“As we know, there is often times poor leadership in community mental health settings.

This book is a modern approach to supervision that looks at how important and unique the decisions of leadership and supervision can be in community mental health settings.

The vignettes support critical thinking and can be used as a teaching tool for organizations and supervisees to grow professionally when serving diverse clients in mental health.”

“If you are an entrepreneur like me, the drive that helps you succeed can also lead you into burnout. This book is a perfect resource to help yourself out of burnout and to prevent getting there in the first place. The author uses her own experiences to motivate you to strive for balance in your life, and helpful ideas to get you there. And if you are considering going into business for yourself, the sooner you read this and incorporate the author’s suggestions, the better you will succeed overall. I can’t recommend this book strongly enough!”

“I read this book about a year ago and it still sticks with me. The lessons and tools the author shares are so valuable, and it just felt like someone finally understood my symptoms. The chapter on stress and information on gut and nutrition was particularly helpful. Great book, I refer back to it often!”

“This cookbook is amazing! Every recipe so far has come out so perfect and delicious! Highly recommend (even if you need to use regular flour)!!! Perfect book for anyone who has a sweet tooth and wants amazing gluten free recipes to enjoy!”

“A compassionate approach to an issue that is too often seen as taboo and uncomfortable, Khara Croswaite Brindle’s book is an essential guide and must-read for clinicians, therapists, life coaches, and other mental health professionals who work with adult daughters estranged from their mothers. Understanding Ruptured Mother-Daughter Relationships thoroughly explores the aptly named Estrangement Energy Cycle through the experiences of several of the author’s clients and offers therapeutic tools and practices. This book will also be helpful to anyone who knows, cares about, or loves an adult daughter who is estranged from her mother.
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“This book is an invaluable resource for parents who are uncertain how to broach the complex subject of estrangement with their children. Little minds want to understand what is going on when their family dynamics get disrupted, and this book provides an accessible resource for developing children at a level they can integrate. As both a clinician myself and a parent of little ones, I highly recommend this book.”

“Too often, the mental health difficulties we experience as therapists are kept hidden, left unspoken. A therapist may fear that others will think they are ‘a bad therapist’ if a client dies by suicide, or even when a therapist is struggling to heal from it. This holds true for many of the difficulties we have, particularly those that have any level of shame or stigma attached to them. Moving from ALERT to Acceptance: Helping Clinicians Heal from Client Suicide is a raw and unfettered look at what happens in a therapist’s heart when a client dies by suicide, and it maps a journey towards healing after such a painful experience. As a clinician myself, I am grateful that Ms. Croswaite Brindle has the courage to share this experience; it is a relief to really know that others in our therapist community feel this, and that there is a way to move through the darker times in our work.”

“The connection of The Enneagram with one’s relationship to money, has had little focus and certainly not to the extent that these two authors have done. This book will enable those who are fans, or practitioners, of The Enneagram to gain a completely new understanding of how these personality types affect our relationship with money. We are excited to be able to help bring this much needed work into the Enneagram space”