Published September, 2023
By Janice Hiller
Publisher: Confer Books
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Sex in the Brain gives an overview of what happens in the brain during the development of romantic and sexual relationships, from the intense emotions accompanying the early stages of a new relationship through to kissing, touch, arousal, orgasm, commitment, parenting, infidelity, breaking up or staying together.

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Published May, 2023
By Judith Edwards and Dr Judith Edwards
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In this lively exploration, an experienced child psychotherapist draws together perspectives on the role and experience of grandmothers. In Grandmotherland, we meet 'good' grannies, 'bad' grannies, and all those in between, as well as women who decided to be agents of transmission in other ways than passing on their DNA.

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Published March, 2023
By David Key and Professor Keith Tudor
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Ecotherapy: A Field Guide presents an extensive review of the field of ecotherapy which unearths a number of ambiguities in the way this therapy is understood and described.

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Published September, 2022
By Aileen Alleyne
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The Burden of Heritage is a timely addition to the literature on inter- and transgenerational trauma. The book addresses black ancestral trauma passed down the generations, highlighting the ongoing impact on black lives. Alleyne explores the themes and concepts of identity shame, black identity wounding and cultural enmeshment.

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Published September, 2022
By Eugene Ellis
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Published June, 2022
By Anne Power
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What is the secret of a long and contented marriage? Anne Power sits down with eighteen contented couples to discuss how they found each other and what made it work. Almost all the couples interviewed had faced major challenges along the way - but their attachment grew and relationships survived. In this book they tell us why.

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Published June, 2022
By Clara Mucci
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Resilience stands at the limits of what it means to be human. The opposite of vulnerability, it defines qualities that are both relational and innately enforced. Mucci explores contemporary therapeutic approaches to intergenerational trauma, focusing on the key principles that foster resilience and healing.

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Published April, 2022
By Ms Lora DeVore
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Now a successful mental health professional, leading educator and sought-after public speaker, Lora DeVore's early life was one of extreme vulnerability. This compelling memoir traces her life as a survivor of child abuse. Lora's experiences illuminate the power of love and the strength of the indomitable human spirit that lives within each of us.

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Published January, 2022
By Anastasia Piatakhina-Gire
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This book tells the enthralling stories of ten different people in therapy in various cultural and geographical contexts - from Saudi Arabia to Venice or New York. Each narrative explores a unique presenting situation and uncovers the complexities of the therapeutic experience.

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Published November, 2021
By Elizabeth Wilde McCormick, Nigel Wellings and Henry Shukman
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What is the place of suffering in human experience and how can we learn to be with it? This book answers the question by acknowledging that discontent and unhappiness are inevitable parts of our human experience. By becoming present, accepting and kind, we may enfold what hurts us in a more expansive and meaningful way.

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