowly. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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First Edition. Signed on the front cover by actor James McEachin, who co-starred in this production. Original 107 page revised draft shooting script with color rewrite pages for the television movie Perry Mason - The Case of the Silenced Singer written by Anne Collins from a story by Dean Hargrove and Joel Steiger, starring Raymond Burr, based on characters created by Erle Stanley Gardner. With a ÔStaff & Crew ListÕ dated January 26, 1990, which is also signed by James McEachin. Bound with brads. About fine copy with a trace of use in printed wrappers. This movie also starred Barbara Hale as Della Street, William R. Moses, Tim Reid, Alan Rachins, Vanessa Williams, Angela Bassett, and Alice Ghostley. James McEachinÕs early life experiences were in the military, as a policeman, a fireman, and a record producer. He turned to a career in show business, and was often cast to highlight his African-American heritage with successful roles in such well-known television series as Hawaii Five-O, Mannix, and Dragnet. He was cast in the pivotal role of the d.j. in Play Misty for Me with Clint Eastwood. He starred briefly in his own series as detective Harry Tenafly, in Tenafly. Many of us remember him for his terrific work as police lieutenant Brock in the 1986 television movie Perry Mason: The Case of the Notorious Nun - a role he would reprise throughout the years. He is the author of Farewell to the Mockingbirds which won the 1998 Benjamin Franklin Award, The Heroin Factor (1999), Say Goodnight to the Boys in Blue (2000), The Great Canis Lupus (2001), and Tell me a Tale: A Novel of the Old South (2003), Pebbles in the Roadway (2003), a collection of short stories and essays, and in 2005, he produced the award-winning audio book Voices: A Tribute to the American Veteran.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Somewhere inside you, a younger self is still waiting to be heard.The patterns that shape your adult life often began long before you had words for them. The Inner Child in a Nutshell: Origins, Wounds, and Healing offers a warm, clear, and practical guide to one of the most enduring ideas in modern psychology and self-help: that the feelings, beliefs, and protective habits formed in childhood continue to live within us, quietly steering how we love, react, and care for ourselves today.Written for curious minds who want understanding without jargon, The Inner Child in a Nutshell: Origins, Wounds, and Healing traces where this idea came from, what it means, and how it can be put to use. It moves gently from history and theory into the practical work of recognition, comfort, and repair, showing how old wounds can be tended rather than buried.Inside, you will explore: Where the inner child idea began and how it spread across therapy and self-helpHow early experiences quietly shape adult emotions and relationshipsThe difference between protecting a wound and healing itPractical reparenting skills you can return to again and againWays to meet self-criticism with steadiness and compassionHow healing reshapes the way you connect with othersThis is not a book of grand promises or quick fixes. It is a concise companion that respects your intelligence and your pace, pairing timeless insight with grounded practice so that ideas become something you can actually live.If you have ever sensed that a younger part of you still carries something unfinished, The Inner Child in a Nutshell: Origins, Wounds, and Healing meets you there with kindness and clarity. It will help you understand your story, soften your relationship with your past, and begin offering yourself the care you may have once gone without. About the Author For as long as she can remember, Eleanor Anne Hargrove has been curious about the quiet ways our earliest years go on shaping the adults we become. She writes about the inner life and the lasting imprint of early experience, less as a set of theories to be studied than as something to be noticed and lived with. Her work returns again and again to a simple question: how do tender ideas about who we were as children find their place in an ordinary day? She brings warmth and an open, unhurried curiosity to that question, and she trusts that the people reading her are quite capable of answering it for themselves. In her writing she values clarity above almost everything. She has little patience for jargon and none for talking down to a reader. Timeless and sometimes fragile ideas are presented plainly and without clinical distance, so that they feel less like a diagnosis and more like an invitation. She offers room to reflect rather than instructions to follow, believing that understanding deepens when it is allowed to settle slowly. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…