Life doesn't always come easy.That's why The One Year Positive Mental Health Devotional isn't for people with perfect peace. It's for the overthinkers, the up-all-nighters, the ones who are sometimes holding it together on the outside and unraveling somewhere deeper in.Whether you're barely holding on, quietly rebuilding, or intentionally pursuing emotional, mental, and spiritual wellness, these pages were written for you.Bestselling author...

Christmas can be beautiful – and distracting.This 25-day Advent devotional is designed to help you slow down, quiet the noise, and fix your eyes on Jesus Christ.Each day highlights a name or title of Jesus from Scripture – includingPrince of Peace, Immanuel, Lamb of God, Bread of Life, Good Shepherd, and Wonderful Counselor – guiding you to behold who He is and appreciate why He came. Every devotion includes a short reading, followed by three simple respons...

“A timely reminder that we are not just our brains. Arm yourself against the forces of misinformation by reading this book!”—Gina Rippon, author of The Gendered BrainChallenge everything you think you know about your brain. Expose the myths. Embrace the complexity. Transform your understanding of human nature and behavior.Modern culture bombards us with seductive brain myths—from the "left-brain/right-brain" fallacy to dopamine bei...

Lioness is a comprehensive leadership guide for women who are ready to lead with confidence and reclaim their power at work.As an executive coach and training facilitator, Dr Mel Milton-Smith has worked with hundreds of women across industries and career stages. Time and again, she’s found the same pattern: capable women who have every reason to be confident, yet walk into rooms with quiet voices, minimized selves, and a tendency to play s...

Plant medicine is real medicine and it always has been. Chahta imaiyvhohmi (It's the way of the Chahta). This is the first modern exploration of the plant medicine used by contemporary Chahta people (Choctaw in English). It draws on traditional knowledge held and practiced by the authors, as taught to them by their elders and passed down through generations of healers and everyday people who found the medicine they needed in their surroundings. Herbalists Summer Wesley and Dr. Faith G. Har...

This is the remarkable true story of Dr. Steve Gupta, who arrived in Canada in 1971 with just $108 and an unshakable belief in hard work, faith, and integrity. From sleeping on the floor of a bare apartment to building a real estate empire that would shape skylines and employ thousands, Gupta's journey is one of resilience, risk, and relentless ambition.Written with acclaimed journalist and author Steve Paikin, this deeply personal memoir goes beyond business success to explore lov...

A rigorous, practical SysML v2 guide with comprehensive coverage of requirements, structure, behavior, analysis, and model evaluation, including Cameo Systems Modeler examples.Key FeaturesBuild robust SysML v2 models.Advance from fundamentals to behavioral modeling and simulation, using Cameo Systems Modeler examples.Reinforce learning with guided, real-world exercises.Book DescriptionWith SysML v1, modeling became a core ski...

When the stakes are high, your calm becomes your credibility.The difficult conversation. The upset client. The frustrated parent. The disengaged employee. The team that's unraveling. These are the moments that define leadership—not because they're easy, but because how you communicate determines what happens next.Most people are told to "stay calm." Few are ever taught how.In Communicate Under Pressure: Calm, Clarity, and Influence When the ...

'This is THE BOOK on ADHD in women'- Dr Ned Hallowell'A life-changing book for women with ADHD!' - Dr Patricia Quinn'I consider this the new Bible of ADHD in women'- Terry Matlen'Destined to become the standard text on the subject' - Dr William DodsonDiscussion around ADHD has exploded in recent years. Yet its symptoms are still too often missed, minimised or misunderstood - especially in gi...

This monograph examines photographs that Japanese and Americans took of Japan and each other amidst the social, political, economic, and cultural upheaval of the postwar period.Emily E. Cole argues that photography created a dynamic cultural and visual space where photographers interacted and used the camera as a tool of community and creation, representation and resistance, and control and influence on shaping Japan's postwar narrative. Particular focus is placed ...

What does it look like for host communities in international health research to be treated fairly?Multinational pharmaceutical companies and research funding institutions from high-income countries frequently sponsor clinical trials in low- and middle-income countries, where underdeveloped health and welfare systems raise significant ethical concerns. The power asymmetry between well-resourced foreign sponsors and local communities with limited bargaining power fur...

Author, envoy, soldier, spy, the Chevalière d'Eon spent half her life in France, presenting as a man, and the other half in London, presenting as a woman. D'Eon fought in battle, negotiated peace treaties and leaked state secrets, narrowly escaping the Bastille. Defying royal authority and gender norms alike, in the 1770s she became one of Europe's first celebrities. Drawing on a raft of unpublished life writings, Conlin reveals for the first time how d'Eon used a range of...