June 23, 2026
Psychology Professor Richard Cimbalo’s The Great Bamboozle is an ambitious socio-philosophical treatise offering a pragmatic epistemology that argues that state, military, religious, business, art and science institutions curate and interpret our experiences to cultivate and express power. While he leans frequently on the ideas of French philosopher Michael Foucault, Cimbalo’s ideology tends toward a characteristically […]
June 22, 2026
This deep dive into consciousness, the Soul, the Incarnated Self, the ego, and the veil of perception sets seekers up for daily practices to “become more real by inhabiting [your humanity] fully, honestly, and without excess fear.”
The author defines consciousness as the “Infinite Awareness Monad” (I AM). The Soul arises as a unique element […]
June 3, 2026
Joan Machlis’ stunning Split artfully recounts an arduous, years-long journey through therapy that uncovers a shocking revelation.
The power behind Machlis’ story lies in its raw simplicity. Short chapters. Typically, brief paragraphs. Stark sentences devoid of emotion or melodrama. Instead, a quiet but relentless unfolding of a life lived where competence masked exposure and detachment […]
February 3, 2026
Readers can explore deeper levels of consciousness in this meditation on the intersection of science and multi-dimensional awareness.
“The measurable is only one expression of reality,” claims the author. A psychologist and health sciences practitioner, her interests have moved from research to traditional clinical practice and now to hypnotherapy and quantum healing, helping patients find […]
December 23, 2025
In this volume, a psychiatrist and two professional musicians hope to bring relief to the grieving by their exploration of the emotional effects of ancient and modern painting, poetry, architecture, and music.
Robert Arnold Johnson, MD, is the moderator of this discussion with two old friends. Each brings a unique angle to the book: Johnson’s […]
November 18, 2025
In Resilience and Renewal, Robert S. Littlefield, longtime member of Lions Clubs International, details that organization’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
This book is a sequel of sorts to Littlefield’s earlier title, Stories from the Heart, a history covering the organization’s first 100 years. Lions Club is a humanitarian organization that sponsors service projects all […]
October 24, 2025
Peter Fargus offers a comprehensive yet succinct guide to understanding stress and developing habits for a calm mind in this self-help resource for college students.
Psychologist Fargus draws from his expertise in “managing well-being and motivation at work” as well as his “experiences with anxiety and stress at university as a student and then as […]
November 19, 2024
In this time of escalating war in the Middle East and Ukraine and where political anger threatens to tear the United States apart, author John Freas’s Violence Prevention: We All Can Help, seems to arrive at just the right moment. Exhaustive in its research yet easily accessible to casual readers, Freas’s book attempts to tackle […]
October 1, 2024
With his abundance of hands-on and academic experience, a psychologist, educator, holistic health practitioner, massage therapist, and social worker explains how our lives shape our physical body.
Are your shoulders up around your ears? Do you have bags under your eyes? Do you walk on tiptoe? Dr. Peterson presents his “Three Centers Theory” to illustrate […]
July 10, 2024
Roberto Treviño Peña’s The Four Forces of Human Nature offers an esoteric look at human behavior and health, centered on the author’s observance of groups of four in nature, the human body and physics.
In his study of brain function and human behavior, Pena encountered the four commonly defined human forces (affective/emotional/experiential; cognitive; communicative; and […]