Найти книгу: "Will I Ever Be the Same Again?: Transforming the Face of Depression & Anxiety (Kivler Communications)"

Blessed with a loving family, a successful business as an executive coach and money in the bank, Carol Kivler was suddenly and unexpectedly brought to her knees by &quot;The Beast&quot; – clinical depression. The story of her journey to recovery from medication-resistant depression is not only informative but inspires hope in others who suffer from this debilitating illness.<br><br>Kivler&#39;s book is written for multiple audiences, especially individuals who are suffering from major depression and their loved ones. It is also for health care providers, who often make the difference between &quot;giving up&quot; and &quot;recovery&quot; for those suffering from mental illness. Her &quot;Courageous Recovery Wellness Model&quot; provides a roadmap for recovery while addressing the misconceptions and stigma associated with depression.<br><br>&quot;Major depression is not an attitude. It is not a personality dysfunction. It is not a flaw in character. It is not laziness or a call for attention. It is not hurt feelings or a reaction to a bump in the road. It is not contagious. Depression is not something that can be brought on or fought off by self-will. Depression is not something to be ashamed of. And most importantly, it is not something that should be ignored. Left untreated, serious depression can be life crippling and even lead to death (by suicide).&quot;<br><br>Because medication did not work for her, and despite serious reservations, Kivler eventually agreed to ECT (electroconvulsive therapy, or shock therapy). The treatment not only gave her back the desire to live but the ability to thrive in her personal and professional life. Electroconvulsive therapy became her &quot;ladder out of the depression pit.&quot;<br><br>Much of Kivler&#39;s apprehension toward ECT was based on stigma and misinformation.<br><br>&quot;Say the words &#39;shock therapy&#39; to ten people and nine of them will respond with the movie title &#39;One Flew Over the Cuckoo&#39;s Nest.&#39; The movie (made in 1975) won five academy awards but left a wretched taste in our mouths about ECT. That movie as well as &#39;The Snake Pit&#39; (made in 1945) both depict earlier developments of the treatment – not the modernized procedure that provides relief to countless patients every day. Unfortunately, they have left a deep impression on society that ECT is not only painful, barbaric and inhumane, but something to be ashamed of.&quot;<br><br>In her opinion, the stigma associated with ECT deprives severely depressed individuals the right to potential recovery. Consequently, the section of her book on &quot;Demystifying ECT&quot; provides accurate, up to date information about today&#39;s modernized procedure, answers common questions such as &quot;Does it hurt?&quot; (No!) and discusses possible side effects (which Kivler found to be no worse than those from medication).<br><br>In addition, the success rate of ECT, according to the American Psychiatric Association, is 80 percent. This is considerably higher than 45 to 50 percent success rate of most anti-depressants. Plus, the effects of ECT are generally felt as early as the third or fourth treatment, while medications can take as long as six weeks to take effect.<br><br>&quot;Will I Ever Be the Same Again&quot; puts the face of hope on depression, providing information and inspiration to reach beyond the myths and stigma surrounding ECT and mental illness. It was an Award-Winning Finalist in the Health: Psychology/Mental Health category of the &quot;Best Books 2010&quot; Awards, sponsored by USA Book News. Kivler&#39;s book was also awarded Finalist, Self-Help Category, 2011 Next Generation Indie Book Awards.

Артем с детства ненавидящий своё имя, развлекается рассказывая небылицы о себе в поездах. Под вымышленным именем он на ходу выдумывает себе биографию, обманывая случайных попутчиков и получая от этой бесполезной неправды выбросы адреналина в кровь. Но однажды, его ложь приводит к необратимым последствиям и он оказывается заложником безвыходной ситуации… В книге «Смех again» – много тёмной мистики. Здесь роуд-муви. Здесь Свадьбы и Похороны. Черные пальцы, выжимающие раггу из баяна. Татуировка «After death this body recovered and disposed» чуть ниже пупка. Заброшенные птицефабрики с прогнившими крышами. Здесь Дождь, остановившийся на полпути и слушающий, что ему говорят. Здесь Тот, кого боится даже безжалостный маньяк в ночном парке…

A great writing by Mark Twain based on the short story of classic humour.

This book will tell you who stirred Hitler into his suicidal decision to attack Stalin. It will tell you who were the real godfathers of the worst catastrophe in the history of Russia that went off on June 22, 1941. You will learn who gave money to Hitler and his party, helping the Nazi to power. Revealed in this book is the real reason behind the Nazi regime – aggression against the USSR to correct a previous blunder of Western intelligence that had led to Bolshevism in Russia. Instead of quietly disappearing with their loot, Lenin and his crew remained in the country and pieced it together into a global superpower, refusing to give it over to the West. Abundant evidence cited in this book helps trace the whole logic of events starting from September 1919 up to June 1941. The reader will emerge enlightened about who were the true preachers and masterminds of World War II, and who must share responsibility with the Nazi for their hideous crimes.

This is a science education book that discloses the age and the origins of the human civilization. It reveals the most mysterious and the most unknowable – aliens, visiting the ancient Earth, and their amazing genetic experiments, which they carried out here. Based on multiple evidences, the author describes the significant difference between Celestials and ordinary Earth humans in every detail, and possible reasons to have the humans destroyed with the Flood are also listed.

Almost daily we hear people use the word stress, so it seems that almost everyone knows what this phenomenon represents and how to recognize it, not not how to prevent or mitigate its harmful consequences. Stress is a set of emotional, physical, physiological and behavioral responses that occur when an event is thought to be hazardous or disturbing, and beyond our capacity to cope with. Of course, we should not forget that stress is essentially a very positive part of human nature.