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'He passed away', 'She's gone', 'He died'...

As anyone who has ever lost a loved one will know, the wording doesn't affect the meaning. In this down-to-earth, practical, insightful and often humorous guide, Kate draws on her own experience of bereavement to offer frank advice on coping with every aspect of the grieving process.

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Dementia and Alzheimers helps families, counsellors, friends and businesses to deal with the sudden rise of progressive brain deterioration in several forms of dementia, which is expected to affect many hundreds of thousands of adults in the coming years.

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When a loved one has been diagnosed with dementia, many family members assume new roles as carers, helping their relative to remain safe, happy and as independent as possible. This title helps you and the person with dementia on the journey ahead.

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Hospice care helps make the end of life the best it can be, yet the experience can be both rewarding and stressful to those involved. Karen Claytons stories address end-of-life choices, palliative care, mixed feelings about hospice, care for the caregivers, managing dramatic incidents and fear, social isolation, saying goodbye, and remembering.

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Spike Milligan recalls the traumas of his childhood, his highly- strung mother, his largely absent father, the cruelties of a colonial upbringing, the break-up of his first marriage, the mortar bomb which blew him up in Italy and the overwork which gave him a mental breakdown during the "Goon Show".

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Stress is destructive, diabolical and creeps into every moment of our lives. It influences our relationships, impacts our body, works its way into our conversations and sparks non- nourishing behaviours. This book teaches you how to handle any type of stress that life throws your way, and will guide you to deeper fulfilment and true peace of mind.

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This is a guide to diabetes for the newly diagnosed patient. It covers such areas as: adjusting to the emotional impact of diabetes; making decisions about diet; exercise; types of medication; finding the best care; and facing uncertainty surrounding complications and their effect.

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The Book of Mac Series is intended to facilitate impactful conversations with your children about life lessons and appropriate behaviors. Duke Strong was created to help support families dealing with Childhood Cancer. This book can act as a tool to explain how a child can support their friend or the family to support another family.

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Australians have embraced antidepressants: twelve million prescriptions are written annually, mostly by GPs. But, what do we really know of the pills' effects This is a memoir of the nightmarish three years the author endured as she was repeatedly misdiagnosed, only to realise that her medication was the cause of her mental deterioration.

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In this simple but important volume, Stephen Batchelor reminds us that the Buddha was not a mystic who claimed privileged, esoteric knowledge of the universe, but a man who challenged us to understand the nature of anguish, let go of its origins, and bring into being a way of life that is available to us all.

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Eating disorders are linked to the developmental process in this up-to-date reference work for pediatricians, family practitioners, gerontologists, internists, psychologists, and psychiatrists.

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