Recs if you like Laziness Does Not Exist...

Intersectional books about anti-capitalism, economic injustice, and imagining better futures of interdependence and reciprocity

Books about how systems of inequality are constructed and maintained.

expanding the self-help genre - personal development - holistic health & growth - centering BIPOC self-help authors - reclaiming wellness as radical

please comment suggestions, this is a growing exploration :)

a list of non fiction books about a wide variety of topics that are actually a great reading experience, even if sometimes tough to read because of the subject it covers (in other words, you may get angry, you may be in awe, but you'll definitely learn something)

Joining my two greatest loves: psychology and society. These books explore how our minds are shaped by culture, history, and social structures, challenging our most ingrained beliefs about human behavior and mental health.

Let’s slow down. We’re not supposed to be doing all this.

Non-fiction for Neurodiversity

NF books mainly focused on trauma, especially complex trauma.

So you're studying your psychology/ counseling degree and realize you have the potential to make a good therapist and a good patient. I got you.

The following are books for those looking to develop their therapeutic knowledge, or those so deep into the trenches of their mental health recovery they're explaining therapy modalities to their therapist (or both like me)

Books on chronic illness and disability by people in the community.

For when music just won't cut it and you need a new weird hyperfixation.