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  • FEATURED: Solving Pain Without Pills – When the answer is not in a bottle by Dr. Evette Rose

    FEATURED: Solving Pain Without Pills – When the answer is not in a bottle by Dr. Evette Rose


    About Featured Book: Solving Pain Without Pills – When the answer is not in a bottle by Dr. Evette Rose

    Book is FREE from 24 – 27 June

    If you’ve been chasing relief from pain through prescriptions, quick fixes, or endless appointments — and still find yourself suffering — Solving Pain Without Pills is the empowering guide you’ve been searching for. Drawing from decades of client experience, cutting-edge neuroscience, and holistic healing methods, this book reveals the surprising truth: pain isn’t just physical. It’s emotional. It’s energetic. It’s personal. And most importantly — it’s solvable.

    Inside, you’ll discover:
    * Why conventional medicine often fails to treat the root cause of pain
    * How emotional trauma and unresolved stress contribute to chronic pain
    * Proven mind-body techniques that restore calm and balance to your nervous system
    * Actionable steps to retrain your brain, reset your body, and reclaim your life
    * Stories of real people who overcame debilitating pain without medication
    * Find the hidden emotions impacting your pain

    Whether you’re battling back pain, migraines, fibromyalgia, or pain with no clear diagnosis, this book provides a compassionate, step-by-step roadmap to help you reconnect with your body’s innate healing power. You don’t have to live in pain. And you don’t have to rely on pills. Solving Pain Without Pills offers the clarity, confidence, and tools you need to truly heal — from the inside out.

    This Non-Fiction book is available in these Formats: eBook, Print, Audiobook

    This book is in Kindle Unlimited and is a new release!

    Buy Book Here.

  • FEATURED: Shine a Light by Nicky Corcoran

    FEATURED: Shine a Light by Nicky Corcoran

    About Featured Book: Shine a Light by Nicky Corcoran

    My book ‘Shine a Light’ is an updated version
    (Updated in May 2025).

    The paperback is written in English and is priced at £5.50.
    It is also available in kindle unlimited for free.

    ‘Shine A Light’ puts a spotlight on
    real-life experiences. This inspirational book
    of twenty-seven poems (one of which is a four-
    part poem called ‘Summer Holiday’).
    All poems talk about life-experiences, some of
    which are personal to the Author herself, from
    growing up in the 1960’s right through to recent
    times. The Author covers many a subject such
    as hormonal changes, bullying and hate-
    crimes, sexual orientation, sexism, child abuse,
    mental health, religion.and relevant issues in
    the world.
    The Author also talks about love, compassion,
    happiness, education, holidays and coming
    together to care and share our problems, and to keep optimism in your heart and soul.
    One thing that is clear is that the
    Author gives her encouragement and can
    relate herself and her own life experiences
    to those of her readers. She understands
    that sometimes life can be cruel and
    unpredictable, and the pressures can
    become overwhelming at times (just like a
    rollercoaster ride – one minute up, the next
    minute down).
    The Author wants us to develop a certain
    mindset to prepare ourselves for the challenges that life can throw our way, to come together, join hands and learn from our mistakes, reflect and improve our lives and for future generations. Together we can stamp out greed, selfishness, and hate!!
    The poems in this book will leave you, the
    reader with mixed emotions. Some may make
    you laugh; some may make you sad and may
    bring a tear to your eye!
    ALWAYS REMEMBER, NEVER GIVE UP HOPE
    Have you developed the skills and the strength of mind to survive, to become a good role-model for generations to

    Nicky Corcoran was born in 1961. She is the eldest daughter of six siblings. Father, now a retired self-employed Builder, and mother a retired Organiser of Community Care.
    Nicky, from Merseyside in England left school
    at age of 16 years old and had several types of jobs until she discovered what it was that she wanted to be, which was a Nursery Nurse AND a Health Care Assistant. Nicky set out and became both qualified and experienced in these two fields of employment.
    Nicky’s outlook on life is to be content and
    happy and to appreciate what you have and to
    work together to try to make the world a better place for everyone to live together in peace and harmony.
    Nicky says, “I developed an interest mostly in
    non-fictional writing as a hobby after my
    grandfather drafted many poems and short
    stories about the family.”
    Nicky’s present employment is in a Care Home
    for Complex mental and physical needs.

    New to the world of book writing, Nicky has
    now written two books and is at present
    engaged in writing her third book, all of which are non-fiction and are about her thoughts, knowledge, and experiences of life as she grows up from child through to young adult and now into the mature woman that she has now become.

