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Explains the strategies John Stanford used while he was superintendent of Seattle public schools to improve test scores, lessen violence, and increase student/teacher morale.

Utilize the strengths of all involved. Also filled with nuts-and-bolts information about various forms of corporate philanthropy as well as legal and tax matters, this definitive guide offers positive proof that virtue can indeed be its own reward.

The essential--and only--guide for managers who want to make a positive social impact and still make a profit. Book jacket.

Suggestions for games, crafts, and scientific equipment that can be made from recycled materials.

"In a practice spanning more than twenty years, Calof has helped clients use the power of their own unconscious to gain insights, solve problems, and heal physical and psychological wounds - sometimes in dramatic ways even he could not foresee. Each chapter in this book reads like a whodunit, taking us on the search for clues and solutions to patients' mysterious symptoms." "We learn that, to the unconscious, mind and body are one, as we watch a woman cleanse her body of precancerous cells through the use of mental imagery. We learn that family communication is hypnotic, as we see three sisters pass fifteen pounds from one to another - until they are freed from the "burden" of caring for their parents. And in Calof's accounts of his pioneering work with dissociative disorders, we glimpse the many selves we all carry within us." "As David Calof makes clear, trance is not the exclusive province of hypnotists, but is a natural phenomenon we encounter daily. The magic is not in the hypnotherapist, but in each one of us."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Presents an inspirational account of the experiences of Phil and Susan Ershler, a couple who overcame Phil's Crohn's disease and cancer and Susan's inexperience to climb the Seven Summits.

Shows ways for nonprofit organizations to earn revenue.

Offers guidelines to parents of children with developmental challenges