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Books, films, podcasts, and thoughtful resources to support understanding, connection, and wellbeing. Explore what resonates with you, at your own pace.

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20 resources

  • No Bad Parts

    Richard C. Schwartz

    A compassionate introduction to Internal Family Systems and understanding protective parts.

    TraumaSelf CompassionNervous System
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  • The Happiness Trap

    Russ Harris

    Accessible Acceptance and Commitment Therapy tools for difficult thoughts and feelings.

    AnxietyDepressionSelf Compassion
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  • How to Keep House While Drowning

    KC Davis

    Shame-free strategies for care tasks and executive functioning.

    ADHDNeurodivergenceSelf Compassion
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  • Unmasking Autism

    Devon Price

    An exploration of autistic masking, identity, and self-acceptance.

    AutismNeurodivergenceIdentity
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  • ADHD 2.0

    Edward M. Hallowell and John J. Ratey

    Practical ideas for understanding ADHD strengths and challenges.

    ADHDNeurodivergence
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  • Self-Compassion

    Kristin Neff

    Research-informed exercises for relating to yourself with greater kindness.

    Self CompassionAnxiety
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  • Set Boundaries, Find Peace

    Nedra Glover Tawwab

    Practical language for boundaries in relationships and everyday life.

    RelationshipsIdentity
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  • Hold Me Tight

    Sue Johnson

    Attachment-focused exercises for strengthening couples’ emotional connection.

    RelationshipsTrauma
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  • Good Inside

    Becky Kennedy

    Connection-centered parenting tools for challenging family moments.

    ParentingRelationships
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  • It's OK That You're Not OK

    Megan Devine

    A validating perspective on grief without a prescribed timeline.

    GriefSelf Compassion
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  • The Body Keeps the Score

    Bessel van der Kolk

    An influential, sometimes intense exploration of trauma and the body.

    TraumaNervous System
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  • Gender Queer: A Memoir

    Maia Kobabe

    An illustrated memoir exploring gender identity and self-understanding.

    LGBTQIA+Identity
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  • The Queer and Transgender Resilience Workbook

    Anneliese A. Singh

    Exercises supporting identity, community, resilience, and affirmation.

    LGBTQIA+IdentitySelf Compassion
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  • The Autistic Brain

    Temple Grandin and Richard Panek

    A perspective on autism, differences in cognition, and strengths.

    AutismNeurodivergence
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  • How to Change Your Mind

    Michael Pollan

    A journalistic exploration of psychedelic science, history, and consciousness.

    Psychedelic IntegrationIdentity
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  • The Gifts of Imperfection

    Brené Brown

    Explores vulnerability, belonging, and loosening perfectionistic expectations through self-acceptance.

    Self CompassionIdentityRelationships
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  • Untamed

    Glennon Doyle

    A personal memoir about authenticity, relationships, expectations, and claiming a life that feels true.

    IdentityLGBTQIA+Relationships
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  • How to Do the Work

    Nicole LePera

    An accessible self-help framework for recognizing patterns and practicing change; some claims warrant critical evaluation.

    TraumaSelf CompassionRelationships
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  • When Things Fall Apart

    Pema Chödrön

    Buddhist reflections on uncertainty, suffering, compassion, and staying present through difficult times.

    GriefSelf CompassionAnxiety
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  • Adult Children of Alcoholics

    Janet G. Woititz

    Explores common family-of-origin patterns associated with growing up around alcohol misuse; experiences vary and generalizations may not fit everyone.

    TraumaRelationshipsIdentity
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Resources are provided for education and reflection, not as individualized clinical advice. Inclusion does not imply endorsement of every viewpoint or claim. External links may change. If you are in immediate danger, call 911; in the U.S., call or text 988 for crisis support. See also our mental health links.

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