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Tao Force: Achieving Emotional Mastery Through the Tao Principles by Alec Alpert

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Beyond the Shadows: Addressing Historical Trauma by Sharon Brunner

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Cathy Boland (nee Benning) received her bachelor's degree in nursing from Rutgers University in Newark, New Jersey. Employed by the New Jersey Department of Human Services since 1985, she works in the city of Trenton, and lives in Mercerville, New Jersey, with her two sons, Patrick (age 11) and James (age 10).


Background Information

I accidentally wrote "Little Book of Manners for Children and Teens" while venting on the computer after a friend's teenager didn't say "hello", "goodbye", "thank you", or anything else - when picked up in another state and driven home to NJ. The result is a sarcastic, comical list of the frequent bad manners displayed by many of today's children and teens. The second half of the book considers the manners needed upon entering college or the working world - as is directed at children, teens and adults.

Accomplishments

Raising two sons is probably my greatest achievement, followed by the recent publication of my book! Graduating from Rutgers College of Nursing in 1985 was the best move I ever made - and has served me well for my entire adult life.