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Soft cover. Condition: Fine. No Jacket. Chris Kelson (Computer Cover Art) (illustrator). 1st Edition. Climbing the Money Tree by Dr. June Taylor (1993, 1st Edition Trade Paperback) Written by a marriage and family therapist of over 25 years of professional experience, Dr. Taylor offers a 3 step Money Tree analysis to develop realistic desire, acquire needed tools, and take actions to acquire financial success not financial entrapment. vi + 121pp. Trade paperback seldom, if ever, read. Cover is as new, like a copy on display in a bookstore. No creases, minor edge-wear. Interior is tight, clean and unmarked. Condition: Fine/(As New). Copyright 1993. Printed and bound in U.S.A. Stated from 1st printing of 1st edition. LCCN: 92-074651. ISBN: 0-9616108-7-5. No MSR. Thanks for looking! No Ownership Markings.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Cervical myelopathy-spinal cord compression in the neck-can change how you stand, walk, and use your hands. If you're noticing balance challenges, numbness or clumsiness, or a slower gait, you're not alone. This gentle guide translates complex topics into everyday steps: posture correction you can feel, balance and gait practice, ergonomic seating that supports your neck and back, and simple home safety changes that make moving around less stressful.Inside, you'll find: Clear explanations of myelopathy and common symptoms, in plain language.Posture alignment checkpoints for sitting, standing, and using devices.Balance stability drills and walking confidence techniques you can scale.Mobility aid guidance (cane and walker sizing, when and how to use them).Workspace comfort ideas: chair lumbar support, screen height, keyboard placement.Stretching and gentle movement options to reduce strain and protect energy.Sleep positioning tips, pillow and mattress considerations, and nighttime routines.Checklists for room layout, clutter control, and safer bathroom setups."Ask your clinician" pages so appointments are focused and productive.Mindset tools for pacing, planning, and feeling more in control day to day.You won't see promises or quick fixes-just practical routines that respect your body and your time. Use it to personalize posture habits, choose supportive equipment, and plan a week that leaves room for rest. This book is informational only and not a substitute for care from your clinician. Get your copy of this book today This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. If you've ever felt invisible, doubted your own memory, or walked on eggshells to keep the peace, you are not "too sensitive"-you may be caught in patterns of codependency, gaslighting, and narcissistic abuse. This practical guide helps you name what's happening, understand trauma bonds, and rebuild safety, clarity, and boundaries-step by step. You'll learn how coercive control erodes self-trust, why intermittent reinforcement makes leaving a toxic relationship so hard, and how gentle, body-based tools can reduce overwhelm when PTSD/CPTSD symptoms flare.Inside, you'll find plain-language checklists to recognize manipulation (blame-shifting, love-bombing, stonewalling, future-faking), short scripts for "no-contact" or "low-contact," and a compassionate plan to reclaim your time, money, sleep, and attention. Instead of vague pep talks, each chapter ends with Try it today exercises you can actually do in five minutes: grounding and orientation practices for nervous-system regulation, boundary phrases you can say word-for-word, and journaling prompts that separate your authentic voice from the gaslighter's narrative. You'll also map your personal triggers, design a simple safety plan, and practice everyday decisions that rebuild self-respect and self-trust.This is a book about education and empowerment, not diagnoses or miracle cures. You won't be told to "just leave" or to fix the other person. You'll be shown how to support yourself-naming patterns, setting limits with confidence, and creating a future where you don't abandon your needs to keep someone else comfortable. Whether you are healing after a breakup with a narcissist, setting firmer boundaries with family, or learning the gray rock method at work, you'll have a clear, stigma-free roadmap for recovery skills you can practice at your own pace.If you're ready to move from confusion to clarity-and from people-pleasing to grounded presence-this guide will help you take the next kind, doable step toward emotional freedom. This information is educational only and not a substitute for care from a licensed professional; use the tools that fit you and consult a qualified clinician for personalized guidance. get your copy of this book today This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. If you've ever felt invisible, doubted your own memory, or walked on eggshells to keep the peace, you are not "too sensitive"-you may be caught in patterns of codependency, gaslighting, and narcissistic abuse. This practical guide helps you name what's happening, understand trauma bonds, and rebuild safety, clarity, and boundaries-step by step. You'll learn how coercive control erodes self-trust, why intermittent reinforcement makes leaving a toxic relationship so hard, and how gentle, body-based tools can reduce overwhelm when PTSD/CPTSD symptoms flare.Inside, you'll find plain-language checklists to recognize manipulation (blame-shifting, love-bombing, stonewalling, future-faking), short scripts for "no-contact" or "low-contact," and a compassionate plan to reclaim your time, money, sleep, and attention. Instead of vague pep talks, each chapter ends with Try it today exercises you can actually do in five minutes: grounding and orientation practices for nervous-system regulation, boundary phrases you can say word-for-word, and journaling prompts that separate your authentic voice from the gaslighter's narrative. You'll also map your personal triggers, design a simple safety plan, and practice everyday decisions that rebuild self-respect and self-trust.This is a book about education and empowerment, not diagnoses or miracle cures. You won't be told to "just leave" or to fix the other person. You'll be shown how to support yourself-naming patterns, setting limits with confidence, and creating a future where you don't abandon your needs to keep someone else comfortable. Whether you are healing after a breakup with a narcissist, setting firmer boundaries with family, or learning the gray rock method at work, you'll have a clear, stigma-free roadmap for recovery skills you can practice at your own pace.If you're ready to move from confusion to clarity-and from people-pleasing to grounded presence-this guide will help you take the next kind, doable step toward emotional freedom. This information is educational only and not a substitute for care from a licensed professional; use the tools that fit you and consult a qualified clinician for personalized guidance. get your copy of this book today This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Cervical myelopathy-spinal cord compression in the neck-can change how you stand, walk, and use your hands. If you're noticing balance challenges, numbness or clumsiness, or a slower gait, you're not alone. This gentle guide translates complex topics into everyday steps: posture correction you can feel, balance and gait practice, ergonomic seating that supports your neck and back, and simple home safety changes that make moving around less stressful.Inside, you'll find: Clear explanations of myelopathy and common symptoms, in plain language.Posture alignment checkpoints for sitting, standing, and using devices.Balance stability drills and walking confidence techniques you can scale.Mobility aid guidance (cane and walker sizing, when and how to use them).Workspace comfort ideas: chair lumbar support, screen height, keyboard placement.Stretching and gentle movement options to reduce strain and protect energy.Sleep positioning tips, pillow and mattress considerations, and nighttime routines.Checklists for room layout, clutter control, and safer bathroom setups."Ask your clinician" pages so appointments are focused and productive.Mindset tools for pacing, planning, and feeling more in control day to day.You won't see promises or quick fixes-just practical routines that respect your body and your time. Use it to personalize posture habits, choose supportive equipment, and plan a week that leaves room for rest. This book is informational only and not a substitute for care from your clinician. Get your copy of this book today This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.