Anne Powers Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

This work delves into the ambivalence therapists experience when letting go of their professional roles, particularly during retirement. It examines the process of closing a private practice, beginning with ethical decision-making and culminating in the final day of therapy. Drawing on personal accounts from retired therapists and those who had to end sessions due to various life circumstances, the author highlights how forced endings can intrude upon the therapeutic space. While such situations may compromise the therapeutic work, they can also present opportunities for deeper engagement. Utilizing attachment theory, the text explores how therapists and clients navigate imposed separations, featuring interviews with those who took temporary breaks, illustrating common challenges. This exploration addresses a previously taboo subject in the profession, offering valuable reflections and insights for future practitioners. It aims to support clinicians in making ethical transitions, ensuring clients are not subjected to the risks associated with abrupt treatment terminations. This book is essential for practicing psychotherapists and psychoanalysts, as well as students in clinical psychology, psychiatry, and social work.

This new edition is an artist's sourcebook for the visionary in every reader that wants to master 3D--and have fun doing it. It serves as a complete guide for the creative use of Cinema 4D R12 and all of its modules. Short, playful projects show readers how to put this powerful toolset to work.

On average, from 2000 to 2025, Britain will need almost four million additional households. How can these be provided without the endless "development" of the countryside, or stretching already strained urban resources? This work tackles these issues.

Banished with her father from Imperial Rome, Fausta grew up as wild as a sea nymph on the wind-swept Adriatic coast. She was barely sixteen with handsome young Julian arrived at her country villa to claim her has the bride of his brother Constantine, the all-too-powerful Emperor. Though she and Julian fell immediately, desperate in love, Fausta's fate was sealed - there was no turning back. Fausta's rustic upbringing left her totally unprepared for the intrigue and corruption of the Imperial Court. But as Empress she was forced to learn quickly and feign love for her unscrupulous husband, to protect her children, and above all, to conceal her forbidden passion for Julian that would forever enflame and torment them both...

LOVE AND LOYALTY Fierce, proud, spoiling for a fight, and going wherever the fortunes of war called him, Kentigern MacNiall was a rebel and son of a rebel. With his family's deposition as chiefs of the clan O'Darrell, and himslef a hunted animal on the run, Kentigern had two burning ambitions: to regain his lost heritage as chieftain, and to marry O'Darrell's beautiful and capricious daughter, Aine. But Kentigern was to be thwarted on both scores by his half brother, handsome Fineen Ban, who wanted both his place in the clan, and Aine. And then King Richard II invaded Ireland, and the rebellion with the clan took second place to survival. But Kentigern and Fineen would meet again and again, dueling over affairs of state, and affairs of the heart. For no matter what happened to Ireland, Aine would still have to make a choice between the two brothers. Ireland in 1389 was a land torn by political intrigue, a time when the Irish clans battled resident Normans, the English, the invading armies of Richard II - and each other. But through it all there were romantic interludes, interwoven with the ruthlessness of war, when brother fought brother, clan fought clan, and love fought side by side with loyalty.

Liebe oder eine Frage des Nutzens? Von ihrem Liebhaber betrogen, stimmt die schöne und willensstarke Diana einer Ehe zu, die zwischen ihrem Vater und Quintus, einem mutigen und tapferen Offizier Roms, ausgehandelt wurde, der sein Leben für Gerechtigkeit und für Diana geben würde. Es war eine geschäftliche Vereinbarung, ein Handel, den sie einhalten würde – doch was Diana nicht eingeplant hatte, war, dass sie sich in Quintus verlieben würde, gerade in dem Moment, als ihre Ehe durch die Eifersüchteleien, Intrigen und die rücksichtslosen Ambitionen anderer kompliziert wurde. Inmitten der politischen und religiösen Turbulenzen der Zeit findet sich Diana wieder, die mit jeder Faser ihres Seins kämpft, um ihre Ehe und Quintus, den Mann, der ihr nun mehr bedeutet als das Leben selbst, zu bewahren. Vor dem strahlenden Hintergrund des antiken Rom, zur Zeit als Pontius Pilatus die Kreuzigung eines radikalen jungen Predigers aus Nazareth anordnete, ist Das Versprechen und die Leidenschaft eine lebendige und aufregende Geschichte, die Geschichte mit Romantik verbindet.