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ThreeWaysToFaith Wellness Resource Library

Thoughtfully selected tools for life’s difficult moments.

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For The Days You Didn't Expect

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Book Recommendations

Counselor-curated books and workbooks selected to support emotional wellness, personal growth, healthier relationships, and everyday well-being. Explore each category to find resources that may be helpful for where you are today.

The selections in this library are for educational purposes and encouragement; they are not a substitute for professional clinical advice or treatment.

Anxiety & Overthinking

When thoughts feel difficult to quiet, having the right kind of support can help. These thoughtfully selected resources offer two different starting points—faith-based reflection and practical coping-skill practice. Choose the resource that feels most useful for where you are today.

READ • FAITH-BASED OPTION

Calm My Anxious Heart

by Linda Dillow

Why It May Be Helpful: For those who prefer faith-integrated encouragement, this resource offers an opportunity to reflect on worry and anxiety through a Christian perspective while considering themes of trust, contentment, and peace.

Best For: Faith-based reflection • Worry • Encouragement • Personal growth

PRACTICE • EVIDENCE-BASED WORKBOOK

The Anxiety and Phobia Workbook

by Edmund J. Bourne, PhD

Why It May Be Helpful: This structured workbook offers practical exercises and strategies for understanding anxiety, recognizing triggers, developing coping skills, and working through patterns of worry and fear at your own pace.

Best For: Anxiety • Overthinking • Coping skills • Structured self-reflection

Stress & Emotional Overload

READ • FAITH-BASED

The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry

by John Mark Comer

Why It May Be Helpful: This resource explores how constant hurry and busyness can affect emotional and spiritual well-being while encouraging a slower, more intentional approach to everyday life.

Best For: Chronic busyness • Emotional overload • Rest • Intentional living

PRACTICE • STRESS-MANAGEMENT SKILLS

The Relaxation and Stress Reduction Workbook

by Martha Davis, PhD; Elizabeth Robbins Eshelman, MSW; Matthew McKay, PhD

Why It May Be Helpful: This practical workbook offers structured exercises for relaxation, stress management, and developing healthier ways to respond to everyday pressure.

Best For: Stress management • Relaxation skills • Emotional overload • Practical exercises

Sleep & Quieting the Mind

LEARN • SLEEP & MIND-BODY SKILLS

Hello Sleep

The Science and Art of Overcoming Insomnia Without Medications

by Jade Wu, PhD

Why It May Be Helpful: This resource offers an approachable look at the science of sleep while sharing practical strategies for working with racing thoughts, nighttime stress, and habits that can make it difficult to settle into rest.

Best For: Racing thoughts • Nighttime stress • Sleep habits • Quieting the mind

PRACTICE • GUIDED SLEEP JOURNAL

The Sleep Guided Journal

by Pulse of Potential

Why It May Be Helpful: This guided journal provides a structured way to explore sleep patterns, bedtime habits, and thoughts that may make it harder to settle down at night. It includes guided reflection, sleep tracking, and practical exercises that can be incorporated into a calming nighttime routine.

Best For: Sleep routines • Racing thoughts • Self-reflection • Sleep tracking

Grief, Loss & Life Transitions

READ • GRIEF & LOSS

It’s OK That You’re Not OK

Meeting Grief and Loss in a Culture That Doesn’t Understand

by Megan Devine, LPC

Why It May Be Helpful: This compassionate resource offers a different way of understanding grief—one that does not pressure people to quickly “move on” from loss. It encourages readers to make space for grief while learning how to navigate life after a significant loss or life-changing experience.

Best For: Grief • Bereavement • Significant loss • Life-changing transitions

PRACTICE • GUIDED GRIEF JOURNAL

How to Carry What Can’t Be Fixed

A Journal for Grief

by Megan Devine

Why It May Be Helpful: This guided journal offers a compassionate space for exploring grief through writing, reflection, and creative exercises. Rather than placing a timetable on grief, it encourages readers to acknowledge their experience, identify what they need, and develop supportive ways of carrying loss alongside everyday life.

Best For: Grief reflection • Journaling • Significant loss • Emotional processing

Relationships & Communication

PARENTING • CONNECTION & COMMUNICATION

Good Inside

A Guide to Becoming the Parent You Want to Be

by Becky Kennedy, PhD

Parenting challenges • Parent-child communication • Emotional regulation • Connection • Family relationships

COMMUNICATION • DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS

Difficult Conversations

HOW TO DISCUSS WHAT MATTERS

Family conflict • Intimate relationships • Difficult conversations • Communication • Conflict resolution

Boundaries, Confidence & Growth

UNDERSTAND • FAMILY-OF-ORIGIN PATTERNS

Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents

How to Heal from Distant, Rejecting, or Self-Involved Parents

by Lindsay C. Gibson, PsyD

Why It May Be Helpful: Difficult childhood relationships can continue to influence emotions, boundaries, and relationships well into adulthood. This resource may help readers recognize patterns connected to emotionally immature parenting, better understand their own responses, and explore healthier ways of relating while protecting their emotional well-being.

Best For: Adult parent-child relationships • Family patterns • Emotional boundaries • Self-awareness • Personal growth

PRACTICE • HEALTHY BOUNDARIES

Set Boundaries, Find Peace
A Guide to Reclaiming Yourself

by Nedra Glover Tawwab

Why It May Be Helpful: Healthy boundaries can be difficult to establish when people are accustomed to putting others’ needs first, avoiding conflict, or feeling responsible for how others respond. This resource offers practical guidance for identifying personal needs, communicating limits, and developing healthier boundaries across different relationships.

Best For: Setting boundaries • Saying no • Family relationships • Assertive communication • Personal growth

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