Feeling Good
Change the distorted thoughts behind low moods. The classic self-help guide to cognitive therapy.
“I want to make peace with my past”
These books explore healing from difficult experiences, self-compassion and growth. They work best alongside support from people you trust and, where needed, a qualified professional.
The three books we'd hand you first.
Viktor E. Frankl
Even in the worst conditions, we can choose our attitude and find meaning. One of the most influential books…
Amir Levine and Rachel S. F. Heller
Understand your attachment style, and your relationships start to make sense.
Change the distorted thoughts behind low moods. The classic self-help guide to cognitive therapy.
An Auschwitz survivor who became a psychologist shares her journey to freedom and healing.
After the sudden death of her husband, Sheryl Sandberg and psychologist Adam Grant explore how to build resilience.
Freedom begins when you stop fighting yourself. Mindfulness and compassion for the feeling of not being enough.
Treat yourself with the kindness you'd offer a friend. The research pioneer explains why it helps more than self-esteem.
A therapist's practical guide to recognizing when you need boundaries and setting them kindly.
A 12-week programme to recover your creativity through morning pages and artist dates.
How stress and trauma live in the body, and the many paths to healing.
Stop living for other people's approval. A philosophical dialogue introducing Alfred Adler's psychology.
Let go of who you think you should be and embrace who you are. Ten guideposts for wholehearted living.
Life is difficult, and accepting that is the start of growth. A classic on discipline, love and spiritual development.
Self-esteem is built through practices, not praise. Six habits for lasting self-respect.
You are the one who notices the voice in your head, not the voice itself.
Buddhist wisdom for difficult times: lean into discomfort instead of running from it.
Bite-sized tools from a clinical psychologist for low mood, anxiety, stress and self-doubt.
Eighty-seven emotions and experiences, mapped and explained, so you can name what you feel.
A Christian classic on taking responsibility for your life and setting healthy limits with others.
A journalist explores social causes of depression and anxiety, such as disconnection from people and meaning.
The biggest obstacle in your way is often your own behaviour, and that's good news. Understanding self-sabotage.
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