Psychology
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Stormin Norman: Né pour combattre!
L'histoire captivante de l'un des héros injustement méconnus de la Seconde Guerre mondiale au Canada, racontée avec fierté par son propre fils by David N. Robson
"Le caporal N. D. Robson (Stormin Norman), des North Nova Scotia Highlander, a reçu un nouveau paveur à Fort Moore (anciennement Benning) le 26 mai 2025. Il est le seul paveur non américain sur la promenade du patrimoine au Musée National de...
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In Their Shoes
A Journey of Understanding and Supporting Depression by Pamela J. Wells
Are you aware of someone who is experiencing depression? If you seek practical advice on how to assist them, insights directly from individuals who have been affected by depression, this book is an excellent resource. If you are currently...
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Her Face of Autism
A Guide for Late-Diagnosed Women Exploring Identity, Sexuality, and Well-Being by Michelle Labine
“You spent a lifetime sensing something was different, but no one saw it. Not even you. Until one day, everything clicked. Now there’s no going back.” Her Face of Autism is a guide for women who have always felt different, misjudged, or like they...
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Nomenclature Of An Idle Thought
by Isheiko Cleare
"And the irony of life was how long it took me to realize how short it is." In this unflinching collection of aphorisms, Isheiko Cleare reflects on love and loneliness, power and faith, childhood and identity. With a voice that’s inquisitive,...
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Ready to Learn
A crash course in child development, and how children experience school by James Dylan Smith
In today’s fast-paced educational environment, teachers are constantly seeking ways to improve their practice while streamlining the high demands of their day-to-day work. Ready to Learn bridges the gap between psychology and education, offering...
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Resilience on the Front Line
101 Recommendations for Trauma-exposed Professionals, Organizations, Leaders, and Family Members by Mike Lockington
Resilience on the Front Line is a practical, boots-on-the-ground guide for anyone working—or caring about someone working—on the front lines of trauma. Drawing on nearly thirty years experience as a police officer and Wellness leader, author Mike...
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Uncommon Common Sense
A Journey with Applied Reasoning by Surinder Latti
What is common sense? It should be common—it’s even in the name—and it should be found among every human being. But common sense isn’t infallible. Sometimes, people will make decisions that have negative consequences. Even for some obvious...
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The Secret Language of Autism
Fostering Presence-Based Connection Through Creative Congruence Time (CCT) and Expressive Arts by Ellen Eun Young Yang
The Secret Language of Autism introduces a compassionate, creative approach to supporting inclusive care of autistic and neurodiverse individuals through Creative Congruence Time (CCT). Centred on presence, emotional attunement, and expressive...
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Brave New Endings
True Stories of Caring for an Ex by Elizabeth M Verwey
Would you help your ex if they needed you? Ten years after her divorce, Elizabeth Verwey’s ex-husband faced emergency surgery. Without hesitation, she offered to be part of his care team—an act of compassion that sparked her journey toward Brave...
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Mental(ish)
A Memoir of Insanity and the Search for Stability by Melissa Pang Howard
Mental(ish) is a raw and unflinching exploration of Melissa Pang Howard’s journey through c-PTSD, chronic illness, and medical negligence. Diagnosed with Bipolar 1 disorder at nineteen, she unravels the experiences that shaped her before and...
