Bookstore

We are pleased to offer our suggestions for great reads.These books have all touched us in some way and we highly recommend them to assist you on your journey of self care.They also make great gifts for those you care about.

The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom

by Don Miquel Ruiz

Wow, simple, wise words, practical and profound. I have read and re-read this book, then again Toltec is a way that interests and influences me. I highly recommend this book.

Shelter for the Spirit: Create Your Own Haven in a Hectic World  

by Victoria Moran

This book helps you merge East and West. It inspires and uplifts me while also offering peace and serenity to my busy life. I have this book on my coffee table and it always inspires comment from my friends.

Take Time for Your Life

by Cheryl Richardson

Simple, practical tips and strategies.
A must if you intend to put yourself first in your life.

Inner Peace for Busy Women. Balancing Work, Family and your Inner Life

by Joan Z. Boryzenko

This book is written specifically from a woman’s perspective and addresses balance and busyness.

For my Next Act..: Women Scripting Life after 50

by Karen Baar

As I am a Baby Boomer and about to enter my ‘third age’ I got a lot of ideas for making my 50’s fabulous and fantastic.
This book offers a new perspective for women entering their 50’s.

Bringing out the Best in Yourself at Work: How to Use the Enneagram System for Success

by Ginger Lapid-Bogda

Wonderful tips and strategies for managing yourself and your relationships. This book will increase your understanding of how you operate in the world, your strengths and weaknesses and how to manage both.

Coach Yourself: Make Real Change in Your Life

by Anthony Grant and Jane Green

Great book for assisting you make changes and mangage your life the best that you can.

Where Have All the Nurses Gone? The Impact of the Nursing Shortage on American Healthcare

by Faye Satterly

This is a great read; it explains why there is a nursing shortage. It outlines a looming crisis in health care, although personally I think we are there already. I shudder to think what it will be like if it worsens. Given my mother is currently using health care services I found this a compelling read. It is certainly a call to action. Read it, tell your colleagues about it, use the information to influence and act to make a difference.