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The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt
The Anxious Generation argues that a shift from play-based childhoods to phone-centered lives has fueled rising anxiety and emotional fragility in young people.
The Myth of Normal by Gabor Mate
The Myth of Normal argues that many behaviors and illnesses we consider “normal” are actually adaptations to trauma, stress, and disconnection in modern society. Gabor Maté contends that healing requires compassion, authenticity, and addressing both personal and societal conditions that undermine well-being.
My Grandmother’s Hands by Resmaa Menakem
My Grandmother’s Hands explores how trauma lives in the body across racial lines and invites readers into somatic healing practices to break cycles of pain and build resilient, compassionate communities.
Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman
Oliver Burkeman invites us to accept our limits, prioritize what matters, and live with presence over efficiency.
Are You Mad at Me by Meg Josephson
Meg Josephson explores people-pleasing as a trauma response and offers tools to break free from fawning patterns to live more authentically.
The Great Work of Your Life by Stephen Cope
An inspiring guide to finding your life’s purpose—what spiritual teachers call dharma—through mindfulness and self-exploration.
All About Love by Bell Hooks
Bell hooks redefines love as sacred and healing, challenging the notion that it must be rooted in sex and desire.