Joseph Boeken

The book explores the intricate relationship between neuroscience and clinical psychology to reveal the complexities of the unconscious mind. Dr. Joseph, an expert in both fields, illustrates how the right brain and limbic systems influence human behavior, often unbeknownst to us. He delves into how childhood experiences shape our unconscious decisions and relationships, highlighting the internal dynamics between our inner Child, Parent, and Adult. This groundbreaking work promises to transform the understanding of psychological and neuropsychological processes, shedding light on our hidden motivations.

This devotional book is a novena of prayers and meditations in honor of Saint Joseph, designed to be used according to the method of St Ignatius. The book provides a beautiful and profound way to deepen your spiritual connection to this important saint.

This historical text offers a glimpse into the life and times of Rabbi Joseph ben Joshua ben Meir the Sphardi, a prominent 16th-century Jewish theologian. Written by Christoph Heinrich Friedrich Bialloblotzky and Joseph, this book is a valuable resource for scholars of Jewish history and culture.

Focusing on the promotion of healthy lifestyles, this book offers a comprehensive guide tailored for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Dr. Joseph, an expert in the field, outlines effective strategies to enhance physical activity, nutrition, and mental health, making it a valuable resource for caregivers, healthcare professionals, and families seeking to support this community in achieving better overall well-being.

The book chronicles the history of Black America from the arrival of the first enslaved Africans in 1526 to the election of Vice President Kamala Harris in 2020. It combines powerful photographs with a narrative that highlights significant joys, struggles, and milestones throughout this 500-year journey, offering a poignant exploration of the African American experience.

Lost in the desert, Pedro, nicknamed Crow, navigates a landscape filled with peril and adventure. As he confronts life-threatening challenges at every turn, his journey becomes a test of resilience and survival. The harsh environment serves as both a backdrop and a catalyst for his personal growth, pushing him to adapt and overcome his dire circumstances.

The narrative introduces a crow in Arizona, affectionately named Pedro by other animals, despite the crow never revealing his own name. This book is part of a series that explores Pedro's life and adventures, with future installments set to delve into his personal experiences and feature additional animal tales. The unique perspective of animal interactions adds charm and depth to the storytelling.

Focusing on the harrowing experiences of Union prisoners during the Civil War, this record details their sufferings, escapes, and adventures, highlighting the brutal conditions they faced, including starvation. The book includes an appendix listing the names, regiments, and dates of death of Pennsylvania soldiers who perished at Andersonville, providing a poignant tribute to their sacrifice. Presented in its original format, it preserves historical annotations, ensuring its significance is recognized and remembered by future generations.

Exploring the intricate relationship between language and emotion, this book delves into the power of words to evoke deep feelings and provoke thought. It highlights the challenges of communication, particularly in expressing pain and passion, through vivid imagery and poignant anecdotes. The narrative weaves personal experiences with broader cultural insights, creating a rich tapestry that examines how language shapes our understanding of the world and ourselves.