Gary R. Collins Boeken

Real-life case studies enhance the understanding of concepts presented in Christian Counseling. This companion to the third edition offers illustrative stories that bridge theoretical knowledge and practical application, enabling readers to see how the principles of Christian counseling manifest in various situations.

Common dangers and diseases associated with unhealthy behaviors are explored, along with myths about health and weight-loss that may be harmful to well-being. Collins' explains how to create a personalized fitness plan that works with anyone's schedule and how to select quality supplements that support activity goals. Nutrition and exercise basics are covered, along with how to maintain a healthy gut, where to get protein, the importance of sleep, and the truth about dietary fats. Shopping lists and starter recipes are provided to help people start their new diet on the right foot.

Are you living paycheck to paycheck and barely getting by? Do you constantly worry about not having enough time or money for what you need or what is most important to you? Written in an approachable style with easy-to-implement advice, this guide will change your perception of money forever. You'll learn how to view money as the gateway to freedom, how most people have the potential to be millionaires just by adopting a few simple spending habits, and how your dream house could end up being your worst nightmare. Gary Collins, author of the series The Simple Life, deconstructs the obstacles facing many people today that prevent them from living the life they want.

This proven guide in pastoral counseling has been extensively expanded and revised by the author to include recent developments and research, new resources, and attention to newly urgent needs such as AIDS, eating disorders, homosexuality, and violence.

Focusing on the intersection of faith and counseling, this book equips Christians with practical knowledge of Scripture and the character of God. It addresses the uncertainty many feel about using the Bible to assist others, providing essential insights into the Christian faith. By emphasizing foundational beliefs, the guide aims to enhance the effectiveness of those called to counsel, enabling them to support and uplift individuals in need.

This guide has been written to help Christian leaders in their counseling work. Case studies are matched with biblical analyses. This then leads to a survey of causes, effects, counseling considerations, and suggested ways to prevent the problem.

Focusing on the importance of empathy, Dr. Gary R. Collins guides readers in recognizing and addressing the challenges faced by others. Through his insights, he encourages a deeper understanding of people's needs, empowering individuals to offer meaningful support.

"Why is it so hard to stay healthy, financially independent, and to live your life's purpose? If you've read a lot of self-help books, but still feel lost on this question, you're not alone. In this short, user-friendly guide, best-selling author Gary Collins pulls back the curtain on the subtle deceptions lurking in most self-help books. Most importantly, he reveals the no-nonsense truth about life balance, why it's so hard for so many of us, and how to start living the life you want in the next 90 days."--Page 4 of cover

Collins presents a program for helping others realize their maximum potentialwith a God-centered approach to life coaching.

This book explores the effects of change, looks at families in the midst of crises, and helps families prepare for the transition into the 21st century.