Bøker av Margaret Robinson

DescriptionDon't Push It: Persuade Instead! You must know a lot of people who need to change, yet despite your best intentions, they continue to fight because change generally causes people to feel uneasy. Margaret Robinson is not only a salesperson but also a father, friend, and consultant. He outlines a straightforward, repeatable, predictable, and moral approach that will allow you to guide people in discovering for yourself what and why they need to change, drawing on his extremely successful sales history and decades of research.Robinson's sensible counsel, which is illustrated by a variety of occasionally humorous, occasionally touching, and always instructive stories, will help you make sure that changing someone's mind is never an act of compulsion but rather a positive experience for them one of compassion and care.

Based on the 1996 Family Law Act, this book looks at how the therapist can work with the different professions involved in a divorce, how children might be consulted, and ways in which vulnerable family members can be protected.

Looks thoroughly at the complete divorce-remarriage-stepfamily cycle in the context of demographic data, the legal process and the systemic theoretical framework.

Perhaps the most sweeping of changes in social welfare since the enactment of the Social Security Act, was realised in 1996 with the passage of the Personal Responsibility Work Opportunity and Reconciliation Act (PRWORA). PRWORA, signed into law by President Clinton amidst much national controversy, was designed to essentially transform social welfare in the United States through transferring the design, implementation and evaluation of the welfare system from the federal government to the states. This groundbreaking book highlights firstly how important the strong social welfare is to the country and secondly, how spirited the debate of the 1990s has been with regard to the nuances of social welfare policies and programmes.