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Hard Cover. Zustand: Near Fine. No Jacket. This is a near fine hardcover copy in light green paper-covered boards printed in black with the title and a drawing of a Tibetan building on the front cover. Virtually no wear, just one tiny nick to the top edge of the front cover. Completely clean inside and out. No foxing or marks of any kind to text or illustrations. Text in German. This is the account of the author's 1914 expedition into Tibet. Many black & white photographic plates + a color topographical map, also black & white area map of Tibet. 9" high X 6" wide, 316 pages. This book will be securely wrapped and packed in a sturdy box and shipped with tracking.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. What if the students we struggle with the most. are the ones we understand the least?Every school has them.The students who are labeled difficult.Disrespectful.Unmotivated.The ones whose names are mentioned before they even walk through the door.But what if behavior isn't the problem?What if behavior is communication?What if the actions that frustrate us most are actually signs of unmet needs, past experiences, trauma, or challenges we cannot see?In The Kids We Misunderstand: How Connection Changes Behavior, Builds Trust, and Transforms Schools, educational leader RJ Koehler shares powerful real-life stories and practical strategies from years of working with students impacted by trauma, poverty, violence, instability, and loss.From students working overnight to help support their families.To students carrying invisible emotional wounds.To students whose choices reflect struggles far beyond the classroom.This book reveals what educators often don't see and explores what becomes possible when we choose connection over control.This is not a book about lowering expectations.It is not about excusing behavior.It is about understanding the story behind the behavior so educators can respond with empathy, accountability, and purpose.Inside, educators, school leaders, counselors, and student support professionals will discover how to: Understand student behavior through a trauma-informed lensBuild authentic relationships with students who feel disconnected or misunderstoodCreate classrooms where students feel safe, valued, and ready to learnUse restorative practices and relationship-based strategies to address challenging behaviorsStrengthen student engagement, belonging, and trustTransform school culture through connection-driven leadershipThrough honest storytelling and practical guidance, RJ Koehler challenges educators to rethink discipline, classroom management, and the way we define student success.Because the truth is: These are not bad kids.They are kids carrying things many of us were never asked to carry.And when we take the time to truly see them, we do more than change behavior.We change lives.Perfect for teachers, principals, administrators, counselors, special education professionals, education students, and anyone committed to creating trauma-informed schools where every student has the opportunity to grow.Continue exploring RJ Koehler's work through her memoirs: What He Didn't Break: A Memoir of Narcissistic Abuse, Survival, and Reclaiming Your LifeWhen Love Is Not Enough: A Memoir of Parenting, Trauma, and SurvivalChoosing Life After Loss: A Memoir of Survival, Suicide Loss, and Learning to Live AgainThe Weight of Silence: A Memoir of Childhood Trauma, Survival, and Reclaiming Your VoiceAcross her professional and personal writing, RJ Koehler explores one powerful truth: Connection changes everything. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. What if the students we struggle with the most. are the ones we understand the least?Every school has them.The students who are labeled difficult.Disrespectful.Unmotivated.The ones whose names are mentioned before they even walk through the door.But what if behavior isn't the problem?What if behavior is communication?What if the actions that frustrate us most are actually signs of unmet needs, past experiences, trauma, or challenges we cannot see?In The Kids We Misunderstand: How Connection Changes Behavior, Builds Trust, and Transforms Schools, educational leader RJ Koehler shares powerful real-life stories and practical strategies from years of working with students impacted by trauma, poverty, violence, instability, and loss.From students working overnight to help support their families.To students carrying invisible emotional wounds.To students whose choices reflect struggles far beyond the classroom.This book reveals what educators often don't see and explores what becomes possible when we choose connection over control.This is not a book about lowering expectations.It is not about excusing behavior.It is about understanding the story behind the behavior so educators can respond with empathy, accountability, and purpose.Inside, educators, school leaders, counselors, and student support professionals will discover how to: Understand student behavior through a trauma-informed lensBuild authentic relationships with students who feel disconnected or misunderstoodCreate classrooms where students feel safe, valued, and ready to learnUse restorative practices and relationship-based strategies to address challenging behaviorsStrengthen student engagement, belonging, and trustTransform school culture through connection-driven leadershipThrough honest storytelling and practical guidance, RJ Koehler challenges educators to rethink discipline, classroom management, and the way we define student success.Because the truth is: These are not bad kids.They are kids carrying things many of us were never asked to carry.And when we take the time to truly see them, we do more than change behavior.We change lives.Perfect for teachers, principals, administrators, counselors, special education professionals, education students, and anyone committed to creating trauma-informed schools where every student has the opportunity to grow.Continue exploring RJ Koehler's work through her memoirs: What He Didn't Break: A Memoir of Narcissistic Abuse, Survival, and Reclaiming Your LifeWhen Love Is Not Enough: A Memoir of Parenting, Trauma, and SurvivalChoosing Life After Loss: A Memoir of Survival, Suicide Loss, and Learning to Live AgainThe Weight of Silence: A Memoir of Childhood Trauma, Survival, and Reclaiming Your VoiceAcross her professional and personal writing, RJ Koehler explores one powerful truth: Connection changes everything. