Michael Nichols Livres

"This perennial bestseller has already helped tens of thousands of readers resolve conflicts and transform their relationships with family members, romantic partners, colleagues, and friends. Renowned therapist Michael P. Nichols explains why we often feel cut off from those we care about and provides easy-to-learn techniques for really hearing and being heard. Thoughtful, witty, and empathic, the book is filled with vivid examples that readers of all ages and walks of life can relate to. The revised second edition features practical exercises for building key skills, plus a new chapter onlistening to kids and teens"-- Provided by publisher

As a cornerstone in Family Therapy, this classic text offers comprehensive insights into therapeutic practices and theories. It explores the dynamics of family relationships, emphasizing the importance of understanding family systems in the healing process. With a focus on practical applications, it provides tools for therapists to facilitate effective communication and resolution of conflicts within families. This authoritative work is essential for both students and practitioners seeking to deepen their understanding of family dynamics and therapy techniques.

A family therapist narrates his experiences with the Salazar family, chronicling their relationship journey from courtship to empty nest. Each chapter focuses on a different life stage, offering insights from both the therapist and family members. The narrative delves into the influences of gender, ethnicity, and sexual orientation on family dynamics, providing a rich context for understanding therapy. Reviewers praise its engaging presentation and the authentic portrayal of therapy, making it a valuable resource for students seeking deeper self-awareness and practical insights.

In beautiful yet eerily disturbing color photographs, the "Indiana Jones" of photography records the struggle for survival of the gorillas of the Virunga Mountains, the land they inhabit, and the Rwandan people whose destiny they share.

Focusing on the intricacies of gig booking, this volume delves into the business side of securing performances for Solo Acoustic Musicians. Through interviews with managers, venue owners, and agents, it uncovers their insights and expectations. Readers will learn how to effectively approach these key players in the music industry, gaining essential knowledge that can significantly enhance their chances of success as performers.

Exploring the world of solo acoustic musicians, this sequel features in-depth interviews with six peers and a guitar repair expert, offering valuable insights into their experiences and techniques. Michael Nichols enhances the understanding of the SAM's craft, highlighting the importance of the guitar as both an instrument and a tool for creative expression. This book serves as a rich resource for musicians and enthusiasts alike, providing a deeper appreciation of the artistry involved in solo performances.

Exploring the profound emotional lives of elephants, this book showcases their remarkable intelligence and social structures through stunning photography by Michael "Nick" Nichols. With over two decades of experience, Nichols captures their habitats and daily lives, highlighting the threats they face from human intervention and the ivory trade. Accompanied by insights from renowned conservationists, the work serves as both a visual journey and a poignant plea for the protection of these majestic creatures, emphasizing the urgent need to address their declining populations.

Focusing on the vibrant "open mic" scene, this volume of the Solo Acoustic Musician series delves deeper into the dynamics of live performances where both amateurs and professionals showcase their talents. Michael Nichols explores the unique environment of these events, highlighting the experiences and challenges faced by solo acoustic musicians. The book offers insights into the subculture surrounding open mic nights, making it a valuable resource for performers looking to navigate this creative space.

Drawing from over 30 years of live performance experience, Michael Nichols offers insights into the life of a solo acoustic musician. He combines personal anecdotes with practical advice, presenting a dynamic vision for balancing a fulfilling career with enjoyment in music. His straightforward and conversational style makes the guidance accessible for aspiring musicians looking to thrive in this unique field.

The narrative follows a man's journey through Hell Gate, a historically significant and treacherous area in New York City's East River. As he explores the landscape, he delves into the region's rich history and the origins of its names, uncovering the stories and events that have shaped this notorious waterway. Through this exploration, the book offers insights into both the physical environment and the cultural significance of Hell Gate.