Connor Beaton’s expansive self-help guide Men’s Work is about confronting and rectifying self-sabotaging habits. Across three sections, Beaton provides guidance for identifying one’s harmful thoughts and actions and for redirecting... Read More

Kelly Sullivan Walden’s self-help book "A Crisis Is a Terrible Thing to Waste" models empathy and self-compassion through self-reflection. Walden proposes approaching tumultuous moments by OGLEing them, or: contemplating what is... Read More

Part personal reflection, part interactive call for action, Tina Strawn’s "Are We Free Yet?" follows the queer Black activist’s search for freedom and details practical methods for self-reflection and healing. The book’s four parts... Read More

"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... Read More

"8 Steps to Energize Your Faith" is a lighthearted spiritual self-help book that mixes pop cultural and biblical references into its recommendations for engaging in fulfilling Christian practices. Joe Paprocki’s uplifting self-help... Read More

"Praying through Pain" is a religious self-help text that draws on narratives, biblical passages, and Ignatian spirituality to comfort suffering people with the promise of God’s love. Drawing on Ignatian spirituality, Barbara Lee’s... Read More

Personalized but sensible, the self-help book Now That the Candy’s Gone shares tested strategies for defeating self-limiting beliefs in order to succeed. Drawing on personal experiences, Caterina Perry’s actionable self-help guide... Read More

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... Read More