Drawing upon over twenty years of experience in team development, new book Build Better Teams: creating winning teams in the digital age breaks down the historically poor track record of team performance in organisations. It combines academic studies and real-world examples of team dynamics in extreme circumstances to equip leaders with proven, scientifically-backed tools and techniques that are easy to apply to any team.

Written by Sports and Occupational Psychologist and executive team development coach, George Karseras, this book applies the lessons through compelling stories of building trust in extreme teams, including exclusive interviews with a team that walked the Amazon. It presents the scientific code in a way that is not only practical for leaders, but also easy to read and memorable.

Crystal Rituals by the Moon has been created as not only as a guide for beginners, but for seasoned crystal collectors and healers. Leah Shoman has used her own crystal healing journey to inspire and motivate the collective into connecting to their own intuition and Source on a deeper, more authentic level.

This practical book offers real-life crystal and lunar rituals and healing applications that can be practiced every day:

• Discover different crystal shapes, formations and inclusions and understand how to use their frequency to raise your vibration.
• Understand how to use crystals to face trauma and shadow.
• Using specific rituals, learn the different methods to cleanse, charge and program your crystals and keep them operating to their fullest capacity.
• Embrace 13 practical crystal healing rituals for each lunar cycle.

Unlock the sacred knowledge that has been embedded within you for generations and past lifetimes. When we begin to use crystals with intent, the magic begins to unfold, and the veil between this realm and the next becomes thinner and we can tap into our ever-growing potential.

As a parent, you want to know what is going on in your child's life, how school and friendships are going, if they're feeling okay. As a kid you want to tell your parent what's going on, but it can be hard to find the words. This new book, How to Have Incredible Conversations with Your Child, is brilliant because it supports you both, so you can connect, and you discover incredible stuff about each other.

So, how exactly do you make it happen? This accessible guide answers the million-dollar question by steering you step by step through carefully supported and structured conversational platforms that encourage connection and strengthen relationship bonds. Written by two top clinical psychologists who have worked with families over many years they have, uniquely, designed it for you to read and experience, together.

The Flow is powerfully immersive nature writing about finding strength, solace and wonder in the natural world and exploring profound human and nonhuman connections through history and prehistory and shared experience of place. The narrative combines exciting accounts of adrenaline water sports with beautiful descriptions of the natural world, forays into the culture and mythology of the British Isles and passionate advocacy for these living, flowing habitats.

The book explores tributary themes of nature and adventure, loss and recovery, friendship, motherhood, mythology, cyclicity and transformation, farming, rewilding, flood management and access to nature.

Mothers often come from a place of lack: a lack of sleep, a lack of time, a lack of self-care. Motherhood can be overwhelming and the expectations all-consuming. Angry Mother Assertive Mother is essential reading for mothers, or mothers to be, who are looking for more inner acceptance, assertiveness and strategies and support to change what isn’t working. It combines psychological insight with practical, non-judgemental suggestions and is packed with journal prompts, exercises and stories and quotes from the author’s own experience and those of many mothers from diverse backgrounds, cultures, circumstances and sexual orientation.

Cristalle Hayes, psychotherapist, mother of two and champion for mother’s wellbeing and mental health, helps mothers to navigate these explosive and intense, but very normal, feelings. Cristalle reviews the mother’s role and guides readers through her simple methodology and techniques for navigating the complex experience of motherhood. Angry Mother Assertive Mother helps mums to regain control of their emotions, manage and channel their anger in a constructive way and helps them to avoid getting stuck in feelings of guilt and shame. It also explains the absolute importance of practising self-care and restorative compassion, especially after bouts of anger.

Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) is one of the most common types of birth defect, affecting almost 1 in 100 babies born in the UK. With great advances in surgery and medicine, around eight out of ten people with CHD survive to adulthood. Welcome news, but as with any chronic condition, survival does not mean the issue is cured.

Authors of Healing Hearts and Minds, Liza Morton and Tracy Livecchi, are mental health professionals who have developed a specialty in working with clients who have chronic medical conditions, and they are both themselves living with CHD.

Liza and Tracy wrote Healing Hearts and Minds to give others access to the resources and support they have been looking for their entire adult lives. While their powerful personal stories are woven into the narrative, the book is focused on providing evidence-based coping and self-care skills for adults living with CHD.

For too long, cooperatives have been considered marginal players in the global economy, and as unrealistic venues for the aspirations of new and experienced members of the labour force. This marginalisation shows in business, municipal and legal discussions, and curricula, where cooperative structures are rarely mentioned, let alone presented as viable options.

Cooperatives at Work presents a range of success stories in employee ownership and worker owned-and-governed cooperatives. The authors show how such firms embody important and highly contested ideals of democracy, shared equity, and social transformation. Throughout the book the authors present a range of practical lessons, strategies, and resources based on their pioneering, international research.

How to Grieve Like a Champ is written by grief expert Lianna Champ to be comforting and practical. It is written with the knowledge that that most grieving people have a short attention span, therefore the book clearly presents essential information and inspirational words to support and guide the reader through the challenges of bereavement and loss in easily digestible chunks.

The book is broken down into sections to tackle different subjects like:

• Helping children grieve
• Having ‘The Talk’ about death
• Finding out someone you love is dying
• Navigating funeral rituals
• Coping with the death of a child, partner, sibling, colleague or pet
• Finding a place to move forward from grief
• Dealing with sudden death

From Marginal to Mainstream shows why businesses, marketers and product development teams need to break through mainstream inhibition and turn their attention to behaviours and ways of life that are currently on the fringes of society. It explores marginal behaviours that might initially feel unpromising or even weird, and argues a compelling case why they shouldn’t be underestimated.

Author, Helen Edwards, is a London Business School adjunct professor with more than 25 years’ experience working with top brands. In From Marginal to Mainstream she combines the wit and verve of her award-winning columns with her practical knowledge to confront, evaluate and embrace the strangeness of behaviours, ideas and ways of life at the fringes.

In her new book, When Love Bites, psychotherapist Cathy Press shows young people they are not responsible for the way a partner treats them or for how they feel about themselves as a result of their behaviour. She says without intervening with this message early in life, it is likely that those same people will experience future abusive relationships, all of which will affect their wellbeing – physically, socially and sexually, and potentially impact their emotional and mental health.

Dice Men is more than just the rollercoaster early years story of an iconic games company, it's the personal story of two men who turned their hobby into a multi-national business and changed the world of tabletop gaming forever. Games Workshop has grown from its humble beginnings to become a global company listed on the London Stock Exchange, a FTSE 250 company with a present market capitalisation of more than £2 billion.

In a complex and fast-moving world, AQ is our ability to provide elevated answers, to emotionally connect, explain, predict, and achieve results. If we shape our answers in the right way we can command attention, capture the imagination and withstand critical examination.

Answer Intelligence: Raise your AQ is a book about six types of answers: story, metaphor, theory, concept, procedure, and action. Dr Glibkowski shows how we can elevate our answers to influence and communicate more effectively using five High AQ practices to provide the right type and combination of answers in any given context.