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A short and sassy guide to navigating the first phases of your journey as a single mom. These 21 tips shot from the hip and hard-won wisdom of a veteran single mom cover such important topics as building a community, teaching your kids to cook, managing finances, getting a dating life, and generally staying sane while keeping your sense of humor intact along the way.

This book discusses the various mental health problems that can affect teens. Critical information is included on depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, self-harm, substance abuse, and the impact of social media. The reduction of stigma around these mental health issues is emphasized. Open communication strategies are discussed.

This is a collection of light-hearted, true stories about the bizarre experience of pregnancy, attempting to avoid public tantrums, making it through the terrible twos (and ones, threes and fours) and trying not to punch the husband while he is trying to be "helpful". Jasmine Han & Shelly Holly, both moms with three young kids between them, regale us with their humorous collective experiences about surviving, and not perfecting, motherhood.

Communication is important in any kind of relationship, especially in marriage. Couples who can communicate effectively with each other are more likely to have a happy and lasting marriage than those who cannot communicate properly. It is by improving communication that a marriage can be saved from falling apart. This audiobook is your handy manual that will teach you the ins and outs of effective communication. If you truly love your spouse and want to be able to communicate effectively with each other, then this guide is for you.

What would you teach your younger self about money if you had the opportunity? Unfortunately, most schools don’t teach money management. Money habits whether good or bad are passed down through the generations at home. What were you taught? Is it the same thing you want to teach your children? Statistics show that most of what we’ve learned about money from our parents was not adequate to help us achieve financial freedom. The majority of American adults are in debt with very little savings.

Communication for Couples is a guide that's east to listen to and implement, and it discusses a variety of tips and techniques to get you and your partner back on the same page through ways of effective communication.

Good communication is a skill that can be learned. This audiobook provides you with all the tools you need to become better at communicating in relationships. Unlike many of the options out there, this audiobook does not just throw information at you, leaving you more confused than you were before reading it. Instead, this audiobook provides you with information that is easy to understand to ensure you grasp everything.

This workshop offers specific tips for families who have one child whose challenging behavior impacts the whole family. Although geared towards foster and adoptive families, techniques would work in any family. Accompanying handouts are available at http://nysccc.org/conference/conference-archives/

Explore the uncharted territory of the ‘middle’ with Unseen Bridges by Ann E. Askelson-Silva. Beyond the confines of birth order lies a narrative that resonates with anyone who has felt sidelined or underestimated. Through her own journey as a ‘quadruple middle child,’ author Anne Silva sheds light on the hidden strength and resilience inherent in the median child experience.

Jennifer has waited years for either of the two men in her life to make a commitment to her. After she was almost murdered and lost her memories both men decided she was the only one for them. In this volume listen how Jennifer runs away to California to visit her old friend Laurie, and hopefully regain her sense of well being. When she finally returns home, ready to make her decision, she finds out that perhaps it has been made for her. Although these books are written to be heard in order, you will not find yourself at a loss if you listen to them out of order.