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Healing from the Hard Things in Life is a transformative workbook carefully curated to assist individuals in recognizing trauma-related symptoms and their effects. It offers a wide range of practical exercises that provide essential support for managing and overcoming these challenges. By engaging in profound self-reflection and unleashing creative expression, participants can cultivate invaluable skills for navigating the complexities of trauma, ultimately fostering healing and igniting a journey of personal growth.

¡Hola! ¿Sabes que eres una chica increíble?Eres única y especial y no hay otra tú en todo el mundo, entre miles de millones de personas. Eres inteligente, divertida, valiente y única: nunca lo olvides. Llevas contigo una luz increíble que nadie más sería capaz de hacer porque sólo tú sabes brillar.Este libro te presentará a un grupo de chicas en su vida cotidiana, muy similar a la tuya. Tienen miedo, están preocupadas y, a menudo, no lo consiguen de inmediato. Trabajan duro, aprenden de sus errores y siguen intentándolo. A veces se desaniman, dudan de sus capacidades y casi se rinden, pero en algún lugar de su interior brilla la luz. Encuentran su valor y confianza en sí mismas y superan los momentos difíciles para alcanzar sus objetivos.Puedes dejar que la luz brille en tu rincón del mundo y puedes llevarla a otras personas cuando dejas de lado el miedo y sigues aprendiendo de lo que te sucede. Cuando crees en ti misma, puedes conseguir cualquier cosa porque eres una chica maravillosa.Lo que encontrarás en este libro:10 historias inspiradoras para niñas sobre "autoestima, valor, fuerza interior y amor propio".Un estilo de escritura sencillo y atractivo, adecuado tanto para la lectura compartida como para la independienteLa identificación con los personajes, que siempre se combinan con temas de la vida real de los niñosBellas imágenes para acompañar la lectura y estimular la imaginaciónMoral y mensajes de la vida con reflexiones y participación en la narraciónA las niñas les encanta este libro porque les ayuda a:Desarrollar la confianza en sí mismas y en sus capacidadesSuperar la timidez y la ansiedadAfrontar mejor las situaciones difícilesSuperar los miedos y ser valientesNunca rendirse y no desanimarse por los pequeños fracasosCreer en sus sueñosComprender la importancia de las relaciones con los padres y los amigosSer curiosas y seguir sus pasiones2 Regalos para ti que puedes descargar del sitio web de Special Art:Diario de los sueños de los niños (PDF)Frases motivadoras para colorear para niños (PDF)Haz clic en "comprar ahora" y ayuda a que una niña nunca deje de soñar y creer en sí misma. (Una idea de regalo perfecta)

Ex-convicts in general, and former sex offenders in particular, are treated as outcasts in modern society. Once a person is assigned a label of "ex-convict", "felon", or "sex offender", they are set up for many unique lifetime challenges and trials other people typically do not endure.In a remarkably striking sense, they might be considered as modern day "lepers".In contrast to the rest of society, Jesus was neither repulsed by, nor fearful of, lepers in His time of ministry here on Earth. He allowed them into His close Presence; and, listened to, touched, healed, blessed and loved them. Jesus is still seeking and saving the lost, even those of us who are labeled felons, ex-convicts or sex offenders - modern day "lepers". We can be healed and restored! Find out how in this book.

After being on top of the world with an office on Park Avenue, Stephen Canup lost it all and found himself homeless and incarcerated. Jail-House Religion is his true life story of God's redeeming love and grace."Jail-House Religion", a term we have all heard and often made fun of, can be "the real thing" and not just "a cheap imitation". Stephen Canup knows first-hand how real and lasting a true relationship with Jesus can be. Jesus found Stephen in prison - broken, bound, battered, betrayed and busted. But Jesus saved him and changed him forever. This is his story."Jail-House Religion"-How many times have we heard that phrase? It's usually in a mocking way. Is it the "real thing" or a "cheap imitation"?Can someone really find God in a jail or prison? Is God close enough to sinners there to hear their sincere cry? Can a person really be heard by Him if they commit, or re-dedicate, their hearts to walk with Christ? Can He actually use a convict, who turns his life around, to advance the cause of His Kingdom?Having once been incarcerated for nearly three years, Stephen knows first-hand what "society" says and thinks about prisoners - they call them misfits, outcasts and career criminals. For the most part, they despise prisoners. Society thinks they are worthless, dangerous and not capable of changing their way. But many people have been "imprisoned" in the free world by their own bad choices even though they may have never been actually "incarcerated".When someone is as low as they can go, and think that the only "light at the end of the tunnel" is a train headed their way, what do they do? When they finally wake up one day and realize they are sick and tired of being in bondage because of our own stupid actions, wrong decisions and addictions, to whom do they turn? Isn't this the best time to cry out to God?God always runs to welcome truly repentant sinners! Stephen's story is very much like "the prodigal son" in Luke 15!