Health & Wellbeing
CHIDAIS, Mark
In this powerful and deeply personal memoir, a survivor of child sexual abuse charts his journey through trauma, isolation, and healing.
WATERS, Lexie
Every family has its darkness, this one was never hidden.
MOMOKA, Vivina
A journey of strength, love, and resilience through Breast Cancer.
GEORG, Sara
Flaws are inevitable. Hope is possible.
WYTHES, Greg
The year is 1990 and Tim has just turned 16. He lives in a coastal city south of Sydney and his life is about to change profoundly as he begins to make the first transitions from boyhood to manhood.
LLOYD PhD, Dr Maya
A baby’s brain is still developing at birth. The quality and type of parenting provided has the potential to affect the development of the brain and so will impact a child’s emotional health and well-being.
TRACY, Mark
The powerful memoir follows one family’s extraordinary twelve-year journey through three cancer battles
KOVACS, Frank
Africa, 1984: Al-Shabaab militants succeeded in smuggling weapons and
equipment into Somalia from Ethiopia, unimpeded
STRATTON, Abigail
You don’t need to be a technically good artist to use art as a vehicle for healing or self-realisation.
HOBSON, Michelle
The Ultimate IBD Handbook: Your Guide to Thriving, Not Just Surviving is the essential resource for anyone looking to truly understand and manage Crohn’s Disease or Ulcerative Colitis (IBD).
GORUCK, Rhema
This book delves into the significance, consequences, and transformative potential of our spoken words, offering a deep understanding of how they shape our lives and the lives of those around us.
KESKESIADIS, Tara
Just as Kintsugi, the ancient Japanese art, celebrates the beauty of mending broken pottery with gold, this book serves as a metaphor for life. It encourages us and illustrates how we can perceive the broken and fractured parts of ourselves – and others – as opportunities to infuse resilience, beauty, and character into our life’s journey.
DOUGLAS, Owen
This compelling autobiography uncovers his inspiring odyssey, showing how his personal battles have shaped his professional choices and fuelled his commitment to helping others find the light within the darkness.
JOARGENSON, Candice
Every millennium, only one shall be born with the powers of the Ultimate Weapon. However, when this powerful omnipotence becomes split between twins – the first Supers – the world is tipped out of balance and into underhanded chaos. Seventeen years later, Red is reborn into this doomed world that cast her out, awakening as a Super herself.
KAGOLA, Frieda
Learn to connect your experiences, develop a resilient mindset and create a life rich with intention. Learn to discover how to embrace setbacks, cultivate self-awareness, and set meaningful goals that align with your values.
RUZGAS, Anthony
History of a person in a German Concentration camp how he deals with the psychological and philosophical aspects of the situation. The subject delves into Theological answers questioning love, hate and lastly death itself. Then it explores the person’s life after the traumas experienced.
KANE, Robert
Your Mate, Hodgkin’s is a compelling and detailed account of Rob’s journey through cancer. This must-read story weaves together extensive research with the firsthand experience of a chemotherapy patient. It offers valuable guidance to patients, support networks, and practitioners alike, providing essential tools for everybody coping with cancer and other life-altering traumatic events.
O’LEARY, Bernie
This book chronicles the extraordinary journey of a retired civil engineer who heeded God’s call to minister to prisoners. After 42 years in engineering, Bernie embraced a new path as a chaplain, running Alpha courses in Prisons.
REITH, Julie
Excerpt: My Loving Right Bible is a new dating book for woman caught in the eternal conflict of looking for Mr. Right. My hope is that each reader will be filled with the inspiration that real love is not just fairytales. You were born to love and be loved right. Be blessed. Wishes do come true.
LE BAS, James
Imagine that you wake overseas one night and think you are in hell. In this darkness you fight oriental demons and dodge laser beams. You are strapped to the bed of a baffling building, tended by people you don’t recognise. Then imagine you are home again, and that you gradually get better on no medication. You take a year off to travel. What would you then think and feel?