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Books by Michael and Brett, plus resources we recommend for understanding emotional regulation and how people change.

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New book

Psych with Mike and Brett: A User's Guide to Being Human

The CliffsNotes for the psychology of human development. A practical, plain-language guide to why we feel, think and relate the way we do, from the hosts of the Psych with Mike podcast.

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The Care Team Approach

Years ago Brett and I worked in a group psychotherapy practice that consulted with public and parochial schools in St. Louis and nationwide. Care Teams are Missouri’s mandated Student Assistance Programs. The Care Team Approach: A Problem-Solving Process for Effective School Change is a step-by-step template for setting up and running student assistance programs in schools.

Books featuring Brett Newcomb

Co-written by Brett with Dr. Kathy Maupin on the psychological side of hormone health.

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The Secret Female Hormone

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Got Testosterone?

Dr. Michael Mahon holding The Power of Surprise

How we form new beliefs

My conversation with Dr. Michael Rousell on Psych with Mike was fascinating and deepened how I think about the way people form new beliefs. He has a gift for explaining complex processes in plain language. Read The Power of Surprise, watch his TED talk, or use the author flyer for 30% off.

The importance of emotional regulation

Emotional regulation, attachment and security are the foundations of a healthy, happy life. When they develop poorly, psychological distress follows. If you’d like to understand how these capacities develop, or talk through how they apply to you, I’m glad to help.

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