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Practical, ready-to-use interventions to help kids and teens ease anxiety, improve mood, and stay in control. That's what you'll find in Treating Emotional Dysregulation in Kids & Adolescents. Written for front-line professionals in schools, communities, and therapy offices, this one-of-a-kind...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. In this audiobook, you will finally discover why you keep returning to the very things that break you. We like to think we are logical creatures searching for happiness, but the deeper, raw truth is that your nervous system cares far more about...

Pourquoi notre corps reste-t-il bloqué en état d'alerte ? Pourquoi le stress finit-il par envahir nos pensées, affecter notre santé et déformer notre vision du monde ? Dans cet ouvrage éclairant, la psychiatre Marian Rojas Estapé invite à comprendre comment notre état psychique - et en particulier le cortisol, l'hormone du stress - influence profondément notre cerveau et notre équilibre physique et émotionnel. Quand le stress devient chronique, il enferme l'organisme dans un mode survie permanent, favorisant l'inflammation, l'épuisement et les schémas mentaux négatifs.

La mitad de los adultos sufre insomnio. Muchos recurren a pastillas. Otros prueban consejos que no funcionan. Pero casi nadie entiende qué está pasando realmente en su mente. En este audiolibro revolucionario, Rafael Santandreu revela que la mayoría de los casos de insomnio son psicológicos y tienen solución definitiva. En sus capítulos aprenderás cómo romper el círculo vicioso del miedo, cómo reprogramar tu cerebro para dormir profundamente y cómo calmar la mente para que la noche vuelva a ser paz y descanso.

Do you feel trapped in overthinking and relationship anxiety? Do you crave secure love, yet keep repeating the same emotional patterns? You may appear strong and self-aware on the outside… But inside, your nervous system is constantly scanning for danger in love. The problem isn’t your relationship. It’s the pattern your body learned long before it began. Until you understand your system, no amount of insight or communication tips will bring you lasting peace. This book shows you what’s been missing—and how to finally change it.

You're tired. Not the kind of tired that sleep fixes—the other kind. The kind where your body is doing one thing and your brain is running six parallel tracks and none of them are slowing down. You've tried things. The apps. The exercises. The advice to "just slow down"—as if that were an option. Nothing stuck. Not because you didn't try hard enough. Everything just asked for more than you had left to give. This book teaches a practice you've never been taught. A simpler one than anything you've tried. I didn't find it in a class or a retreat or someone's podcast.

Why do you keep falling for the same toxic patterns and pushing away the love you truly deserve? You find yourself spiraling into anxiety when a partner doesn't text back, or perhaps you instinctively pull away the moment things get serious. Maybe you feel trapped in a cycle of "chasing" and "running," leaving you exhausted, lonely, and wondering if you are simply unlovable. These patterns aren't your fault, but they are sabotaging your happiness. Without understanding the subconscious blueprint of your heart, you are doomed to repeat the same heartbreak over and over again.

Do you feel like you're constantly "on," delivering results at work while drowning in silent stress? To the world, you look like you have it all together. You're productive, reliable, and successful. But inside, your mind is a non-stop loop of racing thoughts, and your body is stuck in a state of "high alert." This is High-Functioning Anxiety, and it is exhausting.

What happens when a childhood marked by pain refuses to let go-and faith refuses to let fail? In The Yellow House: Foundations, Ronald Lee Sparks opens the door to a life shaped by family fracture, emotional wounds, and the search for meaning. Growing up in South Central Ohio, Sparks navigates...

Why do you keep repeating the same emotional patterns… even when you know better? Do you find yourself overthinking, self-sabotaging, or feeling triggered in ways you cannot fully explain? Do your relationships feel intense, confusing, or harder than they should be? Do you struggle with self-doubt, people-pleasing, or a constant inner critic that never seems to quiet down? If so, the answer is not a lack of discipline. It is something deeper.

You have done everything right. So why does it still feel like you're holding everything together? You are successful. Capable. Self-aware. The person everyone else relies on. You've built a life that looks beautiful on paper. And yet your mind still races at 3 AM. You can't remember the last time you truly rested without guilt. You live with a constant hum of tension, always anticipating the next problem, managing everyone else’s emotions, and waiting for the other shoe to drop. You are exhausted in ways sleep alone cannot fix. If this feels familiar, you are not failing.

After an accident erases years of his memory, a man returns to his family's ranch in hopes of piecing back together the life and love he thought he had lost forever in this spicy romance from the author of Alive and Wells. ____________________________ He's forgotten their love story. She'll help...

THE INFECTIOUS MIND is a gripping investigation into one of the strangest frontiers of human behaviour: how physical and psychological symptoms can spread socially – like viruses. From the dancing plagues of medieval Europe to the Pokémon episode that reportedly hospitalised several hundred...

You don’t need more discipline. You need a new way to relate to food—and to yourself. Like so many women, Netta Gorman promised herself she’d “start fresh tomorrow”… but the sugar cravings always came back. And with it, digestive issues, yo-yoing weight, mood swings, energy crashes and inflammation. It wasn’t until her body was pushed to breaking point that Netta reluctantly quit sugar for two weeks. Less than seven days later, everything she thought she knew about food, self-control, and freedom had changed.

Do your thoughts feel louder than your life? Learning to Stop Overthinking is a practical, compassionate guide designed to help you quiet mental noise, reduce anxiety-driven thought loops, and make decisions with greater clarity and confidence. Instead of fighting your mind, this book teaches you how to understand it — and gently guide it toward calmer, steadier patterns. Through simple explanations and realistic daily strategies, you’ll learn why your brain clings to worry, how emotional triggers fuel repetitive thinking, and what separates helpful reflection from exhausting mental spirals.

WHAT IF YOUR INTENSE EMOTIONS WERE THE KEY TO HEALING, NOT THE PROBLEM? Instead of fighting your sensitivity, this audiobook shows you how to turn emotional overwhelm into strength, clarity, and connection. With practical tools and compassionate guidance, you’ll discover how to harness the...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Being kind should not mean being endlessly reachable. Stop Being Available to Everyone is a practical audiobook for anyone who feels drained from saying yes too fast, replying too quickly, carrying other people’s emotions, and feeling guilty whenever...

Modern life keeps your nervous system on constant alert. Deadlines, notifications, responsibilities, and uncertainty quietly push your body into stress mode—often without you even noticing. Stress Reset Strategies offers a practical, science-informed guide to restoring balance, calming your...

What if I told you that we have all lived in a previous life? What if I said that every time we return, we have another chance to learn, develop and improve our current life? This Past Life Regression book, will guide you on your journey to removing painful blockages, understanding habits, and...

We’re all familiar with what depression can look like, but there’s another, lesser-known face to this illness. High functioning depression (HFD) doesn’t conform to the image of depression that typically comes to mind. As a result, people with HFD often have no idea why they are suffering, or what to do about it.