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The passionate psychological text "Closer to Consciousness" proposes a revolutionary approach to the science of consciousness. Social psychologist Alexander Durig’s psychological study "Closer to Consciousness" suggests that...
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"The Long and Tortured Road" is an intimate memoir about recovering from struggles with mental health and addiction. Thomas Kind’s poignant memoir "The Long and Tortured Road" covers his bipolar disorder and his process of...
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"Everyday Awakening" is a practical spiritual guide that recommends steps for becoming more alive in the present moment. Spiritual counselor and experienced chaplain Catherine Duncan’s enthusiastic guidebook "Everyday Awakening" argues...
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Featuring tangible strategies for parents concerned about their children’s reading skills, "This May Be Difficult to Read" is a knowledgeable education text. Critiquing contemporary reading instruction practices for children,...
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Think Like a Molecule is a science-minded self-help book that suggests ways of capturing and organizing one’s thoughts to bring about a better world. Journalist and educator Chuck Champlin’s science- and philosophy-based self-help...
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Engaging and supportive, "Swipe" is a psychologically considerate self-help text that identifies why people allow themselves to become distracted—and proposes solutions. CEO Tracy M. Maylett and journalist Tim Vandehey’s self-help...
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"The Courage to Stay" is an affirming self-help book that walks couples through achieving a new sense of normalcy after the discovery of an affair. Drawing upon twenty-plus years of clinical experience with struggling partners, Kathy...
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by Aimee Jodoin
Comprehensive yet succinct, "New You! Who Knew?" is a self-help book about taking control of one’s life based on personalized core values. David R. Edwards’s logical self-help text "New You! Who Knew?" empowers people to improve at...