The Happy Healthy Revolution by Theresa Y. Wee, M.D., is a well-written book that aims to strengthen the family unit and guide readers toward improving their physical and emotional health. The author begins by writing about her background growing up in the 1960s and 1970s,...

Published by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, Menopause: What Your Ob-Gyn Wants You to Know presents menopause as a natural life transition, shaping how the body functions and how future medical risks are understood. At its core, the book is about helping readers...

The Wilds of Cancer: A Life-Affirming Journey by Rick Lamplugh takes readers on a journey through Rick’s struggle with and recovery from prostate cancer. Rick begins by describing the circumstances leading up to his diagnosis while on a hike with his wife, Mary, and a...

Dina Saalisi still remembers the abuse she suffered at the hands of a close family member when she was much younger. Rather than let those turbulent times define her, she moved past them and, with a series of strategically thought-out and documented methods, turned that...

What is the meaning of Ki, and how can we use it in our lives? Ki is the universal energy that surrounds us and connects all things. It also improves mental and physical health and teaches us how to let go of negative energy. Stillness...

Derek Hadinger’s 10 Years of Strong Black Coffee and Strong-Willed Patients is a brutally frank memoir of his time inside the U.S. health system, as a nurse in Columbus, Ohio. Derek describes his interactions with patients from all walks of life during his time as...

The Healthcare Appointment Playbook: Understanding the System to Get the Care You Deserve by Barbara Alif Doran is a guide that helps readers take an active role in their healthcare. Drawing on more than two decades of clinical practice, Doran explains how today’s healthcare system...

Jeanna Valenti’s The Yoga of Marketing explores yoga ideas alongside modern marketing and shows readers how mindfulness and heart-centered thinking can better support people in their daily work lives. The book reveals that marketing, like yoga, can combine thinking and creativity, and it encourages being...

Hustle From the Heart is part memoir, part self-help guide, with author Joshua Rosenthal walking us down his path from academic misfit and religious conformist to building a global education company outside traditional systems. Raised in an Orthodox Jewish community in Toronto, Rosenthal describes questioning...

Psychiatry has become increasingly complex, potentially creating a barrier between the patient and the healthcare practitioner. Dr. Emil Šabanović sets out to clarify matters by providing fresh perspectives in The Tree of Symptoms. The resulting insights will assist medical professionals in communicating with their patients...