Mount david lee (11 Ergebnisse)

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In a world where men are caught between outdated stereotypes of stoicism and modern demands for vulnerability, The Romantic Relationship Emancipation Compass: You Are Not the Big Bad Wolf offers clarity and empowerment. This groundbreaking book confronts the silent crisis in men's relational health, exposing how conflicting expectations, societal neglect, and misguided advice leave men feeling isolated, misunderstood, and unprepared for lasting love.Drawing from cutting-edge neuropsychosocial perspectives and real-world insights, this book dismantles toxic myths of masculinity. Discover the 4G Continuum, a transformative framework to shift from grudges to grace and grievances to gratitude, breaking cycles of resentment, emotional withdrawal, and self-sabotage. Through a unique blend of psychology, neuroscience, and organizational strategies, you'll uncover root causes of relational strife and master tools for authentic connection.Why settle for superficial advice or generic solutions This guide empowers men to redefine strength through vulnerability, rebuild trust, and cultivate resilience. Whether navigating triggers, communication breakdowns, or societal pressures, you'll gain actionable strategies to transform relationships into partnerships of mutual growth.For men tired of feeling like villains in their own love stories, this book is a rallying cry: true strength lies not in dominance, but in empathy, courage, and the willingness to grow. It's time to leave grievances behind, embrace grace, and sow seeds of lasting intimacy. Your journey to liberation starts here.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'Veteran (Purple Heart) & higher ed survivor, I applaud this book! Finally acknowledging the 'distance traveled', this book exposes hidden student traumas and offers solutions. It tackles retention with a student-centered approach. A gamechanger for veterans navigating college.'Dr. Andrew Kelly, Lieutenant Colonel (LTC), US Army (Ret.), Purple Heart recipient'As a physician-scientist and medical school administrator dedicated to diversifying medical school applicants and motivating traditionally underrepresented students to embrace STEM pathways, I find Dr. David Lee Mount's 'Let's Stop Losing Them' to be a vital resource. We must start asking how medical school retention is being affected by the wounds of educational and academic engagement trauma. Dr. Mount's work provides crucial insights into these upstream issues, highlighting the essential connection between college retention and the future diversity of our medical workforce. Examining student performance threat through the lens of the neuropsychosocial root causes paradigm, this book is an indispensable guide for educators, policymakers, and medical school administrators committed to fostering resilience and success in our future healthcare professionals.'John H. Stewart, IV, MD, MBA, FACS; Professor and Chair of Surgery, Associate Dean for Oncology Programs, Morehouse School of Medicine'Dr. Mount's book brilliantly addresses the complexities impacting student success. He exposes hidden factors behind disengagement, offering innovative solutions for colleges to foster resilience. By acknowledging neurodiversity, 'Let's Stop Losing Them' calls for personalized learning and a more inclusive educational landscape.'Pastor Debra Terry Stephens, MA; Cornerstone of Faith MinistriesWife/Mother/Comedian/Actor/Writer/Mental Health AssistantHigher education's dropout cycle has lacked a solution. Dr. Mount's 'Let's Stop Losing Them' breaks ground with 'educational and academic engagement trauma' - a powerful concept for student retention. Practical strategies illuminate the path to success. A must-read for anyone invested in student outcomes and a stronger academic environment.Dr. Tom Coaxum, Former Director, Associate VP, VP in Higher Education (Ret.)'Dr. Mount, renowned for his expertise in neuropsychosocial root causes and retention strategies, has crafted a comprehensive guide that goes beyond conventional approaches. His insights, drawn from years of research and practical experience, shed light on the nuanced interplay of academic anxieties, social isolation, and neuropsychosocial factors that shape students' educational journeys.'TanYa M. Gwathmey, MS, PHD, Tenured Associate Professor; Director of Research in Health Equity Education and Training, Maya Angelou Center for Health EquityWake Forest University School of Medicine'Dr. Mount's groundbreaking book confronts hidden trauma in community colleges, the true cost of disengagement, and the power of personalized support. It's a must-read for educators who want to nurture the whole student, not just graduation rates.'Shelton M. Charles, Ph.D. Associate Dean of Sciences and Engineering, Forsyth Technical Community College; Father/Role Model/Leader/Mentor/Community Ambassador/ Health Advocate/ Innovator'Dr. Mount's innovative book ignites hope, and reverse engineers the pressing issue of college disengagement head-on revealing the hidden wounds causing attrition. Powerful narratives and actionable strategies empower students and institutions to build resilience and foster success.'Nayeka Uitenham, Psy.D. NeuroEducational Clinical Postdoctoral Fellow, Mind Body Institute Beyond; Educator-Centered Professional Coaching; Former Elementary School Educato.…