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A highly readable collection of 26 chapters, eich dealing with a particular aspect of life on Anglesey, past and present, the colourful personalities, interesting places and formative historical events. 26 black-and-white photographs.
A Treatment Manual
Focusing on moderate to severe depression, this manual uniquely combines psychoanalytic theory with practical clinical approaches tailored for adolescents. It offers in-depth insights into the psychoanalytic understanding of depression in young people and serves as the first comprehensive guide for conducting psychoanalytic psychotherapy specifically for this age group.
My excitement was not shared at home. The first question when I walked in was, how was church? ... I need a ride” Her,” No problem I'll be there”. ...
About the Author My chosen career for 25 years has been teaching in the public and private school arena. My specialty has always been in early childhood education. For the last 13 years of my teaching career as a literacy specialist, I taught reading and composition writing to first and second grade students. Upon retiring as an active educator, I have been continuing my own joy of writing by publishing children's books. My first published book, "Just Ask Solomon," is now being followed with "Solomon's Mission." I hope this second book in the Solomon series will bring you and the children in your life great joy as you read or listen together. I have been blessed with a wonderfully supportive husband, three children, and 10 grandchildren. I reside in both Washington State and Arizona along with my husband, Kirby, and Miniature Schnauzer, Lily. I continue to have a passion for bringing together parents and children in the conversation surrounding stories.
London, 1970s. An East End boy stumbles into the world of casinos as a trainee croupier at the Playboy Club London. A time of glamour, excitement and sexual freedom, this new world allows the working class urchin with dreams of adventure to discover a life and horizons he never knew existed.
Menai Straits Explored - from Caernarfon to Beaumaris explores the narrow strip of water which divides Anglesey (Ynys Môn) from mainland Wales. Although it is only twenty kilometres long, it boasts beautiful scenery, many colourful characters and events of interest.
Drawing on her thirty years' experience as a social worker in England and three Australian states, Margaret Hughes' stories explore the dark world at the heart of modern Western society. In this hidden world, children and the elderly suffer misfortune, violence and tragedy. The perpetrators of abuse and exploitation range from poor, illiterate parents to the privileged elite. The response from the authorities is, at times, protective and benign while at other times incompetent and even destructive. But above all else, it is the survivors who shine through. Their remarkable resilience and their uniquely creative solutions break through the adversity they have suffered. There is symmetry between the dilemmas they face and the answers they find.
As a young wealthy journalist, it would appear Lancelot Knightly lives a charmed life with the world at his heels. But to those closest to him, life is not the image of success it would seem. For a young man facing many personal demons, every day can be a struggle. But Lance's life is about to be turned upside down, when his friend returns from overseas and opens up a sinister plot which will take Lance to one of the most remote places on earth. This journey will expose him to a secret so unbelievable and so terrifying, it will threaten his sanity and possibly, his life.
Carlton doesn't look like all the other carrots with his spots and stumpy toes. As chef after chef rejects him as an ingredient in their recipe a dejected Carlton wonders if he'll ever find his perfect part. Will a chance encounter with an onion finally change his fortune?