Authors - Master List

EQI.org Home \| EQI.org Library and Bookstore Authors, Writers Master List * under construction Here are notes from some of the books we have read, plus a few others we recommend. - S. Hein	Core Topics Respect \| Empathy Caring \| Listening Understanding Other EQI.org Topics: Emotional Literacy Invalidation \| Hugs Emotional Abuse \| Feeling Words Depression \|Education Emotional Intelligence Parenting \| Personal Growth EQI.org Library and Bookstore
Highly Recommended Naomi Aldort - Parenting Nathaniel Branden Leo Buscaglia Frederick Douglas Erich Fromm Haim Ginott Thomas Gordon John Gottman John Taylor Gatto Alfie Kohn Daniel Mackler Abraham Maslow Gabor Mate Alice Miller Maria Montessori A.S. Neill - Founder of Summerhill alternative school in England Howard Zinn
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Older/ Classics Dale Carnegie - Donna Dale Carnegie Harris - Im Ok You're Ok Hermann Hesse Napoleon Hill John Holt - Critic of American education system Aldus Huxley Earl Nightingale - YouTube has some things by him, like Strangest Secret - Motivation George Orwell Norman Vincent Peale - YouTube has some things by him, like Strangest Secret - Motivation One link Henry David Thoreau

Other Authors Richard Bach John Backman Moris Berman John Bradshaw - Writes about dysfunctional familes, abuse. Bill Cosby Quotes on Parenting - Humor Stephen Covey + Stephen_Covey page 2 Myron Dueck - Social Anxiety in Students Paul Lawrence Dunbar Wayne Dyer Milton Friedman Gallegos - Into Wholeness Peter Gerlach - Break the Cycle William Glasser Dan Goleman - I feel very critical of Goleman, but his book is important to read as a reference. Peter_Gray - Critic of American school system. Says schools are prisons. Rosjke Hasseldine Hazelton - Right to Feel Bad Herman Hesse Stephen Hollander/ - I feel mostly critical of his work, but some parts are worth reading. Marion Hyson - Education Arthur Janov Susan Smith Kuczmarski RD Laing Celia Lashley - mixed feelings Pam Leo If we don't recognize behavior as a communication of need, we try to change the behavior instead of meeting the need being expressed by the behavior. When we address only the behavior we deal with the symptom instead of the cause. Alice Miller - second set of files - Essential Role of an Enlightened Witness in Society Annie Murphy Paul - Critique of Dan Goleman Robert Myrick - Wrote about peer counseling for high school students Scott Nearing Barbara Rogers - Therapist and former assistant to Alice Miller Pamela Sackett Dan_Siegal - mixed feelings Norma Spurlock Jane_Stevens Judith Wallerstein - Unexpected Legacy of Divorce Jack Westman Daniel_Willingham - I have mixed feelings about Dan's work.
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