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Doing Psychotherapy with Men John Ashfield A resource book "Dr. Ashfield's book productively challenges us to break the perceptual biases and misconceptions that have developed around masculinity. His book powerfully reminds us of our accountability as therapists to recognize inherent masculine qualities and how they can be John A. Ashfield PhD is a bestselling author, educator and psychotherapist. He is widely recognised for his innovative work and writing in the fields of male psychology and mental health. Dr Ashfield has also been a pioneer of post-graduate clinical education in psycho-oncology and palliative care, and is a keen advocate of interdisciplinary scholarship, and the articulation of research, education, and clinical practice. He resides in Adelaide, South Australia. |
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Brenton Ragless Channel 9 Brenton Ragless A programme guide ISBN 978 1 921601 07 1 published 2009 Presented by Channel 9 weatherman Brenton Ragless, the 25th South Australian Almanac captures South Australia's events, projects, gardening tips, tide times and lots more. Now in full colour! |
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Matters for Men John Ashfield A resource book ISBN 1921008482 This book offers accurate and practical information on many of the common physical and emotional problems that men will experience in their lives. It is a valuable volume for all — not just for men themselves, but for the families who care about them, and the professionals who work with them. It deserves to be on a bookshelf in every office, clinic and home in Australia, to further our understanding of the health risks for men, and more importantly, what to do about them. |
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The Nature of Men Elements of Masculine Psychology John Ashfield A resource book ISBN 1921008032 This book is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding and working more effectively with Men and Boys |
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The Making of a Man Reclaiming masculinity and manhood in the light of reason John Ashfield A resource book ISBN 1876087951 A book that cuts through decades of nonsense written about gender and men Though offering a basic critique of anti-male feminism, it abstains from reactionism, and instead advocates a common standard of equity and respectful dialogue for both genders. The book challenges the moral legitimacy of attempts at social engineering and 'welfare' efforts that are not informed by the best available knowledge about what we are, how we think and feel, and why we behave in certain sex-specific ways. |
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Inside the Nest Behind the Scenes at the Adelaide Football Club Trevor Jaques Non Fiction ISBN 978 1 876087 35 7 published 2000 All you’ve ever wanted to know about the crows but didn’t know who to ask! Having been with the Crows since their inception, during which time he has held the positions of fitness coach, runner, selector and training services manager, Trevor Jaques is ideally and uniquely placed to answer the multitude of questions that fans, players, coaches, students and opponents ask about what happens behind the scenes at the Adelaide Football Club. Illustrated with nearly 100 photographs, Inside the Nest is full of extensive detail and explanations of the club’s organization and finances, medical and travelling arrangements, the year’s, week’s and match day’s timetable, coaching and playing, the training facility, drug testing, conditioning programmes and testing, drafting and selection procedures. Interspersed amongst the facts and figures are insightful pen pictures and anecdotal stories of some of those who play, or have been in, vital roles “inside the Nest”. These include Tony Modra, John Halbert, Malcolm Blight, Dr Brian Sando, and many more. |
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Dynasty A Legend, a Family and the Port Adelaide Football Club Fos Williams & Michelangelo Rucci Non Fiction ISBN 978 1 876087 26 5 published 1999 Fos Williams is a legend in South Australian football. He turned the proud Port Adelaide Football Club into a power in Australian football. Nine premierships from 16 grand finals from the day the West Adelaide rover arrived at Alberton in 1950 has Williams stand as the patriarch of Port Adelaide. The traditions Williams established through his era continue with his sons Mark and Stephen leading the dynasty into the 21st Century. No man, no family, has had such an enduring influence on a football club extending to the culture of South Australia. Williams made South Australians either love or hate Port Adelaide, but they all admired and respected the man and his club. So strong is the Port Adelaide empire built by Williams and his family that it became irresistible to the Australian Football League. Foster Neil Williams rewrote the traditions of the Port Adelaide. Now he tells the story – of a legend, a family and the Port Adelaide Football Club. A dynasty. |
