Here are some books which may be helpful for you
Dying to be Me
by Anita Moorjani
This is my favourite book! In this book, the author, Anita, after having fought from cancer for almost four years and when her body began ‘shutting down’ has a near-death experience which transforms her life. She shares about illness, healing, fears and ‘being love’ and ‘love’ is who we are.
Dibs in Search of Self
by Virginia M. Axline
This book by the clinical psychologist and author, Virginia is a series of play therapy sessions where she shows acceptance through the use of non-directive play to a boy with emotional issues. It is a great tool for therapists, counsellors and other similar professions who wish to see the Rogerian approach in play.
Many Masters Many Lives
by Dr. Brian Weiss
This book is a case of past-life therapy and how it changed the psychotherapist’s, i.e., Dr Brian’s and his patient’s life. Dr Brian was astonished when his patient started recalling past-life traumas which were the key to understanding her current life.
You Can Heal Your Life
by Louise L. Hay
In this powerful book, Louise shares that our thoughts shape our lives. She explains how limiting beliefs and not loving oneself cause our illness. Affirmations are her tool of working.
Nonviolent Communication
by Marshall B. Rosenberg
This book gives practical tools to communicate non-violently, as the author says much of what we communicate can be called ‘violent communication’ if we judge others, blame, criticise others or ourselves, speak without listening, being defensive, etc.
The Female Brain
by Louann Brizendine
In this groundbreaking book, Louann talks about the uniquely flexible structure of a female brain and how a woman’s world is different from a man’s. It reveals how women think and communicate and what they value.