The Path Not Chosen, an attractive booklet that can be given to those just bereaved, offering comfort as they make their way along the grief pathway with hope and dignity.

Suitable for the bereaved, this book outlines and explains subjects such as being kind to yourself, facing everyday life and the process of grief, with understanding and sensitivity.

Based on the Waverley Abbey Insight Day on Depression led by Chris Ledger this book will help both those working with others through issues relating to depression and those who are themselves sufferers. Drawing on Chris’s many years of experience counselling those suffering from depression and havin... (more)

112-page hardback, 97x129mm Stop striving and live freely in God's accepting presence Perfectionism is usually a vicious cycle of fastidious habits from which it is hard to escape. Perfectionists assess their self-worth on the basis of their performance – and often do the same to others. D... (more)

Are you living in the true confidence God has for you? God longs for us to be the women He designed us to be: confident in His love, following His Son for our purpose in life, empowered by the Holy Spirit and reaching out to a wider waiting, hurting world. Sharing biblical insights and touch... (more)

Based on the Waverley Abbey Insight Day on Anger Management led by Chris Ledger, this is a book for those helping others to understand and manage anger and for those who recognise they have this problem themselves. Anger is on the increase, more and more areas of society are seeing an increase of an... (more)

An Insight into Low Self Esteem is a book based on a seminar given by Christine Ledger at Waverley Abbey House. It has been written and developed by Wendy Bray and is an honest and personal approach to the problems of low self-esteem. The term self-esteem describes how we judge ourselves, and the va... (more)

Paul's letters to the Corinthian church have left a mark on Christian Scripture in a way that could never have been predicted. Here the pastoral issues of a first-century Christian community in what Chrysostom identified as "still the first city in Greece" stand out in bold relief. How was a communi... (more)