    This Poetry book is available in these Formats: eBook, Print

    This book is in Kindle Unlimited!

    Buy Book Here.

  • Solving Pain Without Pills – When the answer is not in a bottle by Dr. Evette Rose

    Solving Pain Without Pills – When the answer is not in a bottle by Dr. Evette Rose

    Solving Pain Without Pills – When the answer is not in a bottle by Dr. Evette Rose

    If you’ve been chasing relief from pain through prescriptions, quick fixes, or endless appointments — and still find yourself suffering — Solving Pain Without Pills is the empowering guide you’ve been searching for. Drawing from decades of client experience, cutting-edge neuroscience, and holistic healing methods, this book reveals the surprising truth: pain isn’t just physical. It’s emotional. It’s energetic. It’s personal. And most importantly — it’s solvable.

    Inside, you’ll discover:
    * Why conventional medicine often fails to treat the root cause of pain
    * How emotional trauma and unresolved stress contribute to chronic pain
    * Proven mind-body techniques that restore calm and balance to your nervous system
    * Actionable steps to retrain your brain, reset your body, and reclaim your life
    * Stories of real people who overcame debilitating pain without medication
    * Find the hidden emotions impacting your pain

    Whether you’re battling back pain, migraines, fibromyalgia, or pain with no clear diagnosis, this book provides a compassionate, step-by-step roadmap to help you reconnect with your body’s innate healing power. You don’t have to live in pain. And you don’t have to rely on pills. Solving Pain Without Pills offers the clarity, confidence, and tools you need to truly heal — from the inside out.

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  • Restoring the Emotional Body – A Practical Guide to Feeling Again by Dr. Evette Rose

    Restoring the Emotional Body – A Practical Guide to Feeling Again by Dr. Evette Rose

    Restoring the Emotional Body – A Practical Guide to Feeling Again by Dr. Evette Rose

    Restoring the Emotional Body is more than a self-help book — it’s a roadmap back to your true self. Written by internationally acclaimed trauma recovery expert Dr. Evette Rose, this practical guide blends neuroscience, psychology, and the transformative power of the Guided Healing Session Meditation in the book including for free in video format to help you identify, understand, and release long-held emotional wounds.

    If you’ve ever felt emotionally stuck, physically drained, or haunted by a past you can’t explain, this book will help you see the invisible patterns that keep you cycling through pain. Through accessible language and actionable tools — from somatic tracking to guided meditations — you’ll learn how your nervous system stores trauma, why you feel “”off”” even when life seems okay, and how to gently restore safety to your emotional body without re-traumatizing yourself.

    You’ll discover:
    * Why your symptoms might be unresolved emotions in disguise
    * How to break free from emotional numbness, anxiety, and chronic fatigue
    * What neuroscience reveals about your body’s healing potential
    * Real stories of transformation through compassionate, body-based healing
    * How to unlock joy, clarity, and emotional freedom — one gentle step at a time

    This book is for anyone who’s been “keeping it together” for too long, and is ready to finally feel whole again. It’s not about fixing yourself — it’s about finally listening to the truth your body has always known.

    Because you’re not broken. You’re brilliant. You’re just ready to heal.

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  • FEATURED: Restoring the Emotional Body – A Practical Guide to Feeling Again by Dr. Evette Rose

    FEATURED: Restoring the Emotional Body – A Practical Guide to Feeling Again by Dr. Evette Rose


    About Featured Book: Restoring the Emotional Body – A Practical Guide to Feeling Again by Dr. Evette Rose

    Restoring the Emotional Body is more than a self-help book — it’s a roadmap back to your true self. Written by internationally acclaimed trauma recovery expert Dr. Evette Rose, this practical guide blends neuroscience, psychology, and the transformative power of the Guided Healing Session Meditation in the book including for free in video format to help you identify, understand, and release long-held emotional wounds.

    If you’ve ever felt emotionally stuck, physically drained, or haunted by a past you can’t explain, this book will help you see the invisible patterns that keep you cycling through pain. Through accessible language and actionable tools — from somatic tracking to guided meditations — you’ll learn how your nervous system stores trauma, why you feel “off” even when life seems okay, and how to gently restore safety to your emotional body without re-traumatizing yourself.

