New Review at Rainbow Resource Center

Megan wrote a review of Homeschool Psych for Rainbow Resource. It's at http://www.rainbowresource.com/product/Homeschool+Psych%3A+Preparing+Christian+Homeschool+Students+for+Psych+101/042513/1247267340-795327

She writes "the author argues that Christians should familiarize themselves with psychology, know what is taught, and be prepared to know why they believe what they believe." As the author, I can say she's right on!

I Googled myself

I "Googled" Homeschool Psych tonight. It made me smile. Lots of people have read it my book, recommended it to others, and written nice things about it.

Someone at homeschoolingtogether.com wrote:

" Rice offers a thoughtful explanation of the Christian worldview."

That's a very nice comment.

No one has said it stinks. That's good too.

Big problem

Most students’ first exposure to psychology will be in an introductory course in college. I think that’s a big problem; especially for homeschoolers. Buy my book and find out why and what to do about it.

Psycho-babbles: Dummies

I’ll be paying for my graduate studies for a long, long time. After seeing the list of self-help titles from Wiley Publishing (http://www.dummies.com/store/Self-Help-Relationships.html), I feel like a real dummy. Think I’ll order a few for the waiting room.

Addiction & Recovery For Dummies.

Anger Management For Dummies.

Anxiety & Depression For Dummies.

Bipolar Disorder For Dummies.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Dummies.

Depression For Dummies.

Grieving For Dummies.

Happiness For Dummies.

Hypnotherapy For Dummies.

Making Marriage Work For Dummies.

Meditation For Dummies.

Neuro-linguistic Programming for Dummies.

Psycho-babbles: I can't get no....

An international research organization has concluded that organized people live longer. I'm toast.

Psycho-babbles: Here’s looking at you.

Some researchers did a study. They showed participants photographs of couples in their first year of marriage and of the same couples after 25 years of marriage. They concluded that people who live with each other for 25 years actually develop similar facial features.

Poor Tina.

Psycho-babbles: 1 in 5 people

I read a study today that says nearly one in five adults suffers from a psychiatric disorder such as obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) or social anxiety disorder.

I have 26 new Facebook friends. You do the math.