March 2, 2026
Drawing from the authors’ experiences as entrepreneurs and high-asset wealth managers, this first of a three-part series focuses on the healthy connections that enhance quality of life. Recognizing that financial assets are not a substitute for cherished relationships, the authors provide action-oriented tools to create a roadmap for building and transforming meaningful connections.
Using extensive […]
October 21, 2025
Cognitive behavioral therapist Joanna Hardis teaches parents how to handle the negative emotions they feel when their children are distressed in Just Do Nothing.
A therapist for over 20 years, Hardis has plenty of experience helping parents manage distress intolerance in themselves and their children. She believes “we can control how we respond” to our […]
September 2, 2025
Clinical psychologist Alexandra Rogers provides parents with simple methods for eliciting positive behavioral change in their children, ages two to pre-teen, in this thorough and enlightening discussion of parenting and why children behave the way they do.
After 30 years as a family psychologist, Rogers compiles her extensive knowledge in an informative and easy-to-read parenting […]
June 10, 2025
Middle school years can be hard for students, parents, and others to navigate. In Surviving the Middle School Years, Dr. Noel Schmidt leverages his 40-plus years of experience as a teacher, coach, school psychologist, principal, and superintendent to offer a truly empathetic approach to solving typical problems.
Schmidt presents scenarios involving common challenges experienced during […]
December 24, 2024
Everton A. Robinson’s A Child’s Guide to Wisdom aims to help parents and guardians teach children life principles.
Robinson asks, which you would rather: a wise child or an educated child? He answers: “[Y]ou would want your child to be wise. Why? Because…a wise child would choose to be educated. However, an educated child…may not […]
May 28, 2024
In this practical guide to parenting, Froukje M. Matthews shares techniques for developing healthy social skills and personal confidence in young children.
After her career as a Montessori teacher, Matthews compiled her years of experience into this concise collection of strategies for new parents. She states, “Like a gardener who creates the right conditions for […]
January 2, 2024
Cooperative Co-Parenting for Secure Kids is a guidebook for divorced or separated parents seeking to raise well-adjusted children. Rooting her approach in Attachment Theory, author Aurisha Smolarski uses her 20-plus years of experience in the field of marriage and family therapy to offer this straightforward how-to manual on sharing “responsibility for care taking [sic], decision-making, […]
September 5, 2023
Author Lynda Drake offers unvarnished truths about parenting children with disabilities in her practical and compelling manual, The Power of Imperfect Parents.
Expectant parents, especially first-timers, spend countless hours crafting plans on how they will wisely raise their child-to-be. Then the baby is born and best-laid plans fly out the window. This is especially true […]
July 18, 2023
Dr. Margaret O’Connor Griffiths explains the underpinnings of child development in this informative parenting primer.
Griffiths boasts a 54-year career as a practicing clinical psychologist dealing with families. Now retired, she draws upon that background—and her life as a mother and grandmother— to present information about child rearing from birth to adolescence. By outlining behavioral […]
December 13, 2022
In this self-help book, an inspirational coach proposes a course of breathwork, visualization, affirmations, gratitude practice, journaling, and yoga to overcome physical and emotional blockages to a healthy pregnancy and successful birth.
Even if IVF has failed, a pregnancy has ended in miscarriage, or you’ve been diagnosed with endometriosis or blocked fallopian tubes, Jennifer Coady […]