Attachment
The Master and His Emissary
Iain McGilchrist
How the divided brain shapes culture, philosophy and the way we see the world.
01Good books
A shelf for curious minds
"If you want a new idea, read an old book."
— Ivan Pavlov
AttachmentCouplesParentingJungian psychologyNeuropsychologyPhilosophyReligionsEvolutionary psychologyChild developmentFamily systems
02The bookshelf
Attachment
Becoming Attached
Robert Karen
How our earliest bonds shape the way we love — a rich history of attachment theory and what it means for adult relationships.
Couples
The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work
John Gottman & Nan Silver
Decades of couples research distilled into the habits that keep love alive.
Jungian psychology
Memories, Dreams, Reflections
C. G. Jung
Jung in his own words — an invitation into the inner life.
Philosophy
Maps of Meaning
Jordan B. Peterson
A deep exploration of how myths, religion and neuroscience shape the way we make sense of the world.
Neuropsychology
Becoming Supernatural
Joe Dispenza
How neuroscience and meditation can help us step beyond our familiar patterns and transform mind and body.
This shelf is a very small selection from my library. I specifically chose books here that demonstrate thought leadership and shape contemporary thinking in psychology. If a book here resonates with something you're working through, bring it into the room — we can start there.