“Wisdom: A Very Valuable Virtue That Cannot Be Bought” is a work of non-fiction suitable for the general reading audience. Penned by philosophical thinker and scholar Jason Merchey, this insightful tapestry opens the reader’s mind to the pursuit of wisdom. … More “Wisdom: A Very Valuable Virtue That Cannot Be Bought” by Jason A. Merchey
“Healthcare Heroes: The Medical Careers Guide,” covers information about 28 different careers in the medical profession. These positions require education ranging from certifications to doctoral degrees. Each career is featured in its own chapter with contributions made by an expert in that field. … More “Healthcare Heroes” by Mary Choy, Michele B. Kaufman
In this book, the 4th in the series, the author focuses on Divine Energy in our Present Reality. The reader will explore Divine Reality from the Atomic, cellular, and spiritual levels dissecting it to understand its DNA and different transformations within the animate and inanimate expressions of divine energy. … More “Is Divine Energy: THE SECRET OF THE LIMITLESS IMMANENT VALUE” by Vipin Gupta
“More Confessions of a Trauma Junkie” by Sherry Jones Mayo is an incredibly thoughtful, eloquent, and revealing life documentation of how emergency service personnel do what they do, their highs and lows. … More “More Confessions of a Trauma Junkie” by Sherry Jones Mayo
“What is Present Reality” by Vipin Gupta is the second book in his series, “Discovering the Vastly Integrated Processes Inside Nature.” In this book the author goes in depth into ‘present reality’ by applying the modern scientific concepts on ancient Hindu philosophic and spiritual knowledge utilizing the strategic management methodology. … More “What is Present Reality” by Vipin Gupta
An amazing self-help book that explores what concepts and meanings the word “No” can have in the daily lives of children with Autism. Designed to improve relationships and communication, this little book is packed with real-life scenarios and advice to help lessen the tension and burden of the word “no” for children, parents, caregivers, teachers, counselors, relatives, and other significant people in the child’s world. … More “Understanding the Challenge of NO for Children with Autism” by Colette McNeil
A work of non-fiction that studies the connection between schizophrenia (and other mental health diagnoses) and creativity. It’s widely held that some people with a diagnosis of schizophrenia display great capacity and drive for creativity, but why? What does science, research, and observation have to say about it? … More “The Creative Advantages of Schizophrenia” by Paul Kiritsis
INDEPENDENT JUDGMENT AND INTROSPECTION: FUNDAMENTAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE FREE SOCIETY Jerry KirkpatrickKirkpatrick Books (2019) ISBN 9780978780357Reviewed by Carol Hoyer for Reader Views (09/19) “Independent Judgment and Introspection: Fundamental Requirements of the Free Society,” by author Jerry Kirkpatrick is a read that will have you re-thinking your past thoughts on independent judgment, how it impacts you … More “Independent Judgment and Introspection: Fundamental Requirements of the Free Society” by Jerry Kirkpatrick
EMPATHY DEFICIT DISORDER Dr. Jacqueline Ann Acho, Eva Vasiliades BasilionAcho & Basilion (2018)ISBN 9781732436404Reviewed by Carol Hoyer for Reader Views (07/19) Webster’s dictionary defines empathy as “the action of understanding, being aware of, sensitive to, and vicariously experiencing the feelings, thoughts, and experience” of someone else. In “Empathy Deficit Disorder: Healing from Our Mix-ups About … More “Empathy Deficit Disorder” by Dr. Jacqueline Ann Acho and Eva Vasiliades Basilion
MAKING SENSE OF THE CHAOS: A CALL TO ACTION Bobbie Stevens, PhDBalboa Press (2017)ISBN 9781504382205Reviewed by Marjorine Castillo for Reader Views (4/19) “Making Sense of the Chaos: A Call to Action” by Bobbie Stevens is a book about personal transformation that can lead to a greater good. The author provides her opinion about why the … More “Making Sense of the Chaos: A Call to Action” by Bobbie Stevens
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