This is a practical guide for bringing evidence-based positive psychology into classrooms, helping educators foster student well-being, resilience, and stronger learning environments.

This is the updated version of the DSM-5 that mental health professionals use to describe, classify, and diagnose mental disorders. It keeps the DSM-5 structure while adding revised wording and updated clinical information, including clarifications to some diagnostic criteria and descriptions, and new or updated guidance to reflect changes in research and clinical practice.

This is the official style and formatting guide used to write scholarly papers in psychology and related fields. It explains how to format academic writing—such as titles, headings, in-text citations, and reference lists—and also provides rules for grammar, clarity, and presentation.

This is a step-by-step guide that walks you through the full dissertation or thesis process in psychology. It covers planning and researching your topic, writing and formatting your manuscript, and completing the work through to final submission, with practical instructions tailored to psychology and related disciplines.

This is a compact reference that summarizes DSM-5-TR diagnoses commonly used for children and teenagers. It’s designed to help clinicians quickly review diagnostic criteria, key features, and related information when assessing young people’s mental health.

This is a practical book that helps students build healthy routines and cope with the challenges of college. It offers evidence-informed strategies for managing stress, improving well-being, and strengthening mental resilience—so students can not only get through tough times, but also thrive academically and personally.

This is a comprehensive reference that brings together key theories, research, and practical insights about how people learn and develop in educational settings. It explores topics such as motivation, instruction, learning processes, assessment, and learning difficulties, helping educators and researchers better understand what supports effective teaching and student success.

This is an easy-to-use reference book that defines key terms and concepts in psychology. It provides clear explanations of psychological vocabulary—making it helpful for students, researchers, and anyone looking to quickly understand topics like theories, mental health concepts, and common research methods.