Dr. Gary Nelson, a pastor and pastoral counselor, has counseled many youths and their families whom are battling depression and other related illnesses. Dr. Nelson has a great understanding of this horrible illness and a true passion to help those in need. Over the years he has developed a great understanding of the effects of depression on teens and the need for their parents and family to understand what is happening to their son or daughter.

Write heartfelt, meaningful letters to your babies and children with this new book. Here, Momscape founder Susie Cortright tells us what sets this parenting book apart.

The Sneaky Chef: Simple Strategies For Hiding Healthy Foods In Kids' Favorite Meals is a delightfully informative read with the author’s purpose to show parents how to incorporate 'Super Foods' into the diets of the pickiest eaters by sneaking foods that are good for them (usually on their yuck list) into the foods they love. The Sneaky Chef is packed full of nutritional information, recipes and handy tips throughout. You may be tempted to jump right to the recipes but it is important to read the book in it's entirety to fully understand The Sneaky Chef strategy and to understand the importance of incorporating healthy foods into your child's diet.

Reaching for one’s vision in life is like climbing a mountain, it is important that one should bring all the necessary tools to avoid getting caught up or lost.

Books on illness are not in short supply, but "YOU: The Smart Patient" is one that everyone needs on their shelf at home, especially the chronically ill.