Here's a book for every woman who ever worried about being too fat or too sexual - from the dieting adolescent to the jogging grandmother: clearly written and carefully researched this book examines the interplay between food sex and love.

Written by Rosalyn M. Meadow, Ph.D. and Lillie Weiss, Ph.D.

By the time children reach adolescence, it's usually too late to change their behavior. That behavior may or may not be out of control, but it is usually such that a parent's most common questions is, "What can I do?" The good news is that they can learn to cope. The purpose of this book is to help parents cope and guide their children, not necessarily change them.

This extraordinary book is not just for parents of children who are out of control. It will also help normal families to function more smoothly. If will help you to undestand your adolescent's behavior, and to successfully cope with situations that you think are beyond anyone's ability to endure.

 Written by Larry Waldman, Ph.D.

Dream Analysis in Psychotherapy is a guide for the clinician who would like to use dreams in work with clients.  Professor Weiss describes a method of interpretation developed by Dr. Hattie Rosenthal, a method which assists in reaching core issues more quickly in psychotherapy and in shortening the psychotherapeutic process.  This method is compatible with a variety of theoretical orientations.

Written by by Lillie Wiess, Ph.D.

Written in a clear, conversational style in a workbook format, Getting Off the Pain Roller Coaster combines sound psychological principles with practical tooks for getting off the emotional roller coaster of pain.  It is an invaluable guide for persons with chronic pain as well as their families, loved ones and all those who treat them.

 Written by Barry W. Weiss, Ph.D. and Lillie Weiss, Ph.D.

"One's marriage is the most important relationship one will ever have.  We have a great deal of time and energy invested in our marriages. Marriages are valuable - even sacred. They should be saved whenever possible. At the very least, the effort to salvage the relationship should be attempted. It is certainly worth it." Larry F. Waldman, Ph.D.

Written by Larry Waldman, Ph.D

This book represents a culmination of research, thought, and clinical experience collected over the past 15 years. It was written to help those individuals who find themselves in the quandary of not having sufficient obsessive and compulsive symptoms to be recognized and yet having interference that is significant, distressing, and treatable. "This book is for us all. May it help you as much as it has helped others and me."
Ron D. Kingsley, MS, Ph.D. NCSP

Written by psychologist and dream expert, Lillie Weiss, Ph.D., this is a must-have for every curious dreamer who has wondered about the real meaning of dreams- why we have them, how to interpret them, why are they important and how to actively use them in waking life. Dr. Lillie Weiss, provides a straightforward, step-by-step method to help you:

• Interpret, understand and direct your dreams to solve specific problems
• Master amazingly effective tools to remember and "incubate" your dreams
• Identify the emotional significance hidden in your dreams
• Use your dreams to tap into new found creativity and imagination
• Use insights from your dreams to make a real difference in your waking life

Most self-help books start with the presumption that individuals are flawed and something or someone needs to be fixed. For all who are tired of analyzing their deficiencies, worn out by revisiting the past and feeling hopeless, we offfer an important antidote.  This book will help you live a more satisfied life no matter what difficulties you encounter. Our approach invites people along an optimistic path by turning tragedy into challenge, encouraging movement forward and appreciating strenghts and resources. All of this is accomplished through out collaborative conversations. It is through our collaborative conversations. It is through our relationships that all things are possible.

Written By: Muriel S. McClellan, Ph.D. and Wendy Danto Ellis, MC, LPC

A parent's guide to effective child discipline written by Larry Waldman, Ph.D. "But let me also caution you that good parenting requires learning. Which is what Who's Raising Whom? is all about. The knowledge and the tools to help you become a more effective parent are within these pages. It is up to you to put to use what you learn." Larry Waldman, Ph.D.