Relationship & Family
Good Reasons for Bad Feelings
Randolph Nesse
Why are we so prone to mental disorders? Psychiatrist Randolph Nesse explores the evolutionary reasons behind anxiety, depression, and other mental health challenges, offering a new perspective on understanding and treating mental illness. Discover how natural selection has shaped our minds and emotions, and gain insights into the origins of suffering and the potential for love and goodness.
Habits of a Peacemaker
Steven T. Collis
In 'Habits of a Peacemaker,' Steven T. Collis, a leading expert on civil discourse, unveils ten practical habits to transform toxic conversations into healthy dialogues. Learn how to navigate difficult topics, foster mutual respect, and find common ground, turning potential conflicts into productive exchanges. Discover the art of peacemaking and its profound impact on your personal and professional life.
Habits of the Household
Justin Whitmel Earley
Transform your family life with gospel-centered habits. 'Habits of the Household' offers a practical guide to reimagine daily routines as opportunities for spiritual growth and connection, helping you create a home filled with grace, love, and intentionality.
He's Just Not That Into You
Greg Behrendt
Based on a line from Sex and the City, He's Just Not That Into You helps women free themselves from wasting time on men who are simply not that into them. With wit and straight-to-the-point advice, the authors provide insights into male behavior and offer a guide to recognizing the signs that a man is not truly interested, empowering women to move on and find fulfilling relationships.
Headscarves and Hymens
Mona Eltahawy
A fiery and provocative essay on the oppression of women in the Middle East and North Africa, arguing for a sexual revolution to dismantle the toxic mix of culture and religion that fuels misogyny. Eltahawy challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths and demand change.
Healing Collective Trauma
Thomas Hübl
Explore the depths of collective trauma and discover a path towards healing intergenerational and cultural wounds. Thomas Hübl bridges science and spirituality, offering insights and practices to integrate trauma and foster a thriving future for humanity.
Helping
Edgar H. Schein
Explore the dynamics of helping relationships and learn how to offer, give, and receive help effectively. This book analyzes the social and psychological aspects of helping, emphasizing the importance of trust, reciprocity, and understanding in various contexts, from personal interactions to professional settings.
Hidden Brain
Shankar Vedantam
Explore the unconscious biases that shape our perceptions, judgments, and actions, often without our awareness. From personal relationships to global events, discover how the hidden brain influences our lives in profound and unexpected ways.