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Soft cover. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. ix, 270 p. Fine, never read copy with only a faint crease mark on lower front corner. NOTE: THIS IS NOT THE MORE COMMON 2002 EDITION. Published a decade earlier, this edition contains 13 articles not found elsewhere, covering the Mormon church in New York from 1806 to the 1964 World's Fair.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Description: Every child is born with the potential to grow, learn, and thrive-but for children affected by prenatal drug exposure, their journey begins with unique challenges that can feel insurmountable. This work is a compassionate and practical guide designed for parents, educators, caregivers, and professionals who are dedicated to supporting these children.This comprehensive manual provides insights into the greatest common deficits (GCD) shared by children with prenatal exposure, including emotional regulation, attention, executive functioning, and social understanding. Drawing from the latest research and real-world experiences, it explores the distinct impacts of substances like alcohol, methamphetamine, cocaine, nicotine, and prescription medications, while offering actionable strategies for addressing these shared challenges.Key features include: A clear understanding of the science: Learn how prenatal exposure affects brain development, behavior, and sensory processing.Tailored strategies for support: Discover practical tools for addressing academic, emotional, and social difficulties in both home and classroom settings.Focus on sensory and motor challenges: Gain insight into the often-overlooked physical and sensory difficulties these children face.Comprehensive guidance for families and foster care: Navigate the complexities of caregiving with patience, empathy, and effective interventions.Emphasis on collaboration: Understand the critical roles of teachers, counselors, and medical professionals in creating a holistic approach to care.Written with both laypeople and professionals in mind, Understanding the Unseen combines empathy with expertise to offer hope and clarity. Whether you are a parent seeking answers, an educator striving to make a difference, or a professional working with this population, this guide will empower you to transform challenges into opportunities for growth and connection.About the Author: Dr. Rex Cannon is a dedicated scientist with extensive experience working with children affected by prenatal drug exposure. Passionate about bridging the gap between research and practice, Dr. Cannon has spent 10 years helping families, educators, and professionals create supportive environments that foster resilience and success. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Self and Why It Stays Fooked!Dr. Rex Cannon loves the big questions. What's the self? Why's it such a mess? This book doesn't dance around. It dives in. The self isn't a soul floating free. It's not a neat story. It's a brain-wired tangle. "Fooked" names it. Not a doctor's term. A real one. A farmer in Senegal drags his plow. Dust chokes his lungs. His mind hums worry. A coder in Seoul taps keys late. Screen glare burns her eyes. Her thoughts spin dark. "Fooked" nails them both. It's everywhere. No culture skips it. No race dodges it. Age, gender, faith, place-none duck out. The brain starts it early. Before birth it kicks off. A mother's stress seeps in. Her meals mold it. Her altitude tweaks it. A baby in flat Senegal grows steady. A baby in mile-high Denver shifts fast. Oxygen dips. Blood cells climb. The womb sets the stage. It's "fooked" from day one.Cannon's hooked on this. Philosophy fires him up. Neuroscience pulls him deep. The self's raw chaos keeps him going. He mixes old ideas with new scans. Plato's soul meets brain circuits. The self's a spark. Strip flesh away. Nerves glow. Energy runs it. A farmer's hands pulse with it. A coder's rush buzzes it. We're light in motion. We're "fooked" when it flickers. History proves it brutal. Plagues hit. Quarantines lock us in. A farmer loses his market. A coder loses his crew. We talk to ourselves. We scroll alone. Resentment brews. Dr. Cannon calls it Post Plague Syndrome. Hate grows hot. Fights break out. Wars flare up. After 1353 villages burned. After 1665 streets raged. After 1918 borders bled. "Fooked" scales huge. Patterns push it. Plague never quits.The brain's the boss. It's the self. Not a puppet master. Trauma grabs it. A soldier smells gunpowder. His brain jumps to war. He didn't sign up. Addiction snags it. A coder seeks bread. He lands in Austin with a needle. Reason shuts up. Patterns take the wheel. Logic stabs sharp. Scans show pain in the brain's front. "Fooked" runs wild. Trauma splits it. A farmer buries floods. A coder hides binges. The brain boxes it off. Full recall would snap it. We're tough as hell. We're fragile too. Thinking's just silent talk. A farmer plans crops in his head. A coder sorts fixes without words. It's "fooked" when it loops.Cannon won't spoon-feed fixes. He shows the map. The self wires in the womb. Stress twists it young. Language locks it tight. It's not just speech. It's clucks. It's shrugs. It's smells. A farmer calls his herd. A coder pings a chat. Every moment sticks. We lose most. It's there. "Fooked" slips in soft. A farmer's kid fears storms. A coder's kid chases rush. Criminals aren't born. Life builds them. "Healthy" sounds fake. Experts praise calm. They nod to Mr. Rogers. Sweater fits snug. Song plays sweet. That's it? A farmer sings that daily? A coder wears those slippers? "Fooked" fits us better. Normal's a lie.Change isn't optional. We can shift. We must shift. It's work. The brain fights it. Patterns dig deep. A farmer tries new rows. A coder skips a scroll. It's molecular. Choice cuts cells. Fear scars them. Courage rewires them. "Fooked" stares us down. We face it. We change. Or we don't. That's the choice. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Introduce your child to the wonderful world of friendship with "Let's Be Friends!", an engaging and beautifully illustrated guide to social skills. This delightful book empowers children to navigate relationships with kindness, empathy, and confidence. From learning to share and take turns to handling disagreements and embracing differences, every page is filled with simple lessons and vibrant illustrations designed to captivate young readers.With practical tips on making new friends, overcoming shyness, and dealing with bullies, this book not only builds essential social skills but also encourages positive self-talk and self-esteem. Perfect for parents and educators, "Let's Be Friends!" is more than a story-it's a tool for nurturing happy, confident, and socially aware kids.Designed for children aged 2-8, this book blends fun activities, relatable scenarios, and a gentle, supportive tone to teach life lessons in an approachable way. Whether it's learning to say, "I'm sorry," or discovering the power of kindness, your child will be inspired to build meaningful friendships and create a world filled with respect and understanding.Perfect for bedtime reading, classroom discussions, or as a gift to encourage kindness and connection, "Let's Be Friends!" is the perfect addition to every child's bookshelf. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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