Self-Help / Personal Development

Wonder and Joy For the Wired and Tired

In Wonder and Joy for the Wired and Tired, Dr. Pam Stephens Lehenbauer, a respected researcher, epidemiologist, clinician, and thought leader on joy, wonder, and well-being, offers a compassionate and eye-opening look at why so many people feel chronically stressed, fatigued, and disconnected. She also reveals why the traditional wellness model, first conceived decades ago, is no longer serving us.

Pearls and Purse Straps ... or How a Shrink "Shrinks" Herself

Renowned psychologist Dr Beth-Anne Blue is getting out of her chair and onto her own "couch," so to speak. That's right, she's doing therapy with herself. For the first time in her life, she's turning her musings inward, shifting the focus from others to her own journey. And this book? Consider it an open invitation to join her. A writer at heart, Dr. Blue has spent over two decades as a clinical psychologist, licensed in three states, guiding others through their stories, while quietly tucking away her own.

Better from Within: 7 Steps to a Wise Brain

"Better from Within," the long-awaited sequel to "Better with Age: The Ultimate Guide to Brain Training," reveals why your personal story drives how well you age from head to toe. Award-winning author and brain coach Phyllis Strupp helps you understand how your brain is designed to rewrite toxic memories and organize your story over age 40. Using the latest research findings, this step-by-step guide to a brain that lasts for life equips you to take charge of your story today.

Moments In Time

Above all, Moments in Time is a celebration of empowerment and personal growth. Theresa encourages readers to embrace their unique journey, find their voice, and take control of their destiny, no matter the societal or personal obstacles they face. She writes with an unflinching honesty that not only shares her truth but also invites readers to reflect on their own defining moments in life.

Mental Doughnuts: Overcoming Unhealthy Thoughts

Author Christine Tate went through the fire of adversity during a seven year period. Through it all, she overcame the temptation to engage in wrong thoughts. In Mental Doughnuts: Overcoming Unhealthy Thoughts, she shares the wisdom gained through her trials from a Christian perspective. If life seems overwhelming and you are battling depression, anxiety, frustration, anger, and insecurities, grab a cup of coffee and curl up with this book to be encouraged and identify strategies to be victorious over your inner struggles.

Gathering the Fragments of Myself

The third of eleven children, Jan spends her childhood in fear, striving to shield her younger siblings from the dysfunctional home life created by her father, a volatile man who can snap at any moment. With a loving but subservient mother who looks the other way at her husband's inappropriate behavior with their daughters, Jan unwittingly seeks approval from men for all the wrong reasons.

Taking the Stairs and Liking It: Seven Steps to an Amazing Life

Taking the Stairs & Liking It: Seven Steps to an Amazing Life by Lauren Speeth, PhD presents a tested, 7-step methodology for personal growth and positive change rooted in President Jimmy Carter's wisdom and Speeth's own extensive research and global experience. Readers embark on a rewarding and inspiring journey towards the "Amazing Life" they were born to live.

The Imprint: The unintended inheritance that's shaping your life

The Imprint explores how ancestral experiences shape our thoughts, behaviors, and emotional patterns, often without our awareness. Blending behavioral science, client stories, and spiritual insight, Crystal Oakman introduces readers to an unconscious inheritance of trauma, beliefs, and habits passed down through generations. At the heart of the book lies a powerful idea: that many of the thoughts we think are ours, the choices we make, and even the emotional responses we struggle with are not simply the result of our upbringing or personal will, but echoes of generations before us.

Older Wiser Shorter: The Truth and Humor of Life After 65

This is Jane's 13th book. She's been a social worker for 20 years in a special hospital unit providing individual and group treatment for survivors of violent crimes. Semi-retired, she's written an intimate collection of poems where she discovers a sense of power, resilience and new-found joy through her struggles to acknowledge and accept her own aging. Growing old is a gift. Believe in it. Respect it. Embrace it. She's said it. She's done it! Aging is not to be feared but welcomed and explored. And it's better than the alternative.