Bøger af Esther Cohen

All of Us is about people in a small town in upstate New York - different, even alien, from one another, often politically at odds, yet managing to live in peace, side by side. Seen through the lens of a warm-hearted narrator with an eye for a good story and a good laugh, All of Us is a unique tribute to rural upstate New York - a funny Spoon River Anthology, a northern relative of Eudora Welty's Why I Live at the PO.

Cohen invites readers to accompany her on a personal trip through Mexico, where she falls in love with threerich and magical places: Oaxaca, Mexico City, and San Miguel. Taxi drivers, rug weavers, jewelry makers, and new friends populate her poems with stories of their lives in Mexico.

Emerging out of the chaos of misleading dietary information, Alchemy of Nourishment is a transformative new approach to activating the innate wisdom of your body's capacity to thrive as nature intended. Our fast-paced lifestyle, lack of time in nature, and polluted environment increase our stress levels, placing extraordinary demands on our body's ability to detoxify. Toxic overload is at the root of all disease, which can manifest as headaches, weight gain, lack of energy, brain fog, IBS, high blood pressure, and even cancer. This easy to follow, step-by-step guide leads you to tangible, positive changes in your relationship with food, lifestyle, and physical and emotional health. Alchemy of Nourishment integrates science with ancient wisdom to provide a blueprint for wholeness and health. Establish an intimacy with your body that opens the doorway to a vibrant mind, body, and spirit. Through mindfulness practices, real food, and understanding, the Art, Science and Magic of eating will change your life. Restore, Rebuild, Rejuvenate, Thrive!

Poetry. Women''s Studies. BREAKFAST WITH ALLEN GINSBERG is a collection of fifty poems, some very funny and others very personal and poignant, written by the author of GOD IS A TREE AND OTHER MIDDLE-AGE PRAYERS (Pleasure Boat Studio, 2008) and The Book Doctor (fiction). Cohen has several poems about writing, but most of them are about her friends and family, about daily observations of life both in New York City and in a small village in the Catskills. These poems will make a reader smile, sometimes laugh, almost always reflect on his or her own daily existence and human interactions.

Divided into two sections - theoretical/empirical and intervention programs - this title serves as both a reference tool and as a toolkit that can be used by the important players involved, which include mental health personnel, teachers, and parents.

Exploring the varied depictions and descriptions of pain - from martyrdom narratives to practices of torture and surgery - this title attempts to decode this culture of suffering in the Middle Ages. It presents the cacophony of howls emerging from the written record of physicians, torturers, theologians, and mystics.