Gaining Positive Issue 9

Issue #09
Gaining Positive! Feb/Mar
2011
From the Editor

A warm albeit belated welcome to all in the year 2011! Owing to overwhelming occupation by our
publishing work, GP had to be put off for some time. Many of you have been in touch and those
who haven’t were missed a lot. I would like to mention here my live interview with Judyth Piazza
on her radio show The American Perspective). Hope you all enjoy it. Write to us for your feedback,
comments, suggestions, and positive aspirations. Enjoy reading GP issue # 9!
Happy Reading!
Ernest Dempsey, Associate Editor
GP News

 LHP’s journal Recovering the Self has got a Facebook page now.
Credit goes due to Vincent Sobotka, who has joined RTS as a
marketing director. Visit the RTS Facebook page and click on the
“Like” button to be part of the page.

 Be sure to check in every Friday night on www.RecoveringSelf.com
for guest editorials by LHP authors and some special guests.

Twelve Tips for a Terrific 2011!
1.      "Don't complain. Half the people don't care, & the other half think you've got it coming!"
Dirk Chase Eldredge, author of You’ve Gotta Fight Back! Winning with Serious Illness, Injury or
Disability

2.      “Learn to listen without interrupting.  Don't tell the other person what you think about this or
that issue.  Ask what that person thinks.  Then get the person to clarify. You'll avoid arguments.
Better still, you'll connect more with others”
Larry Hayes, author of Mental Illness and Your Town: 37 Ways for Communities to Help and Heal

3.      “Lingering under our hurt feelings are unmet expectations. Set reasonable expectations,
adjust them when needed, and let go of the rest.”
Holli Kenley, author of Breaking Through Betrayal: And Recovering the Peace Within

4.      “Learn to respond to people in your life instead of reacting to them; reactivity is always toxic

to relationship.”
William Krill, author of Gentling : A Practical Guide to Treating PTSD in Abused Children

5.      “Hug as many friends and relatives as you can!”
Barbara Sinor, author of Tales of Addiction and Inspiration for Recovery

6.      “Be mindful and present in everything you do and peace will naturally flow into your life.”
Richard A. Singer, Jr. author of Your Daily Walk with the Great Minds

7.      "Start the New Year with a new journal—journaling is akin to your daily vitamin, as it heals,
detoxifies and is essential for optimal health."
Diana Raab, author of Healing With Words: A Writer’s Cancer Journey

8.      “Take a walk; whether around your kitchen or neighborhood, endorphins make you happier,
pumping blood makes you healthier, moving muscles makes you stronger.”
Sherry Jones‐Mayo, author of Confessions of a Trauma Junkie

9.      “Be here now. Be friendly with and respect each and every moment of your life ‐ no matter
what's happening.”
Leslee Tessmann, author of Sacred Grief: Exploring a New Dimension to Grief

10.  “Take 10 ‐ 20 deep slow breaths, morning and evening; costs nothing, does wonders.”
Marian Volkman, author of Life Skills: Improve the Quality of Your Life with Metapscyhology

11.  “Remember, you don't know anything, neither does anyone else! Relax!”
Shaman Elder Maggie Wahls, author of The Shaman Speaks: How to Use the Power of Shamanism
to Heal Your Life Now

12.  “Identify at least one negative attachment to release and clarify at least one goal to achieve.”
Diane Wing, author of The True Nature of Tarot

Author Chat

 LHP author Chynna T. Liard was interviewed at Its Your Health Network
about her book Not Just Spirited. Listen to her discussion on the Sensory
Processing Disorder

 Poet and writer Sweta Srivastava Vikram had an interview at about her
poetry work at Savvy Verse and Witt. Read the interview online .

 Carole Tollen chatted with psychologist and LHP author Diane Wing, author
of The True Nature of Tarot, about the esoteric arts of tarot and astrology.
Listen to this exciting interview online

 Cancer Free Radio did an interview with Diana Raab, author of Healing With
Words: A Writer’s Cancer Journey. Listen to her interview online.


New Reviews!

 Turtle Dolphin Dreams: "Marian K. Volkman gives us the unique
opportunity to interact with other species and enlighten us to the
possibilities of connecting on a different level.  I would highly
recommend this book to older children and adults.  It is a great
experience of thought provoking, literature." ‐‐ Michelle Poe for
ReviewTheBook.com.  Read the full review online

 FrameShifting: A Path to Wholeness by David K. Banner. "For those
of you who have been searching for a while, this book may be a
refresher. For those new to the a path of wholeness, this book will
show you another’s path while giving you knowledge on how to start
on your own." ‐‐ Lee Merrigan for ReviewTheBook.com. Read the full
review online.

 How to UnBreak Your Health: Your Map to the World of
Complementary and Alternative Therapies, 2nd Edition by Alan E.
Smith. "...opens your eyes to the possibility of better health, and may
even help you discover a therapy that is just right for you and will
heal you. There are other options to conventional medicine. You
want to know what they are? This is the perfect reference. It's easy
to read, well organized, and a smart addition to any home library." ‐‐
Laura Fabiani for ReviewTheBook.com.  Read the full story

Hot Off The Press
Loving Healing Press, and its subsidiary Modern History Press, have just
published the following titles to its credit:

 A House Full of Whispers by Sharon Wallace: the long‐awaited
prequel to Surviving a House Full of Whispers.   "This is the story of

one girl's fear and battle to survive the emotional traumas and
deprivation of her past. I can thoroughly recommend this book
which will help anyone who is, or has, suffered abuse." ‐‐ Lynda
Bevan, author of Life After Betrayal
 Repair For Toddlers: A Children's Program for Recovery from Incest

and Childhood Sexual Abuse by Marjorie and Tom McKinnon. This
book targeted for kids ages 2 to 6 builds self‐esteem, courage, and
optimism and break free from false shame, with art therapy, songs,
and more. This is the third and final book of Margie's acclaimed
R.E.P.A.I.R. series.

 King Arthur's Children: A Study in Fiction and Tradition by Tyler R.
Tichelaar, PhD.  A literary investigation into one of Western culture's
oldest mythical leaders and his legacy.


 Coming Soon to a bookstore near you: The Whole Youth Worker:
Advice on Professional, Personal, and Physical Wellness from the
Trenches, 2nd Ed.  by youth minister, teacher, and dad Jay Tucker.

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