Amplify publishing okt 2026 (6 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What separates good organizations from great ones isn't strategy, structure, or even talent--it's the quality of relationships that connect people across boundaries and enable collective action.When Sarah took over as Executive Director of Youth Advancement Alliance, she inherited what looked like a success story: thirty chapters serving over 100,000 at-risk youth nationwide. But beneath the impressive metrics lay a troubling reality--declining engagement scores, duplicated efforts, and talented staff leaving for corporate jobs. Despite their shared mission, her organization felt like thirty separate entities rather than one unified force.Sarah's challenge isn't unique. In our increasingly distributed work world, leaders everywhere are discovering that traditional management approaches fall short. The casual hallway conversations that once built culture naturally now require intentional design. The informal networks that spread innovation and trust have been disrupted, leaving organizations struggling to maintain the human connections that make work meaningful.In The Ripple Effect, organizational development expert Dr. Elizabeth Scott reveals the hidden architecture that truly drives organizational success. Through Sarah's transformation journey and dozens of real-world case studies, from Microsoft's culture revolution under Satya Nadella to small nonprofits achieving outsized impact, readers discover how social capital becomes the foundation for everything else leaders hope to accomplish.This isn't another book about networking or team building. It's a practical guide to understanding your organization's invisible relationship infrastructure and strategically strengthening the connections that enable collective action. You'll learn why some organizations emerge stronger from budget crises while others fracture under pressure, how leading nonprofits create integrated 'service villages' that multiply their community impact, and why the teams that initially resist your initiatives often contain the very insights needed for breakthrough solutions. Whether you're leading a small team or a large institution, managing hybrid workers or breaking down departmental silos, this book provides the framework for creating the kind of connected, engaged culture that drives both individual fulfillment and organizational success. The future belongs to leaders who understand that lasting change spreads through relationships, not mandates.The question isn't whether you have time to invest in relationships--it's whether you can afford not to. …

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What if your 'IBS' diagnosis isn't the whole story Behind the bloating, gas, and unpredictable bowel movements lies an imbalance that millions silently struggle with: small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO). In SIBO Uncovered: Exploring the Hidden Epidemic Behind Your IBS Symptoms, holistic nutritionist and functional nutrition practitioner Kirsten Janz pulls back the curtain on this misunderstood imbalance, blending cutting-edge research and fifteen years of clinical experience with her own powerful healing story.From food poisoning to motility issues, hormonal imbalances to abdominal surgery, Janz explores the mechanisms that may contribute to bacterial overgrowth in the small intestine, offering clarity where confusion once reigned. With empathy, scientific precision, and real-world guidance, she walks readers through testing options, supportive diets, and care approaches commonly used by health practitioners to nurture long-term digestive healing.Whether you've tried every diet under the sun or you're just beginning to search for answers, SIBO Uncovered will change the way you think about your symptoms--and your body. Packed with practical tools, compassionate insight, and hope, this book is more than a guide-- it's a road map to achieving balance, obtaining vitality, and restoring your gut health.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What if 'normal' isn't healthy Too many women are told their symptoms of fatigue, hormonal chaos, anxiety, digestive issues, inflammation, or autoimmune flares are normal despite feeling anything but well. Restoring Balance offers a powerful, evidence-informed alternative to the conventional model of women's healthcare that too often overlooks root causes and lived experience.Written by a mother-daughter duo--Alexia Soteropoulos, MD, a functional and integrative health practitioner, speaker, and women's health expert, and Paula Soteropoulos, MS, a biotech entrepreneur, venture investor, and women's health advocate--this book blends medical science, systems biology, and real-world insight to help women understand why their bodies feel out of balance and how to support healing from the inside out.Rather than chasing diagnoses or relying solely on prescriptions, Restoring Balance reframes women's health through a holistic lens, one that considers hormones, nutrition, stress, trauma, immune function, environmental exposures, sleep, and lifestyle as interconnected drivers of well-being. The authors explore why women are disproportionately affected by autoimmune disease, bone loss, chronic inflammation, and hormonal disruption and why popular health trends and one-size-fits-all solutions often miss the mark.Compassionate, practical, and deeply empowering, Restoring Balance will give readers: - a clear framework for self-healing grounded in nutrition, movement, sleep, and emotional health- insight into toxins, endocrine disruptors, and detoxification pathways- guidance on integrative and complementary therapies- practical strategies for restoring balance at every life stage- a forward-looking vision for improving women's health in medicine and the workplaceWritten for women seeking clarity and agency in their health journey, Restoring Balance also speaks to clinicians, employers, and leaders invested in advancing women's care. The book offers a grounded, evidence-informed perspective on what becomes possible when science, lived experience, and prevention work together. With the right conditions in place, the body's capacity to heal, adapt, and thrive is not an exception but an expectation.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - In the tradition of the James Herriot classic All Creatures Great and Small, a heartfelt coming-of-age story of small-town life, young love, and the human condition in the American Midwest of the 1970s.When newly minted doctor Robert Bradley set out for his first medical post in the windswept plains of Kansas, he thought he was simply beginning a career. What he found instead was a calling--and a love story that would shape his life.In All People Great and Small, Bradley recounts the making of a doctor, with all the tenderness, humor, and humility of a man discovering both medicine and himself. From the dusty roads of Norton, Kansas, to the high mountain villages of Guatemala, he brings to life a world where a country doctor's word was often the only hope.Through vivid scenes and unforgettable patients--a young mother in peril, a rancher too proud to rest, a breast cancer sufferer determined to live and die on her own terms--Bradley reveals the quiet heroism of rural medicine. But amid the births, losses, and long nights on call runs another thread: his deepening love for Eve, a nurse whose own journey through hardship and faith mirrors his own.With the storytelling grace of James Herriot and the soul of an American pastoral, All People Great and Small is a timeless tale of service, sacrifice, and the search for meaning in work and in love. It reminds us that healing is not only what doctors do--it's who they are.…