
Black and White Thinking
Kevin Dutton
Explore the fascinating world of black and white thinking with Dr. Kevin Dutton. This book delves into how our brains categorize information, the impact of binary thought processes on our decisions, and how this can affect our lives. Discover the evolutionary roots of this cognitive habit and learn how to navigate the complexities of a world that's rarely so clear-cut.

Brainstorm
Daniel J. Siegel
Brainstorm explores the unique characteristics of the teenage brain and how understanding its development can lead to a more fulfilling life for adolescents and adults alike. Debunking common myths, it reveals the power of adolescence for courage, creativity, and connection, offering practical tools for navigating this transformative period.

Bullshit
James R. Kryger
In a world increasingly saturated with misinformation, half-truths, and outright falsehoods, this book offers a critical examination of 'bullshit' - communication with little regard for truth. From the Flat Earth theory to wine descriptions and political rhetoric, it explores how and why we fall for it, its detrimental effects on society, and provides tools for critical thinking and evidence-based reasoning to help readers become more discerning consumers of information.

Calibrate
Ron Friedman
A groundbreaking exploration of confidence, revealing how to strike the perfect balance between overconfidence and self-doubt to achieve optimal performance and success in all areas of life. Discover the secrets to calibrating your beliefs and abilities for a more accurate and fulfilling existence.

Cannabis, Forgetting, and the Botany of Desire
Michael Pollan
A lecture and discussion exploring the complex relationship between humans and cannabis, delving into its botany, cultural significance, and impact on memory and consciousness. Michael Pollan examines the plant from a Darwinian perspective, exploring its evolutionary role and the science behind its effects on the human brain.

Characteristics and management of prisoners at risk of suicide behaviour
Kevin George Power
This study provides data on the characteristics and management of prisoners identified at risk of suicidal behavior in Scottish prisons over a 12-month period. It examines risk factors, supervision methods, and challenges in suicide prediction and prevention within prison settings, highlighting the need for improved management and support for vulnerable inmates.

Chasing the Scream
Johann Hari
A journey to discover the real causes of addiction and how to solve it, told through gripping human stories. This book challenges everything we've been told about addiction.

Collective Illusions
Todd Rose
A groundbreaking exploration of collective illusions, social lies that distort our reality and drive us to conform to what we falsely believe everyone else expects, written by Harvard scholar Todd Rose. Discover how these illusions affect everything from personal success to political polarization, and learn how to reclaim your power and live a more authentic life.