Focusing on the complexities of adolescent depression, the authors explore its various forms and symptoms, including sadness, irritability, and substance abuse. This guide integrates the latest research in adolescent psychiatry, addressing critical questions for parents about diagnosis, treatment options, and the interplay of other disorders. It also emphasizes the importance of finding appropriate mental health support and offers insights on self-care for parents navigating these challenges.
"Faster Company" by Patrick Kelly offers unconventional management insights from the founder of Physician Sales & Service, a billion-dollar medical supply leader. Kelly shares how he fostered a unique culture where employees thrive, creativity flourishes, and competition is outpaced, all while enjoying their work.
With proper treatment, people with borderline personality disorder can enjoy long remissions and improved quality of life.
Exploring the profound connection between sport and work, this book delves into their human and spiritual significance. It examines how these activities shape our identities, foster community, and contribute to personal growth, highlighting the deeper values that emerge from our engagement in both realms. Through insightful reflections, the author encourages readers to appreciate the transformative power of athletic and professional pursuits in their lives.
The book is a scarce antiquarian facsimile reprint of an original work, preserving its historical significance despite potential imperfections like marks and flawed pages. It reflects a commitment to protecting and promoting important literature by offering a high-quality, affordable edition that remains true to the source material.
Set against a backdrop of seafaring adventure and Irish literary tradition, the narrative explores themes of longing, companionship, and the search for divine grace. It captures the struggles of sailors, the sorrow of lost comrades, and the haunting presence of fear that threatens dreams. With poetic prose, it reflects on the human condition and the pursuit of hope amidst adversity.
A retired lecturer, David McMaster, embarks on a journey back to Belfast after receiving a mysterious note from his long-lost friend Roddy, whom he hasn't seen in four decades. The discovery of this cryptic message reignites memories and prompts David to confront his past, exploring themes of friendship, loss, and the passage of time against the backdrop of Northern Ireland's complex history.
Der Autor beschreibt seine Zeit im Waldorf Internat, das er mit 11 Jahren betrat und mit 15 Jahren nach einem Konflikt verließ. Anhand von Tagebuchaufzeichnungen und Briefen an seine Mutter schildert er seinen Alltag und die Gründe für seinen Abgang.