A psychotherapist explores the fundamental relationships that make life meaningful, discussing the meaning of 'belonging' while prescribing solutions to staying 'connected' to people in the digital age. Original. 17,500 first printing.

A moving and eloquent exploration of how suffering can offer opportunities for personal and spiritual realization and change gathers tales from a wide variety of religious traditions to demonstrate this transformative power, and includes exercises for working through grief. Reprint. 15,000 first printing.

A psychotherapist explores the origins of compassion, grace, and altruism through studies of religion and science, showing the deep motivations of selfless behaviors and demonstrating how the good can cast out the bad. Reprint.

A psychotherapist explores the origins of compassion, grace, and altruism through studies of religion and science, showing the deep motivations of selfless behaviors and demonstrating how the good can cast out the bad. 12,000 first printing. (view table of contents)

A guide to reviving your spirits during midlife offers special sections on recovering childhood dreams, enriching creative expression, learning to appreciate our physical selves, heightening consciousness, and much more. Reprint. K.

A psychotherapist explains how to cope with the physical, relational, professional, and psychological changes of midlife, providing helpful advice on how to navigate through the middle stage of life to find fulfillment and satisfaction in life.

Product Description: This collection of theoretical essays and personal stories is not just about "Boston marriages," a term referring to two women in a nonsexual but nonetheless deeply committed relationship. As the book so well concludes, there is no language for this type of relationship, not just for lesbians but for anyone--gay, straight, male, or female--who relates to others outside the traditional roles of friend, lover, spouse, or relative...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)