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Duct Tape Isn't Enough is an essential resource for first-responders, trainers, educators, journalists, coaches, therapists, and all who realize the critical importance of adaptability in the face of tragedy and crisis.
Released in September 2009 as a training guide, Duct Tape Isn’t Enough: Survival Skills for the 21st Century integrates the novel Reaching Home into a series of modules used to help teach individuals survival skills.
Included in the training guidebook are activities to help readers reflect on their own situations and help them plan and build the skills and attitudes that can increase resilience
| |  | | First Night: The Conflict Between Hope and Cynicism
In a sequel to his first novel, Dr. Ron Breazeale’s continues to explore the themes of resilience, conflict and hope, and overcoming adversity in his new work, First Night: The Conflict Between Hope and Cynicism.
“The conflict between hope and cynicism is one each of us must face each day,” said Breazeale. “Questions such as: do we limit ourselves through fear and through the belief that things in our lives must be as they have been? Or can we grow our science and technology without destroying the basic fabric of our society? The answers to these questions will determine our direction and the direction of our civilization.”
First Night raises these questions in a compelling story. It is set in the future, the year 2019, Breazeale resumes the story of Dr. Lee Brazil who has returned to his clinical p | |  | | Reaching Home
Since its release in October of 2006, the novel Reaching Home has been a tool for teaching resilience through storytelling.
Reaching Home tells the futuristic story of a young Maine fisherman who discovers a manuscript written by his grandfather in the year 2013. Seen through the eyes of the grandfather, Lee Brazil, the story involves the man’s mistaken implication in a terrorist plot, incarceration and journey back home to Maine. Along the way he meets interesting allies and must confront his fears and question his perception of good and evil. |
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