Most Popular Books by Linda Crockett

"Accompaniment means to walk with those who suffer. I learned how to accompany refugees in war zones in El Salvador, offering protection against military attack with my physical presence. I learned how to be accompanied when my work in Central America became the catalyst for my own healing from years of emotional, sexual and physical abuse, primarily at the hands of my mother." Linda CrockettCombining the personal narrative of a survivor of incest with stories from El Salvador’s bloody civil war in the 1980s, The Deepest Wound demonstrates that victims of sadistic childhood abuse share common ground with survivors of political torture. It explores the social conditions that foster private and public war zones, and the cultural dynamics that impede healing from individual and collective trauma.Offering the concept of "accompaniment" as a new paradigm for healing, Crockett challenges readers to consider complex issues such as touch within the therapeutic alliance, the delicate and dangerous dance of relationship between survivors and supporters, and the difficulty inherent in accepting even basic medical treatment. Teaching those who accompany her lessons absorbed from Salvadoran peasants about healing from trauma, Crockett offers new hope for survivors and for those who walk with them.

A practical guide and concise sports medicine reference, this book is written exclusively for the sport of skiing. Coaches, referees, players, and athletic trainers will find the information on skiing injuries an invaluable resource for prevention and treatment.

A mother''s possessive love becomes a monstrous, evil force when Stephen Jennings''s dead mother reaches out from beyond the grave to "protect" her son from the women with whom Stephen becomes involved

We seem to be missing something, Linda Crockett writes - and in crystal clear prose, interlaced with fascinating case histories based on her experience as a medical herbalist, nutritionist and healer — she explores the hidden emotional and spiritual issues underlying common hormonal conditions ranging from candida to premenstrual syndrome to menopause. Kathy Ketcham co-author of The Spirituality of Imperfection

The scryers are people who can forsee the future. They are being hunted down and killed by a cult that seeks to transfer the psychic powers of their victims to themselves. Now the cult is seeking Renee Calleo. And she knows that she is the next victim.

While Meredith feels torn between her husband and the handsome sculptor who is restoring her carousel--a legacy of her Gypsy father--a stalker tries to exploit the secrets of her family''s past to his advantage. Reprint.

Contracted by a new resort in Florida to build the world''s largest sandcastle, sculptor Kitty Westburg brings her son to the hotel, where they are stalked by a pair of sadistic swamp dwellers