An excellent book on how to better connect with and understand the people around you.

A fascinating and unconventional book on leadership and mental illness.

A fascinating book that explores healing and healers of trauma and mental illness.

A helpful book on developing empathy skills and considering opportunities to express empathy to others.

A work of fiction about two friends who are growing their faith in Jesus beyond mainstream beliefs and practices.

An engaging and challenging book that is both memoir and catharsis of the author’s struggle to find connection and meaning with other Christians and the Church.

A helpful book on accepting and managing difficult emotions, thoughts, and memories by using a Christian-oriented application of Internal Family Systems (IFS) approaches and interpersonal boundary setting.

Man’s Search for Meaning, while written 75 years ago, is startlingly relevant to the world we live in today. It is a superb look at surviving, forgiving and finding meaning and is a reminder and warning of atrocities that we collectively must oppose.

A good book for parents to better understand how their experiences have shaped their interactions with their children and the steps they can take to improve their parenting.

An excellent book for teens, young adults and parents to better understand the amazing personal, interpersonal and neurobiological changes that occur in adolescence.

An excellent book on leadership that introduces the concept of vulnerability as the foundation of developing strengths, such as courage, integrity, authenticity and connection.

An excellent book on using CBT skills to identify and correct thought patterns that lead to depression and anxiety.

A good book on providing validation to enhance relationships.

An exceptional book on identifying and correcting thought patterns that lead to depression and anxiety.

A book that was progressive when published in 1930 as it provided information about new ways of parenting and educating troubled children but is now most useful as a historical reference.

A revolutionary book when published in 1984 as the first book dedicated to supportive psychotherapy but is now most useful as historical reference.

An excellent, approachable, and succinct book on supportive psychotherapy, and it might be the only book a clinician needs in getting started doing supportive psychotherapy.

A well-written, process-oriented self-help book with many exercises to help the reader develop mindfulness and pursue self-actualization.

A solid parenting book with useful information for parents of young children.

The best parenting book that has been released since 1998.  It has a wealth of ideas for parents with a wonderful mixture of neuroscience, general approaches and specific recommendations.