Books that
Talk About Therapy

Renee Linklater draws on conversations with Indigenous healthcare practitioners to examine trauma, colonialism, and approaches to wellness grounded in Indigenous worldviews.

Jennifer Mullan examines how colonialism, historical trauma, and institutional power shape mental healthcare and the relationships between therapists and clients.

Natalie Gutiérrez discusses complex trauma experienced by people of color, with exercises addressing grief, self-compassion, relationships, and connections with ancestral knowledge.

This workbook introduces radically open dialectical behavior therapy exercises focused on excessive self-control, emotional expression, vulnerability, and social connection.