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by Sasha Hamdani, MD
This book not only offers real-world techniques to help with those 'things' that come up when you have this diagnosis, but she explains WHY! Dr. Hamdani is a psychiatrist WITH ADHD and she knows her stuff. I love her perspective and writing style, and her tips are just amazing.

by Pedram Navab
If you have ANY questions about sleep and "sleep hygiene", this is the book for you. This offers a realistic perspective of sleep, getting 'enough' sleep, how to do it, and why. I appreciate the holistic perspective with common sense added throughout.

by Dr Ramani Durvasula
Dr. Durvasula presents the 'real experience' of narcissistic relationships, focusing on the non-narcissist perspective. We (the non-controlling people) spend all of our time trying to 'figure out why' they act that way, but no amount of 'why' is going to make it better. Dr. Ramani's work empowers the reader through the challenges.

Good information , Judson Brew

These books save marriages

The tough talk about the most influential relationship

Let's get real about real important stuff
Knowing what feelings ARE helps us DO something about them
It's true, you can't control WHAT you feel.
HOW emotions create problems, when that's not the goal
We talk about it a lot, but what is it really?
There are good reasons to self care
I mean, it sounds good, but does it make an impact?
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