Theo Schoenaker is a native of Holland who has lived in Germany for many years. There, based on his practice as a speech therapist, he developed encouragement training, eventually founding the Adler-Dreikurs Institute.R. John Huber, PhD, is a professor of psychology at Meredith College and a staff psychologist at Triangle Pastoral Counseling.Jutta Street, PhD, a native German, is a professor of psychology at Campbell University.Sandra Losa, BA, BS, is a native German and is currently a doctoral student in zoology at North Carolina State University.

"I am glad that this wise book has been translated and is now available for an English-speaking audience. It offers a series of accessible lessons about using encouragement in daily life. I hope you let these delightfully wise and simple teachings change your life and the lives of those you touch." – Jon Carlson, PsyD, EdD, Distinguished Professor, Governors State University"This book might well be characterized as ‘conversations with a friend.’ Rather than a work about encouragement, the author guides the reader through a process of encouragement. Theo Schoenaker captures the reader’s attention by speaking to the heart from which all ‘feelings of community’ originate." – Thomas J. Sweeney, PhD, LPCC, Professor Emeritus, Ohio University; Executive Director, Chi Sigma Iota

• A Society without Hope. Human Beings and Encouragement.  Encouragement.  Qualities to be Developed.  How to Encourage Yourself and Others.  Fables.  Theo Shoenaker's Concept of Encouraging-Training.

Theo Schoenaker is a native of Holland who has lived in Germany for many years. There, based on his practice as a speech therapist, he developed encouragement training, eventually founding the Adler-Dreikurs Institute.R. John Huber, PhD, is a professor of psychology at Meredith College and a staff psychologist at Triangle Pastoral Counseling.Jutta Street, PhD, a native German, is a professor of psychology at Campbell University.Sandra Losa, BA, BS, is a native German and is currently a doctoral student in zoology at North Carolina State University.

"I am glad that this wise book has been translated and is now available for an English-speaking audience. It offers a series of accessible lessons about using encouragement in daily life. I hope you let these delightfully wise and simple teachings change your life and the lives of those you touch." – Jon Carlson, PsyD, EdD, Distinguished Professor, Governors State University"This book might well be characterized as ‘conversations with a friend.’ Rather than a work about encouragement, the author guides the reader through a process of encouragement. Theo Schoenaker captures the reader’s attention by speaking to the heart from which all ‘feelings of community’ originate." – Thomas J. Sweeney, PhD, LPCC, Professor Emeritus, Ohio University; Executive Director, Chi Sigma Iota

• A Society without Hope. Human Beings and Encouragement.  Encouragement.  Qualities to be Developed.  How to Encourage Yourself and Others.  Fables.  Theo Shoenaker's Concept of Encouraging-Training.