Books in the Consumer Health Collection include Building Back Truth in an Age of Misinformation; An Adult with an Autism Diagnosis: A Guide for the Newly Diagnosed; Cook As You Are; The Things We Don't Say; When It's Never About You; Breaking Free From Long Covid; Como: El arte de comer bien para estar bien; Commitment; Parenting Through Cancer; Maternal Anxiety; Is This Normal?; Crybaby; The Plant Love Kitchen; The Anxiety Book for Trans People; Bittersweet; Dealing with Diabetes Burnout; Stronger After Stroke; Being Well with Chronic Illness; Beyond Birds & Bees; It Didn't Start with You; Wellness Trap; In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts; La Cultura de la Homofobia y Cómo Acabar con Ella; Already Toast: Caregiving and Burnout in America; When Anxiety Attacks; Vaccines for Dummies; Therapy Toolkit; and The ICU Guide for Families.

 

The Consumer Health Collection offers evidence-based titles to help educate the public about health topics, with special emphasis on mental health and social determinants of health.

These books have been carefully curated to address community health needs, covering topics like mental health, LGBTQ+ health, nutrition, and other factors that influence wellbeing. The collection also includes therapy card decks, such as My Therapy Cards and the Therapy Toolkit, that are designed to guide users through self-reflection and help them create personal wellness goals.

The Consumer Health Collection can be found on the 1st Floor of Countway Library near the Shattuck Street entrance. You can browse the collection in HOLLIS using the following link: Countway Consumer Health Collection.