A New York Times Bestseller, The Myth of Normal, is about how much our overall health connects to the way we live. Gabor Maté spotlights our emotional and social connectivity and how its levels could help to avoid possible diseases and addictions. In-depth and packed with science, Maté challenges us to look beyond what we know on disease and disorders. He offers a wider lens on flourishing by showing us the path to wholeness.

Burnout is a book for women who are overwhelmed and exhausted. An award-winning author with her Ph.D. in health behaviour, Emily Nagoski explains how burnout differs between genders and redefines what true wellness consists of. She teaches our bodies how to get to their relaxed state, and how to recover and prevent burnout with regular rest, human connection and making amends with our inner critic.

Anxiously Attached is for anyone who struggles with anxiety in relationships. Written by psychotherapist and seasoned couples counselor Jessica Baum, this book is the ultimate go-to guide for transforming our connections to the healthiest and most secure they can be. Baum pushes us to fully understand our attachment styles toward stable and satisfying relationships.

Written by award-winning psychologist Ethan Kross, Chatter is for those who seek to transform their inner critic into a coach. In the book, he explores the silent conversations we have with ourselves that can potentially sink our overall well-being. From facing tough tasks to making our inner voice work in our favour, Kross shows us all the ways to combat anxiety and deepen our connection with others.