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Don't Just Feel Good-Do Good & Feel Great
More than nine million people in the country often or always feel lonely, according to a 2017 report published by the Jo Cox Commission on Loneliness. Beating ourselves up in certain moments and not appreciating who we really are and what we really have. All over the world countries are in a decision-making process and working to better understand the impact of disconnection. For example, in the United Kingdom, (https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/17/world/europe/uk-britainloneliness.html) the issue prompted Prime Minister Theresa May to appoint a minister for loneliness. Former United States surgeon general, Dr. Vivek Murthy, wrote an article for the Harvard Business Review arguing that loneliness needed addressing in the workplace. It can be associated, he wrote, "with a greater risk of cardiovascular disease, dementia, depression and anxiety." Incidents like school shootings are devastating. We must also be deeply concerned about the climate of fear that is steadily growing among students, families and communities across our country who are now feeling suddenly vulnerable where before they felt safe. Hug Therapy offers a tool to bring us closer and woven into the fabric of our communities can make a powerful difference. Doctor Stone and his team are reaching out to every school and community impacted by a shooting. The author is uniquely positioned as The Hug Doctor (TM). Doctor Stone's 'walk-the-talk' compassion and kindness - as a visionary of The 21-day hugging journey can be turned into a strong competitive advantage in the marketplace.
About the Author
Stone Kraushaar, "The Hug Doctor," is a firm believer that all people share a profound human connection. The Hug Doctor loves working with people ((in the space of a hug)) for them to focus in on what really matters to them and be more deeply connected with their friends, family and beyond. Drawing on academic and professional experience as a psychologist and a therapeutic coach, a nurturing and supportive family, and a passion for helping people live powerful lives, The Hug Doctor sees relationships through the lens of hugging. To him, a hug, whether real or virtual, is a metaphor for lowering walls and bringing people together. He has devoted his life to developing the skills, tools, and attitudes to become a world-class hugger. A warm and affectionate person, the Hug Doctor is not only comfortable hugging complete strangers he loves nothing more than connecting with groups of people. His focus is on inspiring them about the power of hugging to live a more deeply connected and vital life. He is an expert resource for educating about longer hugs, 21-second hugs, and even coaches people to "get lost in the hug." He has created a powerful movement based on people going on 21-day hugging journeys about which he is extremely passionate. Prior to launching the 21-day hugging movement, Stone spent eight years as a staff psychologist with the Student Health Services at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. Before settling in St. Louis, he worked with children, adolescents, individuals, couples, and families in a group psychological practice. He graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Denver with his B.S. degree and also earned his master's and doctoral degrees in clinical psychology at the University of Denver. His doctoral dissertation explored how effectively a heterosexual therapist can provide therapy for male couples. His American Psychological Association (APA)-approved psychology internship was at the UCSB Student Health Services at the University of California-Santa Barbara. He completed his post-doctoral work at Yale student health services. Most recently The Hug Doctor was excited to be invited to speak as a hugging expert at the 32nd annual National Hugging Day event at Agape Spiritual Center in Los Angeles. He was honored as a founding member of The Hug Alliance http://www.thehugalliance.net/ to be a part of bringing together people of over 40 different nationalities and leading them in the world's largest 21-second hug. The Hug Doctor has also been pleased to be able to present his views on the power of hugging in the United States and Europe. He welcomes the opportunity to speak about the impact of longer hugs, going on 21-day hugging journeys and living in ((the space of a hug)). For over twenty years, James Twyman, also known as The Peace Troubadour, has traveled to countries at war to share the prayers of peace from the 12 major religions of the world he put to music in 1994. He has been invited by peace organizations and even the leaders of countries to Bosnia, Iraq, Northern Ireland, South Africa, Syria and many other countries to initiate world synchronized meditations while battles raged around him. Each time millions of people participated, and miracles have often followed. James is also the New York Times bestselling author of sixteen books, has recorded over eighteen musical albums, and has produced or directed six films. James has been a teacher of non-dualistic spirituality for over twenty years. As a student of A Course In Miracles, James has traveled around the world inviting people into the experience of Oneness. He has worked with many other spiritual leaders including Wayne Dyer, Neale Donald Walsch, Gregg Braden and Doreen Virtue. His book and The Moses Code set the foundation for his teachings on the I AM Consciousness. For more information on James and his work go to www.worldpeacepulse.com/james_twyman
Book Information
ISBN 9781642500707
Author Dr. Stone Kraushaar
Format Paperback
Page Count 224
Imprint Mango Media
Publisher Mango Media
Readers of The Happiness Project, The Power of Moments and I Hear You won't want to miss Hug Therapy.
The science behind hugging. Dr. Stone's prescription is for a 21-second hug today and every day. One of the many benefits of hugging is that longer hugs have proven physiological benefits. Hugs are good for your immune system, your stress response, your sleep patterns, and so much more.
Hug Therapy brings to life the meaning of hugging. In this book, you will discover:
- What it means to really, truly give yourself and others the profound gift of a hug
- How to be powerfully in action and more aware of what matters to you most
- That you may choose to begin hugging some strangers...with their blessing of course
- And perhaps most importantly, that together, one literal or metaphorical hug at a time, we make the world a better, healthier, and more connected place.
