Paul Meier

Robert Hemfelt

Frank Minirth

Don Hawkins

Sharon Sneed

Based on the premise that overeating is linked to emotional and spiritual deprivations, Love Hunger begins with a relationship inventory that will help you understand how disappointments with your family, spouse, or self can result in obesity. It then provides a comprehensive program that helps identify whether or not you are using food as a substitute for love, career fulfillment, or friendship and shows you how to break that addiction. Once you begin dealing with the psychological basis for your eating problems, you'll be ready to lose weight healthfully, with a dietitian-designed food plan, that includes daily menus and recipes, as well as strategies for relapses, maintenance, motivation, and more. This is a complete plan for body, mind, and soul.

Love Hunger

Paul D. Meier

The authors address the causes of anxiety and suggest solutions based on medical, psychological, and biblical perspectives.

Worry-Free Living

Frank B. Minirth

This book defines burnout, discusses signs, symptoms, and treatment, and offers permanent solutions for the problem. Learn to understand and cope with the stress that is omnipresent in our society.

How to Beat Burnout

Where are the good Samaritans? Amazing technological advancements have made our world a global village, yet we feel less connected and more isolated than ever. Friends in Deed will help us reconnect--reach out to others, relate and care. Don Hawkins encourages us to return to agape love, the kind of love Jesus described in the story of the Good Samaritan.

Don Hawkins

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