Bøger af Brandi Jones

This collection of poetry was written over a period of almost 20 years. It provides a first hand look into the authors mind during moments of depression, anxiety, loss and more. The thoughts reflected in this literary collection are raw and unfiltered to provide the most intimate and accurate into the writers mind at the time.

Just when you think everything should be going as planned in your life, that's when you hear it... What do you do when you're too afraid to respond to the voices? Here you will experience life situations where the devil has made his appearance whether seen or unseen in the lives of many people who found out just what to do when the devil knocks.When young Avery's life dream meets her spiritual experiences, many lives are affected in a life changing way. Take this journey with me to find out what happens with Avery and the people she encounters on a daily basis. This books is an inspirational eye-opener for anyone who has experienced this thing we call LIFE! Look deeply into this short story to see how it relates to you or someone you know. What would you do? How will you face the devil and his tactics used to destroy your life?

This writing will provoke you to self assess no matter age, color, level of education and/or background. Many if not all of us need, want and strongly desire love... the only thing that I can suggest... is that you be open minded and go to a place you haven't been or have never thought to go!

Brenda can't believe what's happening right before her eyes. Her daughter is fighting for her life while sh'e fighting to maintain her sanity. As she reflects on her life, her spirit becomes tormented by the secrets her heart carries. David wants to be there for Brenda but can she take the pressure of keeping secrets from him? How much will family hold back from one another? When the devil comes knocking, will they let him in or will they send him packing? Find out where the twisted drama leads in Brenda's Enigmas.

Perfect for beginner clinicians within various levels of the mental health field, as well as clients themselves, this literature is an education and training piece that guides in helping individuals with mental illnesses and dual diagnosed learn how to get the most out of life through the usage of a self-supportive integrative approach. This model is designed to help adults whose mental health/behavioral health, psychosocial, vocational, and environmental deficits present barriers to effectively living within their natural communities. It seeks to help these individuals with learning appropriate skills necessary for obtaining and maintaining self-sufficiency through increasing their abilities to function independently in their community within a range that is feasible for them. The model provides structure and acts as a guide for self-supported life management through psycho-education and ongoing practice/interventions as related to various dynamics of the individual's life (social, vocational, educational, psychosocial, and overall functioning). This model is currently still developing and unproven, but seeks to provide valuable contribution to the mental health field.

It's remarkable how one's vision can become clearer after becoming legally blind, but this is exactly what Brandi Jones has experienced.After experiencing a life changing medical diagnosis, Brandi began a journey of reflection and self discovery that allowed her to view her experiences more clearly. Filled with encouragement and motivation, "Brandi's Eyes, Dreams: The Beginning of Life", takes the reader on her journey from her earliest memories of her dreams, to the dreams she holds for her children. A strong woman of faith, Brandi Jones exposes herself in a way that exhibits the power of perseverance and relationship with God. This is a vulnerable look at the dreams that helped to shape the life of a remarkable woman who refuses to let the issues of life stop her from achieving greatness.

When I was in my early twenties I saw a young man with whom others said I had a lot in common. They were referring to our childhoods. Many thought I should talk to him (romantically). I made plans to one day speak with him. However, my plans were to interview him in order to find out the reason for our visible differences.He smiled all the time-I did not! I was bitter. I was angry at the people who did not raise me. I hated being around them. I wanted them to apologize for not loving me, not supporting me, not wanting me to be born, and punishing me because I was alive. Not him! He walked around melodiously singing everywhere he went-always smiling! I was so exhausted by the wounds I refused to allow God to heal that I could only muster a smile for my son. Our differences confused me.I always wanted to ask him, "Why?" then, "How?" How was it (according to people) that we had lived such similar childhoods, and become different adults. Why wasn''t he wounded? Why wasn''t he angry? Where did he get the strength to smile and laugh? Why wasn''t he bitter and miserable?I wanted answers, but I didn''t want to invade his happiness with my sadness. I didn''t want him to catch what I had. I didn''t want anyone to feel like I felt-defeated and enslaved by uncontrollable torrents of emotions. Rather, I wanted what he had. Instead of asking him, I decided to ask God. Yielding my pain, I set out on a journey: armed with a Bible, a pen, a notebook, and a song-always a song. This was the beginning of my freedom; A New Way of life.