Embrace life. Hug Therapy shares a full-on, unconditional hug from Dr. Stone Kraushaar. In this book, he invites you to wrap your arms around yourself, your life, and everyone around you in a whole new way. A good embrace-a hug-squeezes every ounce of fear, worry, and negativity out of your spirit, leaving you with nothing but warmth, inner peace, and a feeling of connection.
Give a hug, get a hug. Most people have difficulty remembering the last time someone gave them an all-encompassing hug. Hug Therapy encourages you to change that, one physical or metaphorical embrace at a time. It's a "do good and feel great" book that will help you live more in the moment and stay tuned into what really matters.
Expert advice from a world-class hugger. Dr. Stone Kraushaar is a clinical psychologist known as The Hug Doctor (TM). Also the founder of Hug Therapy (TM), he warmly invites you to jump into the 21-Day Hugging Journey (TM) and transform your life.
More than nine million people in the country often or always feel lonely, according to a 2017 report published by the Jo Cox Commission on Loneliness. Beating ourselves up in certain moments and not appreciating who we really are and what we really have. All over the world countries are in a decision-making process and working to better understand the impact of disconnection. For example, in the United Kingdom, (https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/17/world/europe/uk-britainloneliness.html) the issue prompted Prime Minister Theresa May to appoint a minister for loneliness. Former United States surgeon general, Dr. Vivek Murthy, wrote an article for the Harvard Business Review arguing that loneliness needed addressing in the workplace. It can be associated, he wrote, "with a greater risk of cardiovascular disease, dementia, depression and anxiety." Incidents like school shootings are devastating. We must also be deeply concerned about the climate of fear that is steadily growing among students, families and communities across our country who are now feeling suddenly vulnerable where before they felt safe. Hug Therapy offers a tool to bring us closer and woven into the fabric of our communities can make a powerful difference. Doctor Stone and his team are reaching out to every school and community impacted by a shooting. The author is uniquely positioned as The Hug Doctor (TM). Doctor Stone's 'walk-the-talk' compassion and kindness - as a visionary of The 21-day hugging journey can be turned into a strong competitive advantage in the marketplace.
About the Author
Stone Kraushaar, "The Hug Doctor," is a firm believer that all people share a profound human connection. The Hug Doctor loves working with people ((in the space of a hug)) for them to focus in on what really matters to them and be more deeply connected with their friends, family and beyond. Drawing on academic and professional experience as a psychologist and a therapeutic coach, a nurturing and supportive family, and a passion for helping people live powerful lives, The Hug Doctor sees relationships through the lens of hugging. To him, a hug, whether real or virtual, is a metaphor for lowering walls and bringing people together. He has devoted his life to developing the skills, tools, and attitudes to become a world-class hugger. A warm and affectionate person, the Hug Doctor is not only comfortable hugging complete strangers he loves nothing more than connecting with groups of people. His focus is on inspiring them about the power of hugging to live a more deeply connected and vital life. He is an expert resource for educating about longer hugs, 21-second hugs, and even coaches people to "get lost in the hug." He has created a powerful movement based on people going on 21-day hugging journeys about which he is extremely passionate. Prior to launching the 21-day hugging movement, Stone spent eight years as a staff psychologist with the Student Health Services at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. Before settling in St. Louis, he worked with children, adolescents, individuals, couples, and families in a group psychological practice. He graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Denver with his B.S. degree and also earned his master's and doctoral degrees in clinical psychology at the University of Denver. His doctoral dissertation explored how effectively a heterosexual therapist can provide therapy for male couples. His American Psychological Association (APA)-approved psychology internship was at the UCSB Student Health Services at the University of California-Santa Barbara. He completed his post-doctoral work at Yale student health services. Most recently The Hug Doctor was excited to be invited to speak as a hugging expert at the 32nd annual National Hugging Day event at Agape Spiritual Center in Los Angeles. He was honored as a founding member of The Hug Alliance http://www.thehugalliance.net/ to be a part of bringing together people of over 40 different nationalities and leading them in the world's largest 21-second hug. The Hug Doctor has also been pleased to be able to present his views on the power of hugging in the United States and Europe. He welcomes the opportunity to speak about the impact of longer hugs, going on 21-day hugging journeys and living in ((the space of a hug)). For over twenty years, James Twyman, also known as The Peace Troubadour, has traveled to countries at war to share the prayers of peace from the 12 major religions of the world he put to music in 1994. He has been invited by peace organizations and even the leaders of countries to Bosnia, Iraq, Northern Ireland, South Africa, Syria and many other countries to initiate world synchronized meditations while battles raged around him. Each time millions of people participated, and miracles have often followed. James is also the New York Times bestselling author of sixteen books, has recorded over eighteen musical albums, and has produced or directed six films. James has been a teacher of non-dualistic spirituality for over twenty years. As a student of A Course In Miracles, James has traveled around the world inviting people into the experience of Oneness. He has worked with many other spiritual leaders including Wayne Dyer, Neale Donald Walsch, Gregg Braden and Doreen Virtue. His book and The Moses Code set the foundation for his teachings on the I AM Consciousness. For more information on James and his work go to www.worldpeacepulse.com/james_twyman
Book Information
ISBN 9781642500707
Author Dr. Stone Kraushaar
Format Paperback
Page Count 224
Imprint Mango Media
Publisher Mango Media
