Stephen Bodian’s "Beyond Mindfulness" explores an out-there concept: there is another, accessible level of awareness even beyond mindfulness. In his book, Bodian shares his... Read More

Dealing with an angry child is complex and often even scary. In "Helping Your Angry Teen", Mitch R. Abblett, PhD, teaches parents to form new pathways of connectivity to their... Read More

Kimberly Carson and Carol Krucoff equip America’s ever-growing senior population with daily exercises and rhythms that build balance, strength, flexibility, and overall... Read More

Warm and interactive, this wholly unique workbook fills a gap in the support structure for teens and young adults exploring their gender identity. The Gender Quest Workbook—by... Read More

A soothing, healing work for teens and adults whose lives bear the mark of their parents’ immaturity. Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents: How to Heal from Distant,... Read More

Skeen’s simple-to-follow assessments and analyses of personal and relationship issues offer insight to people with abandonment issues. Michelle Skeen’s Love Me, Don’t... Read More

Exercises for mindfulness increase the wisdom in this book of relationship advice. Well researched and well written, "Insecure in Love", by Leslie Becker-Phelps, outlines... Read More

Our bodies, science tells us, experience a number of physical and psychological changes when under stress: an increase in heart rate and blood pressure; rapid, shallow... Read More

Margaret Floyd’s new Eat Naked: Unprocessed, Unpolluted and Undressed Eating for a Healthier, Sexier You will, at the very least, make you rethink your relationship with food... Read More

According to Philadelphia’s Spine Research Lab, neck pain comprises thirty percent of all chronic pain syndromes. With increased daily use of computer technology, back and... Read More

Not for women only, this book puts its subject, the depressed male, in the relationship context where a lot of good can be done for him and his loving helper. As with most... Read More

The most important sex organ is the mind, insist these authors, both psychologists (affiliated with the University of Minnesota and American University, respectively).... Read More