Many psychologists believe that every adult has a child hidden inside him or her, an “inner child,” if you will, that lingers long after we grow up. We may carry debilitating and false beliefs with us from childhood—that there’s something wrong with us, that we aren’t good enough, that we’re doing everything all wrong.These subconscious beliefs cause us to feel unfulfilled, to self-sabotage, to shy away from commitment and intimacy, to be overly critical of ourselves and others.

This book gives listeners the best tools to make their journaling practices simple and effective by offering prompts, topics, tips, and exercises designed to guide them toward a deep exploration of themselves, sure to lead to personal growth, greater peace, self-knowledge, self-acceptance, and compassion. These prompts will help you fill your journal pages with hundreds of entries about memories, goals, reflections, gratitude, healing, life moments, and more.

Self Discovery and Healing Through Journaling guides the listener toward a path of mental clarity, gratitude, and joy through journaling. It is comprehensive, providing a treasure chest of information on the benefits of journaling, advising on the best journaling habits to develop, and featuring 130 journal writing prompts to awaken your consciousness and probe your inner self. So go ahead, begin your journey today!

A little monkey. A daring space mission. An adventure that changed the world! In 1959, Miss Baker, an eleven-ounce squirrel monkey, became the first living creature to fly to space from American soil and safely return to Earth. This remarkable achievement showed that life could survive in space and paved the way for NASA's Mercury and Apollo programs.Miss B Goes To Space, a captivating book for young readers, tells the true story of the monkey who became a...

Though colleges and universities are arguably paying more attention to diversity and inclusion than ever before, to what extent do their efforts result in more socially just campuses? Intersectionality and Higher Education examines how race, ethnicity, class, gender, sexuality, sexual orientation, age, disability, nationality, and other identities connect to produce intersected campus experiences. Contributors look at both the individual and institutional perspectives on issues li...