"...written by a group of compassionate Indigenous women, health experts, and healthcare providers, this pioneering book discusses both physical and mental health issues with guidance on conventional western medicine as well as traditional Indigenous healing practices.

First published in 1972 and updated in 1991, this pioneer, ground-breaking classic by the founders of the oldest Lesbian organization in the U.S., the Daughters of Bilitis, tells of their work for both women's rights and their Lesbian lives and experiences in a positive, knowledgeable way.

In Dr. Greenwood's update, we learn the latest on the importance of soy foods in a woman's diet, as well as an evaluation of recent medical findings. As always, Sadja's words bring comfort, understanding, and empowerment to women everywhere!

Straightforward text and accurate pen and ink illustrations provide explicit information about the menstrual cycle and pelvic examinations in a manner designed to dispel confusion and misinformation. Over 200,000 copies in print!

This updated and expanded edition of "Physician's Guide to Domestic Violence", first published in 1995, includes contributions by seven significant leaders in the health care field.

Although men and women can articulate anger in very different ways, books on managing problem anger tend to focus on men and their tendency toward more violent anger expression. This workbook addresses the unique concerns of women with anger problems. Rigid social patterning, the book argues, conditions many women to stifle or deny their anger, and this repression can cause a range of other psychological problems. Others experience violent, outwardly focused anger. Whichever pattern your anger follows, you'll learn healthier ways to express your anger from this workbook.

A poignant and hilarious tour of the last frontier, the ultimate forbidden zone, The Vagina Monologues is a celebration of female sexuality in all its complexity and mystery.