Paul D. Meier
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Of all the professionals I know, Henry Cloud understands and explains best why people develop develop emotional and relational problems and how they can solve them.”
Dr.
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Of all the professionals I know, Henry Cloud understands and explains best why people develop develop emotional and relational problems and how they can solve them.”
Dr.
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Her Choice to Heal is a rare tool in helping women who are struggling with the pain that often follows an abortion decision. Through Meier Clinics, we are increasingly coming into contact with post-abortive men and women who need direct ministry in grieving these children and coming to a point of peace through God’s redemptive love. This book is a great tool to help these clients understand the system we employ in processing this pain and move forward in embracing the healing that God provides.”
History & Biography
“Mary Ann Kirkby, in her outstanding book, I Am Hutterite, shares her own true story of moving out of the Hutterite culture in Canada as a youth, adjusting to the freedoms of eclectic culture today, but then reclaiming some of the outstanding character traits and faith and courage of the Hutterite culture she originally came from. I strongly endorse this book to understand another family of our own brothers and sisters both past and present.”
Christian Living
“Dr. John Townsend is one of the leading psychologists in the world today, and his new book, The Entitlement Cure, will help hundreds of thousands of readers. He describes the hard way as developing the habit of doing what is best, rather than what is most comfortable, to accomplish worthwhile outcomes. In reality, the hard way actually becomes the easiest way to achieve success and love. I highly endorse this book.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“I have known Dr. Pete Deison for many years now and have utmost respect for his wisdom and love of people. In Visits from Heaven, Deison’s understanding and compassion shine throughout the book to help its readers work their way through the stages of grief, including from the loss of loved ones who have chosen suicide. He also encourages us with the hopes and wonders of what heaven will be like—for us as believers as well as for believers who may have committed suicide.”
Women
“As a psychiatrist over the past thirty-four years, I have listened intently to the innermost secret thoughts and emotions of several thousand men and women, and I have a fairly good idea of how they think. But as I read Paula’s book, I was amused, amazed, comforted, encouraged, convicted, enlightened, and even entertained by all the wonderful new insights she has blessed us with. The book not only describes men in general but specific types of men common in our society today, as well as how a woman can relate to them. I recommend that men also read this book so as to better understand themselves and their need to know how to better relate to the women in their lives. I especially love the final question Paula poses to women at the very end of the book, ‘At the end of your life, what would you want to be remembered for by the man you love? How would you want to remember him?’ I would hope male readers would benefit their wives by asking themselves the same two questions.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
Don't Let Jerks Get the Best of You
Christian Living
Happiness Is A Choice For Teens
Children & Youth
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