Gayle Kimball Livres

Generate Emotional Strength Balance Your Body Learn Empowering Visualizations Resources We live in challenging times but can apply mental and physical tools to stay centered and calm. You will learn energy tools to develop your thought power, including how to stay centered, how to ground and generate more energy to achieve your goals. You'll learn movements to balance the physical body and calm the nervous system. The beauty of the tools is their simplicity and ability to be used anywhere to rewire our brains with our thought patterns.

Over 50 girls and young women from 30 countries share how to save our planet from environmental destruction. In the first book about the global young women's climate movement, you'll learn about their activist tactics and personal stories as they shape the future. You'll discover regional issues and understand Generation Z. The activists represent every inhabited continent and give first-person accounts. Gayle Kimball interviewed them because they're leading the climate movement and are courageously dedicated to stop climate change and destruction of our environment--the most important issue of our time.

30 couples from around the world reveal how they resolve disagreements and stay happy. Experts teach their techniques for resolving conflicts. You'll learn to create lasting satisfaction in your relationship, including sexuality. Includes men's and women's perspectives. Happy Marriages is organized around the major challenges couples face, including children, former spouses, cultural differences, and poor health, and how they work through these conflicts. Experts like Jed Diamond, Donna Eden, and Warren Farrell, whose techniques are included in this book, feel their first marriages could have been saved if they had learned the conflict resolution processes they teach us. Gayle Kimball, Ph.D. is the Nautilus award winner author of more than 20 books, including 50/50 Marriage and Everything You Need to Know to Succeed After College.

The book explores the evolution of women's culture in the 21st century, featuring insights from over 15 notable contributors, including Marge Piercy and Judy Chicago. It examines the transformation of creative women and their impact on the next generation of third wave feminists, highlighting the ongoing influence of the women's renaissance from the 1970s. Through various perspectives, it showcases the progress and challenges faced by women in contemporary society.

Focusing on the voices of young women worldwide, this book highlights their activism through hundreds of interviews and thousands of surveys from 88 countries. It addresses pressing global issues such as the quest for equality, the impact of consumerism on "Girl Power," and the dual role of global media in supporting and hindering girls. With a blend of popular culture references and feminist critiques, it offers a comprehensive look at the challenges and aspirations of young women on a global scale.

Courageous scientists challenge the dominant paradigm of reality. Why are they so brave and what does their research reveal?

Learn about the way men see themselves today and their actions for gender equality. A unique dialogue with men from 12 countries of various ages and ethnicities with a variety of viewpoints. They represent different branches of the men's movement as they discuss their understandings of masculinities.Topics Overview of Men's Changing Roles, What We Teach Boys about Masculinities, Pro-Feminism, Father Absence is a Key Issue, Differences between Feminism and Equalism, Men's Groups and Community, and Solutions and Models.Countries represented Brazil, Britain, Canada, China, France, Germany, Iceland, India, Kenya, Netherlands, South Africa, United States, and Zambia.Professor Robert Morrell observed from South Africa, "In a world of polarization, suspicion, and hostility, Dr. Kimball offers us the chance to occupy middle ground and talk about difficult gender stuff, a great job in putting the two sides (and more) of the debates in ways that promote discussion rather than polarize."