Books by Paul

Written by the best-selling author and co-creator of the powerful Inner Bonding (R) self-healing process, this workbook shows readers how to take responsibility for their own happiness, love themselves unconditionally, and access their own spiritual guidance.

A unique collection of items that between them reveal a fascinating insight into the life of King Henry VIII.

In the past, while visiting the First World War battlefields, the author often wondered where the various Victoria Cross actions took place. He resolved to find out. In 1988, in the midst of his army career, research for this book commenced and over the years numerous sources have been consulted.

Vivid reconstruction of the role of the machine-gun in the Great War.

A unique collection of items that between them reveal a fascinating insight into the life of Queen Victoria.

Explores a tragic and little-known aspect of the Home Front in wartime Britain.

Widows may ask:· My husband and I were one. What do I do now that half of me is gone? · Who am I now? · Will this pain ever end?· What do I do when I feel so all alone?· How will I find a new normal?Don't Lose Heart! A Widow's Guide to Growing Stronger explores these questions and more, addressing the feelings of desolation and disorientation that widows often experience.Therapist Mary Beth Woll wrote her first book with psychiatrist Dr. Paul Meier. Growing Stronger: 12 Guidelines Designed to Turn Your Darkest Hour into Your Greatest Victory was designed to help women experiencing crises, trauma, depression and grief. When Mary Beth lost her husband Bob, she realized that widows also needed such a book to specifically address their anguish. Linda Smith and Mary Beth Woll met in 1978. Linda husband Kirby died in 2013. Mary Beth's husband Bob died in 2019. Becoming widows took their friendship to a new level as Linda mentored Mary Beth through her deep grief. Together, Linda and Mary Beth now bring the comfort and hope to other widows which they themselves have received from God. Don't Lose Heart! can be used for individual or group study. The questions following each chapter will prompt meaningful discussion. Mary Beth Woll, MA is Co-Director of The Widows Project and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with Meier Clinics, She is the mother of four adult children and eight grandchildren. She makes her home in the beautiful Pacific Northwest.Linda R. Smith is Co-Director of The Widows Project, a teacher, and a mentor to widows. She is the mother of two and Grandma to six. She lives in Edmond, WA and attends Westgate Chapel.Paul Meier, MD is a psychiatrist and founder of the national chain of Meier Clinics. He is also the author of more than 100 books that have sold over seven million copies in more than thirty languages. www.meierclinics.com.https://www.facebook.com/thewidowsproject

This is a complete step-by-step guide for being an effective leader of organizational change. Remember when organizations like K-Mart, Sears, and HP were at the top of their industries? In today?s workplaces, things change very rapidly. Failing to create an organizational culture that knows how to change effectively, means that the competition will gain a competitive edge that you may never recover from. No organization can fair to lose its share of the market. Use this workbook to read about what it takes to create positive organizational change. Everything you need to know about creating change based upon the latest research and models. External and Internal factors bring about change.Major lessons from year's of research and insights learned from doing organizational change in today's every-changing workplaces have led to the development of this workbook. Start by reading each lesson and then do the activity as you desire. Visit: www.SupervisionEssentials.com

This book discusses the turning point in history marked by the advent of Hitler, Nazism, and World War II. How could a political leader radically change the configuration of the world in a period of just twelve years? This approach will allow the reader to explore a civilization slippage that illustrates the potential of love and hatred in the depths of human nature. This book also uses the recent developments in psychology and psychiatry research to shed a new perspective on one individual who, without being affected by a mental illness, showed a severe personality disorder. This historic disaster has the profile of a scam on a global scale-based on seduction, lies, and deception. Democracy, which two essential markers are access to information and freedom of press, appears as the least imperfect political system for the protection of human rights and is vulnerable to the unpredictability of human nature in situations of power.

Carbon Based Nanomaterials for Advanced Thermal and Electrochemical Energy Storage and Conversion presents a comprehensive overview of recent theoretical and experimental developments and prospects on carbon-based nanomaterials for thermal, solar and electrochemical energy conversion, along with their storage applications for both laboratory and industrial perspectives. Large growth in human populations has led to seminal growth in global energy consumption, hence fossil fuel usage has increased, as have unwanted greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide, which results in critical environmental concerns. This book discusses this growing problem, aligning carbon nanomaterials as a solution because of their structural diversity and electronic, thermal and mechanical properties.Provides an overview on state-of-the-art carbon nanomaterials and key requirements for applications of carbon materials towards efficient energy storage and conversionPresents an updated and comprehensive review of recent work and the theoretical aspects on electrochemistryIncludes discussions on the industrial production of carbon-based materials for energy applications, along with insights from industrial experts

Notions morales: l'individu, la famille, l'Etat, l'humanite / P.-D. Pontsevrez, ... http: //gallica.bnf.fr/ark: /12148/bpt6k553120

Au bagne des femmes (Clermont) http: //gallica.bnf.fr/ark: /12148/bpt6k548486