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Psychiatrist Resources
Check out the following books and apps for more information on mental health, therapy, and healing.
Psychology/Therapy Resources
Religious Resources
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The Brahma Kumaris
Offers courses in meditation, stress management, and self-development.
+44 20 8727 3350
Community Resources
Books/Apps

Book
Full Catastrophe Living by Jon Kabat-Zin
Based on the mindfulness strategy used by the author, this book reveals natural strategies to alleviate the impacts of stress on the mind, body, and soul. It aims to improve one’s overall quality of life by making the relationship between mental health problems and physical health clear and concise.

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The Come as You Are Workbook
Emily Nagoski's new workbook, a companion to her bestseller Come As You Are, provides practical tools for women to apply her groundbreaking insights into sexuality. It emphasizes that emotional factors like stress, mood, and body image are crucial to sexual wellbeing, challenging the outdated notion of women's sexuality as inferior to men's. The workbook includes activities, prompts, and illustrations to help readers deepen their understanding of their bodies and enhance their sexual lives.

App
Huddleverse
Created in Singapore, Huddleverse is more than just a social app - it's a community of people who understand what it's like to struggle with mental health. Its mission is to make it easy for individuals to connect with others who share similar experiences, and to create a space where everyone feels welcome, safe, and heard. Whether you're looking for a place to vent, make new friends, or simply be yourself, Huddleverse is here for you.

Book
Challenger Deep by Neal Shusterman
Killing the Wittigo explains the traumatic effects of colonization on young Indigenous people. It includes reflection questions and activities in each chapter to encourage mindfulness and emotional regulation, help build reader self-awareness about wellness and self-care, and what it will take to stop the cycle of intergenerational trauma.

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Man’s Search For MeaningBook By: Viktor E. Frankl
"Man’s Search for Meaning" by Viktor E. Frankl emphasizes the importance of finding purpose in life as a key factor in maintaining mental health, particularly in the face of suffering and adversity. Frankl's experiences in Nazi concentration camps led him to develop logotherapy, a therapeutic approach centered on helping individuals discover meaning in their lives, which can significantly enhance psychological resilience and well-being

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The Self-Esteem workbook for teens by Lisa Schab
In addition to the societal pressures that every young person faces, having low self-esteem is yet another challenge that can serve as the root of emotional problems. Schab’s book provides strategies and exercises for teens to achieve confidence and learn to respect themselves for who they are.
App
MindFi: Mental Health App with Mindfulness
MindFi is a homegrown, cost-friendly mental health app that brings mindfulness practices into your daily routine without disrupting your schedule. It offers guided meditation sessions, breathing exercises, and mindfulness activities that can be done even while multitasking.
Book
And How Does That Make You Feel?: Everything You Never Wanted to Know About Therapy by Joshua Fletcher
In And How Does That Make You Feel?, psychotherapist Josh Fletcher offers an insightful and candid look into therapy sessions with four first-time patients. Through their journeys of self-discovery and recovery, Fletcher shares his own experiences, from moments of shock and sympathy to the awkwardness of encountering a former client in everyday life. The book also provides practical advice on common issues like anxiety, OCD, and panic attacks, as well as guidance on finding the right therapist. Darkly humorous and illuminating, it reveals the inner workings of therapy and the promise of a better future.

Book
Burnout
Book By: Emily Nagoski, PhD and Amelia Nagoski, DMA
Over half of Americans experience burnout, but burnout is statistically more likely to affect women. In this groundbreaking book, sisters Emily Nagoski and Amelia Nagoski explain why women experience burnout differently than men and provide a simple, science-based plan to help women minimize stress, manage emotions, and live more joyfully

App
Text4Help
An Alberta based app, Text4Help is partnered with a variety of mental health service programs such as Alberta Health Services, Calgary Health Foundation, the Alberta Children’s Hospital, etc. It aims to help people identify and adjust to negative thoughts as a result of stress by sending daily messages which provide individuals with hope and advice.

Book
The Complete Anxiety Guide: Practical Strategies for Managing Anxiety and Fear to Regain Control by Allen C. Griffith
The Complete Anxiety Guide offers a comprehensive approach to overcoming anxiety and fear that hinder decision-making and enjoyment of life. If you struggle with persistent doubts, sleepless nights, and the constant need for reassurance, this book provides practical strategies to help you regain control.
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Mental Health and Hindu Psychology by Swami Akhilananda
Swami Akhilananda shows how to reach mental health by applying the classic techniques of Hinduism. The author explains how a stable and healthy mind is the starting point for spiritual quest. He thus brings together psychology and religion in a most universal manner, showing that personality development and the search for ultimate values are one and the same discipline. The books approach is hard-hitting and practical, using case histories from the Swami's thirty-five years' counselling experience. This is a reprint of the 1951 edition.
Podcasts
Podcast
Bunny Hugs and Addictions hosted by Todd Rennebohm
This podcast aims to create a free space where individuals struggling with their own mental health can listen to others talk about their own addictions and experiences with mental health challenges. The podcast features real life stories of survivors to inspire others to continue pushing.

