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Headspace Habits
Many people face hardships that demand new skills to heal and thrive yet lack the time or resources for therapy. Headspace Habits: Advice from Zoomers to Boomers offers practical, research-based steps to calm your “headspace” and build everyday peace. Through self-assessments, real-life stories, and proven strategies, it shows how people turned adversity into healthier habits. Drawing on insights from 400+ individuals ages 22 to 82—Gen Z through Boomers—plus psychologist-recommended tools, it strengthens well-being and relationships with “tried and true” guidance.
practical strategies for anyone seeking to rediscover joy amidst ongoing challenges
—Ronn Haart, review on Amazon -
Saving American Health Care
Saving American Health Care describes the origin and evolution of our health care System, revealing the guiding aspirations and remarkable failures that have punctuated our sixty-year journey to our current 5.7 trillion-dollar American health care system. It concludes with the actions needed to return to the ideals that have been the foundation of American health care public policy and law all along: accessibility, quality, altruism, pluralism, information privacy, and individual autonomy. Diehl, who was instrumental in creating in the 1970s, draws on his years of expertise to show us how to bring our health care system back to its core.
The patient-clinician relationship is not incidental to healing—it is its foundation.
—Victor Montori, MD -
The Adversity Advantage
Based on a five-year study of 300+ high-achieving men and women, The Adversity Advantage reveals how common—and consequential—childhood hardships are across genders. Psychologist and executive coach Jude Miller Burke blends inspiring stories with practical insights to help readers transform early misfortune into strengths at work and in life. Learn to overcome shame, low self-esteem, and triggers; clarify values and voice; strengthen boundaries, communication, and conflict skills; connect childhood patterns to leadership style; and recognize how toxic adult relationships can derail careers.
insightful recommendations and inspirational stories to transform your past childhood problems into work and personal success
—Dr. Edward Bergmark, Founder and Former CEO, Optum, United HealthGroup
