Quit Before You Know It: The Stress-Free, Guilt-Free Way to Stop Smoking -- By Planning Your Relapses
Author: Sandra Rutter
A breakthrough plan to quit smoking—one "slip" at a time.
Most smokers approach quitting with a "forever" mindset. Yet psychologist Sandra Rutter, Ph. D. , says this "quit forever" approach is doomed from the start because it creates unnecessary anxiety and eventually sets up the big fall. For too many smokers, having one puff after "quitting forever" signals defeat and re-ignites the familiar give-up, light-up cycle. Rutter offers a better way. Slips are not only expected as part of Rutter's Quit Before You Know It plan. They're scheduled. This breakthrough method takes the stress out of trying to quit because it removes the prospect of failure. Relapses are methodically planned until abstinence is achievable. Finally, here is a stress-free, guilt-free, effective, inexpensive, and convenient way to stop smoking—one scheduled slip at a time. In Quit Before You Know It, Rutter presents her step-by-step smoking cessation plan along with tips for overcoming common roadblocks to success, such as boredom, overeating, loneliness, being around smokers, and suffering from depression or anxiety.
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Do-It-Yourself Shiatsu: How to Perform the Ancient Japanese Art of Acupressure
Author: Wataru Ohashi
Agrowing number of Americans are discovering the pleasurable and therapeutic uses of shiatsu, a Japanese method of acupressure. In Do-It-Yourself Shiatsu, Ohashi, one of the most knowledgeable and well known U.S.-based shiatsu experts, offers step-by-step instruction on how to perform shiatsu at home. Ohashi, who has taught and practiced shiatsu for more than thirty years, focuses on the common discomforts faced here in the West. He provides clear explanations of all technical terms and helpful photographs throughout to illustrate shiatsu techniques and locations of pressure points. Also included are explanations of special shiatsu exercises, designed to keep energy flowing through the body, and a new preface by the author.
Table of Contents:
Preface | 6 | |
1. | Introduction | 7 |
2. | Finding the Tsubo | 12 |
3. | Shiatsu Technique | 49 |
4. | Back Shiatsu | 64 |
5. | Ampuku Therapy | 74 |
6. | Neck Shiatsu | 86 |
7. | Leg and Foot Shiatsu | 93 |
8. | Arm and Chest Shiatsu | 104 |
9. | Face and Ear Shiatsu | 108 |
10. | Shiatsu Exercise | 116 |
11. | General Shiatsu and How to Treat Common Ailments with Shiatsu | 131 |
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