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From Applied Psychology Press
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The Complete
Travel Diet
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Believe it or not, traveling can be the best time to diet because travel
interferes with the very behaviors that are responsible for the excess
weight that you're packing along on your trip. By following
The Complete Travel Diet, you'll sleep
better, stay healthier, and feel more confident as you travel. You'll
replace bad habits with healthy behaviors, and you'll lose weight during—and
following—your trip!
"Pack this book in your luggage instead of more pounds in your pants."
Paperback © 2004 - 188 pages, ISBN: 0964269848, US$12.95
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Travel Can
Be Murder
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 What awaits you on your next trip? Unless you take measures to safeguard
yourself while traveling, you are a sitting duck.
Travel Can Be Murder: The business traveler's guide to personal safety,
with 707 tips, can help you avoid becoming a victim while on the road.
"Whether you travel once a year or once a week, this book could save your
life."
Paperback © 2001 - 209 pages, ISBN: 0964269821, US$19.95
Visit the Travel Can Be Murder
website
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C.H.A.R.M.
School
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 Customers are more harried, more demanding, and more dangerous than
ever. Don't put your employees—or your company—at risk.
C.H.A.R.M. School: Lessons in Customer Hostility And Rage Management
will help your
customer-contact employees anticipate hostility,
defuse aggression, and steer clear of danger.
"A highly pragmatic approach to
managing the behavior of hostile and enraged customers."
Paperback © 2002 - 100 pages, ISBN: 096426983X, US$12.95
Visit the C.H.A.R.M. School
website
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It's Not
Your Fault
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 Coming
in 2011
Do you believe that there are deep-seated reasons beyond your control that
make you behave the way you do? You may be right. From Agriphobia (fear of farmers) to Zealotopathy
(skipping among fanatical ideas),
It's Not Your Fault:
Psychological Disorders to Explain (almost) Any Behavior will help you
find just the right psychological disorder to explain why you
are not responsible for your own behavior.
"The most significant work in the field
of psychology in the past hundred years."
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