Podcast
Healthy Minds Podcast associated with the Ties Healthy Minds Program, no consistent host.
This Calgary based podcast has different episodes for many circumstances. From talking about the stresses of going back to school to discussing self care and tools for positive thinking, this podcast has episodes which assists individuals in tackling stress and anxiety.
Podcast
On Being with Krista Tippet
If you’ve been pondering the “big” philosophical and existential questions of life, this podcast is for you! Hosted by Krista Tippett – a Peabody Award-winning radio broadcaster, New York Times best-selling author, and a 2014 recipient of the National Humanities Medal – On Being dives into topics ranging from how we can use a “compassionate body scan” as a stress management technique to finding ease in loneliness and solitude.
Podcast
The Psychology of Your 20s with Jemma Sbeg
A podcast that explains how everything is psychology – even your 20s. Hosted by Jemma Sbeg, each Tuesday and Friday she dives into the science and psychology behind a topic, concept, or universal experience that defines our 20s - from dating to mental health, career anxiety, friendship, finances, and all the growing pains associated with this decade

Podcast
iWeigh by Jemeela Jamil
British actress Jameela Jamil started the "I Weigh" movement in an effort to fight back against how the value of women is often measured by their body weight. Instead, she promotes the idea that we each have our own formulation for calculating our value that isn’t based on our body at all but on other traits such as being a good friend, making an honest living, volunteering or a million other things. On the podcast, Jamil interviews other thought leaders on a plethora of mental health topics in an effort to challenge societal standards.

Podcast
We Can Do Hard Things
"We Can Do Hard Things" is a podcast hosted by Glennon Doyle, her wife Abby Wambach, and her sister Amanda Doyle, where they candidly discuss the myriad challenges of life. By dropping pretenses and engaging in honest conversations about topics like addiction, mental health, relationships, and social justice, they provide a platform for understanding and resilience. Prominent figures like Michelle Obama, Kamala Harris, Oprah Winfrey, and more have been featured in this podcast.

Podcast
Peter Attia: The Drive
A podcast that discusses a variety of mental health issues and success stories.
Recommended Episode: Tim Ferriss: Depression, Psychedelics, and Emotional Resilience
Episode above features Tim Ferriss: author of 4 best selling books. This podcast covers the connection between psychedelics and mental health, and how to overcome conditions like depression, addiction, and anxiety.
Podcast
Mental Illness Happy Hour hosted by Paul Gilmartin(Comedian)
This podcast brings in guests weekly to talk about their own mental health, displaying how even the happiest of individuals may be struggling with mental health problems. Through this podcast, Gilmartin aims to create an environment where individuals can smile and connect with others.

Podcast
Brobriety by Derek Bowlen
Host Derek Bowlen’s description sums it up for us. “I’m just a regular guy on a journey to understand addiction, myself, and how to be a well-adjusted man in the modern era. Each week, I’m joined by people a lot smarter than me to help me learn about mental health, masculinity, substance abuse, wellness, and more.”

Podcast
Dologies with Alie Ward
Recommended Episode:
Dolorology (PAIN) with Rachel Zoffness
Podcast on explanations of parts of human life.
Recommended Episode:Dolorology (PAIN) with Rachel Zoffness
Episode above explains what pain is and how to handle it. Explains the inner working of the human mind and how to retrain the brain.

Podcast
Griefcast with Cariad Lloyd
This podcast is best tailored for anyone who has experienced the death of a loved one. You will find solace and perhaps even closure by listening to the stories of others as well as practical tips on how to cope. Hosted by comedian Cariad Lloyd, her gentle, empathetic manner in coaxing stories from people about dealing with pain and loss is both touching and endearing, cathartic and inspiring. Each episode strikes a careful balance between humor and gravitas, leaving the listener with new insights on how to process the complex nature of grief.

Podcast
Happier with Gretchen Rubin
Author of The Happiness Project Gretchen Rubin talks all things active happiness, from daily tips and tricks to new routines to shifts in perspective. Topics include everything from how to fall asleep faster, how to create connections (and remember names), how to cope with regret, and much more.
Mental Health Retreats
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Bodhi Tree
Offers various retreats for mental and emotional well-being.
Rape Mental Health Resources
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MOSAC (Mothers of Sexually Abused Children)
Offers counseling and support for mothers of children who have experienced sexual violence.
+44 20 8293 9990