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Eleven Days Graham Guy Fiction ISBN 978 1 876087 51 7 published 1999 Eleven Days is a sweeping saga spanning all the emotions as it takes readers on a roller-coaster ride to a big-bang ending, leaving them spellbound with its awesome intent. It’s also a very tender love story that weaves its way through an explosive adventure. Katie McFarlane didn’t ask for it, but a chance meeting with Paul Redman was to send her life into a tailspin. From the normality of suburbia and a regular workplace, Katie is swept uncontrollably into the fast lane of wealth, happiness, uninhibited emotion, tragedy and sickening violence. As one day leaps magnetically into the next, obscenely-wealthy Paul Redman becomes increasingly determined to mould their future. Graham Guy is an award-winning journalist with 33 years experience in the electronic media. From a rural background, he has travelled extensively and worked for several television and radio stations both in Australia and the United States. Eleven Days is his first novel. |
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Only Eagles Fly Graham Guy Fiction ISBN 978 1 876087 53 1 published 2001 A story of the big heist and the extremes people will go to for money. It’s a story, international in flavour, of love, lies, deceit, anger, greed, lust and violence. As the Weasel weaves his web of destruction, the twists and turns will leave you spellbound right up until the stunning last-page climax. From the author of Eleven Days comes a real ‘page-turner’ of lust, love, greed and raw power. Franco, Luigi and Enrico Mogliotti were small-time crims. They felt they were ready for the big time. Gina, the fiery Sicilian redhead, by day wore a business suit. By night she was drawn like a magnet to that part of town with the seedy underbelly. The Weasel. Rejected as a child and as a person. Blind hatred of his circumstance made him a vicious but clever-minded killer and thief. He wanted ‘all the money in the world’. He became Public Enemy Number One. Senior Sergeant Ken McLoughlin, the tough cop of Eleven Days, in the toughest and most gut-wrenching assignment of his career, returns at the request of police and politicians to nail the Weasel. Georgette McKinley, the young, highly-talented and totally gorgeous television reporter. Seething with ambition, she learns quickly the cost of getting to the top – and the enormous cost of staying there. John Talbot, the Prime Minister besotted with Georgette. Josh Emery, the pilot. Ripped off and stranded, he’s given a ‘lifeline’. Bill Murphy, the former journalist, but now internationally famous author. He craved anonymity – until he met Georgette. Graham Guy is an award-winning journalist with 33 years experience in the electronic media. From a rural background, he has travelled extensively and worked for several television and radio stations both in Australia and the United States. |
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Savage Skies Graham Guy Fiction ISBN 978 1 876087 65 4 published 2002 The criminal, brutal and almost genius mind of Hamish McMurtrie ‘Hacka’ Blanchard hatches a brilliant plan. With the aid of three former cellmates, he conspires to kidnap two politicians, demand $5,000,000 from the government for their release, collect the money and make a clean getaway. Savage Skies is a rivetting, fast-paced thriller, with Senior Sergeant Ken McLoughlin and partner Tony Delarosa in a terrifying race against time to catch the sadistic Blanchard, whose cold-hearted brutality shocks even the hardest-nosed policemen. Even the government decrees, “This man has to be caught.” As Blanchard leaves a trail of unimaginable violence, the police face an almost impossible task in this fast-paced, sweeping adventure involving a stolen aeroplane, the sun-drenched Great Barrier Reef, the Kimberleys, the slums of Poland, the opulence of Versace and the cattle stations of the outback. Graham Guy is an award-winning journalist with 33 years experience in the electronic media. From a rural background, he has travelled extensively and worked for several television and radio stations both |
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Scented Kitchens 2 Shamim Okera Non Fiction ISBN 978 1 876087 37 1 published 2000 The book contains 126 favourite recipes from East Africa, but of many different cultural background. Beautifully presented and richly illustrated with eighteen colour photographs, numerous illustrations and has a numbered system of steps and easy to read layout. The book is spiral bound for ease of use and a handy size for any kitchen where space is limited. They are simple to prepare and all the ingredients are easily available in your local supermarket or Asian grocer. The recipes make use of healthy ingredients to produce final products that are both delicious and healthy at the same time. A section on helpful hints is included in order to make preparation even simpler. The author, Shamim Okera, was born in Tanzania and has travelled extensively in East Africa and around the world since fifteen years of age. She was inspired to write her first book, Scented Kitchens, after years of continually being asked for her recipes. Published in 1996, Scented Kitchens continues to be in high demand. Having felt that her job was unfinished, Scented Kitchens 2 completes this culinary odyssey with a range of dishes from her own kitchen. |
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