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The Weight of Silence: A Memoir of Childhood Trauma, Survival, and Reclaiming Your VoiceSilence was never neutral. It was learned, practiced, and often felt like survival. In The Weight of Silence, RJ Koehler shares a powerful memoir of childhood trauma, resilience, and the journey toward reclaiming her voice.Raised in a family where difficult truths were unspoken, she learned early that silence could protect and speaking out came at a cost. This memoir explores how childhood trauma shapes identity, self-trust, relationships, and the ways we navigate the world as adults.Through honesty, reflection, and courage, RJ Koehler uncovers how survival strategies like compliance, people-pleasing, and self-doubt can follow us long after danger has passed and how we can unlearn these patterns to reclaim our sense of self.This memoir is for anyone who: Experienced childhood trauma or emotional neglectGrew up in families where silence was expectedStruggles with boundaries, self-trust, or people-pleasingWants to reclaim their voice and identityAlso by RJ Koehler: What He Didn't Break, When Love Is Not Enough, Choosing Life After LossFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ)What is childhood trauma?Childhood trauma refers to distressing or harmful experiences that impact emotional and psychological development.How does childhood trauma affect adulthood?It can influence relationships, emotional regulation, and self-perception.What does "reclaiming your voice" mean?It means recognizing, understanding, and expressing experiences that were previously unspoken.Is this book based on real experiences?Yes. This memoir reflects RJ Koehler's lived experiences of trauma and healing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. When Love Is Not Enough: A Memoir of Parenting, Trauma, and SurvivalWhat happens when love alone cannot save a child from their trauma? In When Love Is Not Enough, RJ Koehler shares a raw and honest memoir of one adoptive family's journey through Reactive Attachment Disorder, borderline personality traits, and the unhealed trauma of a young girl named Julia.Julia's early years left invisible wounds that shaped her identity, relationships, and ability to trust. What began as hope for a new start quickly became a cycle of manipulation, aggression, self-destruction, and emotional unpredictability. For years, her adoptive family fought to provide safety, structure, and love while surviving the daily crises her behaviors created.Even when Julia returned to her biological mother, the trauma followed, repeating the same painful patterns. This is a story of love and of letting go. It is the hard truth that sometimes saving someone is beyond your power, and survival requires courage, boundaries, and resilience.Also by RJ Koehler: What He Didn't Break, Choosing Life After Loss, The Weight of SilenceFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ)What is reactive attachment disorder (RAD)?RAD is a condition where a child has difficulty forming healthy emotional attachments due to early trauma or neglect.What are the signs of trauma in children?Signs may include emotional outbursts, difficulty regulating behavior, attachment challenges, and intense reactions.Who is this book for?This memoir is for parents, caregivers, educators, and professionals working with children who have experienced trauma.Is this based on real experiences?Yes. This memoir reflects RJ Koehler's real-life parenting experiences and challenges. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. What happens when the person who claims to love you becomes the one who tries to destroy you?In What He Didn't Break, RJ Koehler shares her unflinching and empowering true story of surviving narcissistic abuse, escaping a toxic relationship, and reclaiming her life after domestic violence.What began as love slowly turned into control, manipulation, and relentless gaslighting. She learned to walk on eggshells, silence her instincts, and endure constant emotional chaos. But nothing prepared her for the day violence erupted during a family vacation-a day that left her battered, concussed, and fighting for her children's lives.Dragged, beaten, and nearly broken, she did the one thing her abuser never expected: she fought back. Eight patrol cars arrived, and he was taken away in handcuffs. That day marked the end of terror-and the beginning of her healing journey.In this raw and inspiring memoir, you will learn: How narcissistic abuse slowly erodes identity and self-worthThe red flags she ignored-and the lies she believedWhy trauma bonds keep strong people trappedThe turning point that forced her to save herself and her childrenWhat it truly takes to break free from emotional and physical abuseHow she rebuilt her voice, her strength, and her futureWhat He Didn't Break is more than a story of survival. It's a testament to the unshakable strength of a mother, the resilience of the human spirit, and the courage it takes to leave a life that was never love.Who Should Read This Book?This memoir is for anyone who has ever: Felt trapped, silenced, or aloneExperienced emotional, psychological, or physical abuseWondered if they could leave a toxic relationshipSought healing, understanding, and empowermentFrequently Asked QuestionsIs this book based on a true story?Yes. This is a memoir based on RJ Koehler's real-life experience surviving narcissistic abuse and domestic violence.What is narcissistic abuse?Narcissistic abuse is a pattern of emotional manipulation, control, and gaslighting that slowly erodes self-worth and independence.Will this book help me understand trauma bonds?Yes. RJ explains how emotional attachment and trauma bonds can keep even strong, intelligent people trapped in abusive relationships.What is the main takeaway from this memoir?Even when someone tries to destroy you, your strength, courage, and resilience can help you survive, reclaim your life, and thrive. Also by RJ Koehler: When Love Is Not EnoughChoosing Life After LossThe Weight of Silence This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…