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Relationship Problems
It is common for most of us at one point or another to have experienced difficulties or challenges in our personal relationships whether it is with your spouse, or partner. However when such problems become entrenched or habitual then people begin to feel stuck and experience anxiety, irrationality, anger, and hurt, depression and unhealthy jealousy.
Behavioural Therapy:
Your route out of Perfectionism, self-sabotage and other everyday habits
By Avy Joseph
For immediate release
Gary Bertwistle, author of Who Stole My Mojo? (Published by Capstone, January 2009), will be available for interviews in London, March 23rd-27th. Gary will also be speaking at the TalkPerformance seminar, hosted by Roger Black at Lords Cricket Ground on 25th March.
For more information about the TalkPerformance seminar please click here
Published by Capstone, January 2009
Feeling flat, bored, uninspired, lacking motivation? Chances are you've lost your mojo. Mojo is that spark which, if you have it, is the difference between having just a good day and a great day. If you lose your mojo you're not firing on all cylinders. We all lose our mojo from time to time. Who Stole My Mojo? by Gary Bertwistle tells you how to find your lost mojo, and to keep it.
To be published by Capstone on 14th January 2009
Anne Diamond's Winning the Fat War is for everyone who’s ever tried, and failed, dieting. It’s for everyone who, despite all their other achievements, simply cannot control their own weight. It’s for the one in four women and one in five men in this country who wage a daily battle with their body. It’s about the obesity epidemic, as seen through the eyes of someone who has been through it herself and who now knows all of the real experts – from all over the world. This is her story – but their expertise. This is a ground-breaking and politically captivating book that will challenge even the most subtle of ‘fattist’ prejudice, will change attitudes to fat forever, and which also gives you the inside information on treatments that really work.
For more information about Dear Celebrity by Julian Henby please click here
For more fun and frolicks visit the Dear Celebrity website!
Hello and welcome to the November issue of the Wiley General Interest eNewsletter, highlighting key forthcoming titles from our consumer list, including books from our Capstone and For Dummies brands. Titles shown are publishing from January to April - so perfect for those of you already planning those 2009 features…! Topics covered include celebrity, food and drink, general interest, and personal development/self-help.
Read on for more information about our key titles....
To be published by Capstone, November 2008
Featuring helpful, realistic tips to help you save money, The Spend Less Handbook by Rebecca Ash is your essential guide to surviving the current credit crunch whilst still enjoying life.
Most of the 365 tips in this book can help save you the odd £20, £50 or £200 a year. Some could help make you £50,000 richer right away. Others could serve as a complete breakthrough in helping you rethink, reorder or re-prioritise your life.
To be published by Capstone, October 2008
Featuring hilarious letters to well-known names, including amongst many others, Michael Jackson, Emma Thompson, Uri Gellar – even Elvis – Dear Celebrity is both a round-up of Julian’s bizarre requests and the comical replies he receives, and an insight in to the weird world of Julian Henby…
How will Patrick Moore react to the discovery of a new planet with alien life forms?
Does Robert Winston know how to solve the problematic sex life of Julian’s gerbils?
Will Richard Briers take responsibility for Julian’s failed attempt at The Good Life?
Find out the answers to these and many more strange and humorous questions in Dear Celebrity…
For more fun and frolicks visit the Dear Celebrity website and check out Where's Elvis? Our Celebrity Spotting game!!
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