Psychology/Psychiatry

This  book offers an in-depth look and fresh perspective on how psychotherapy can be universally effective in raising…

From an award-winning psychoanalytic psychotherapist, this book explores the experience of female desire — through the…

This helps individuals break free from limiting patterns inherited from their family systems, which often hold them back…

You might think of yourself as a mostly honest person, but that's only because you've gotten used to being dishonest…

Humming absently or following a tune might seem like a simple and meaningless activity but Jonathan and Andi Goldman…

This is an inspiring guide from social psychologist Dolly Chugh on confronting difficult issues like sexism, racism, and…

This thoughtful and concise book offers insights into self-improvement from one of Britain’s leading psychoanalysts.…

It's normal to experience anxiety, depression and grief in life. In It's Okay to Feel Shit (Sometimes): Kind words and…

This explores how challenges and setbacks can shape success and motivation, offering a fresh perspective on overcoming…

Rebeca Schiller worked hard to make her dream come true and finally she was able to move her family to a new life in…

Discover the old Aztec way of healing, Curandera, through the autobiographical account of a psychiatric nurse specialist…

Clinical psychologist Alexander Kriss has got a hot take for the widely debated topic of how addictive video games are.…

In The Animals Among Us, anthrozoologist and author John Bradshaw explores the appeal of pets and their connection…

Breaking Convention presents a collection of twenty-five diverse essays originally presented at Breaking Convention…

Confession: The Healing of the Soul goes way beyond the traditional notion of sacramental confession. The…

The history of mental illness is long and storied, having been explained by forces natural and supernatural. Victoria…

Drawing on the Dominant Eye teaches a new way of drawing based on observing what we actually see, not what we think we…

This collection of Timothy Leary’s (1920–1996) selected papers and correspondence offers insights into the ideas…

This is the extraordinary story of human brain evolution, still unfolding. We’ve come a long way. Our brains are four…

This graphic novel provides guidance in solid decision-making through a playful presentation of Dan Ariely's work in…

Man Down presents a direct challenge to dominant society's presumption that masculinity means an absence of…

In this scientific exploration of gender and gender stereotypes, author Lise Eliot sets out to correct the…

In this fascinating approach to psychotherapy, editor Jane Czyzselska sets out to create a space for understanding…

In this fascinating exploration of the neuroscience behind emotions, author and psychologist Lisa Feldman Barrett…

Equal parts self-help book and memoir, I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki follows Baek Sehee as she navigates…

Self-Care for People with ADHD offers a virtual course on self-care for the neurodiverse. With over 100 strategies…

Written Michael Shermer, a historian of science, this volume explores why so many are drawn to conspiracy theories,…

An updated exploration of Aldous Huxley’s The Doors of Perception, taking into account the latest research on…

Everyone has had a negative experience in their life, and the memories from that experience can cause shame, fear, or…

What is it about killers, cults, and cannibals that capture our imaginations even as they terrify and disturb us? Why do…