    You’ll discover:
    * Why your symptoms might be unresolved emotions in disguise
    * How to break free from emotional numbness, anxiety, and chronic fatigue
    * What neuroscience reveals about your body’s healing potential
    * Real stories of transformation through compassionate, body-based healing
    * How to unlock joy, clarity, and emotional freedom — one gentle step at a time

    This book is for anyone who’s been “keeping it together” for too long, and is ready to finally feel whole again. It’s not about fixing yourself — it’s about finally listening to the truth your body has always known.

    Because you’re not broken. You’re brilliant. You’re just ready to heal.

    This Non-Fiction book is available in these Formats: eBook, Audiobook

    This book is in Kindle Unlimited and is a new release!

    Buy Book Here.

  • FEATURED: Nothing and Everything by Engin Ozertugrul

    FEATURED: Nothing and Everything by Engin Ozertugrul


    About Featured Book: Nothing and Everything by Engin Ozertugrul

    In Nothing and Everything, a new poetry collection by Dr. Engin Ozertugrul, the reader is invited into a deeply personal exploration of human existence, where paradox and transcendence coexist. Known for his previous work Interview with OCD, Dr. Ozertugrul turns his attention toward poetic expression as a channel for unpacking the intricate relationship between consciousness, emotion, and divinity.

    Rather than writing with structured rhyme or literary perfection, Dr. Ozertugrul uses repetition, simplicity, and second-person narration to communicate a universal truth: we are all connected, we are all uncertain, and that’s where the beauty lies. “Poetry is the universal mathematics without numbers; it measures the depth of the spirit and heart,” says Ozertugrul.

    Nothing and Everything avoids common poetic tropes—this is not a book about romance or singular religious views. Instead, it is a collection rooted in the raw human experience: fear, sadness, anger, and hope. Each poem wrestles with the limitations of what we can truly understand, while never descending into nihilism. The author leads readers instead to a place of meditative peace, born of acceptance and awareness.

    Dr. Ozertugrul’s inspiration is wide-ranging and spiritual without adhering to a single tradition. He credits the influence of Transcendental Meditation (TM), which has guided his understanding of consciousness and personal transformation. “I am grateful for Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s TM. It has had a profound impact on my experience of an amazing thing called consciousness,” he writes.

    The poems reflect this practice and the insights gained from other thinkers who shaped his worldview—Rumi, Spinoza, Carl Jung, Kant, Emerson, and William Blake among them. Their philosophical echoes are present but reinterpreted through a deeply contemporary and individual lens.

    “This book is about being human,” Ozertugrul says. “It’s about our challenges, disappointments. It’s about our fears, anger, and hate—but it is also about joy and peace.”

    Written with what the author calls “a better use of his OCD mind,” the poems layer repetition to create a kind of spiritual hypnosis. Readers familiar with mindfulness, meditation, and even existential philosophy will find something resonant in its lines.

    This book is likely to appeal strongly to adults with an interest in meditation, mindfulness, and nontraditional spirituality. Communities associated with TM and organizations like the David Lynch Foundation will find much to contemplate in its pages.

    Though this is not a self-help book, Nothing and Everything does offer comfort. Not by giving answers, but by giving readers space to sit with their questions

    This Poetry book is available in these Formats: eBook, Print, Audiobook

    Buy Book Here.

  • FEATURED: Simulation Solutions: A Practical Guide to Improve Patient Flow and Facility Design in Healthcare Operations by Chuck DeBusk

    FEATURED: Simulation Solutions: A Practical Guide to Improve Patient Flow and Facility Design in Healthcare Operations by Chuck DeBusk

    About Simulation Solutions: A Practical Guide to Improve Patient Flow and Facility Design in Healthcare Operations:

    For many healthcare organizations, the potential of computer simulation to enhance processes, design workflows, and improve facilities is often overlooked or underutilized. Using traditional average performance to understand patient arrivals, processes, patient flows, and treatments that involve humans instead of parts on the assembly line ignores the complexity of these dynamic processes.

    Modeling & Simulation provides a powerful approach to understanding healthcare systems, predicting their behavior, and identifying opportunities for improvement. Readers will gain a comprehensive understanding of the principles, methodologies, and best practices of Modeling & Simulation in the healthcare context and will:
    – learn how to develop, validate, and utilize models effectively
    – uncover hidden insights
    – better understand complex systems
    – be able to evaluate different scenarios
    – optimize resource allocation
    – enhance patient flow
    – and make informed decisions.

    The book provides real-world examples and practical tips, ensuring users can apply the knowledge gained to address their healthcare operations and planning challenges.

    Designed for a wide range of healthcare professionals and practitioners, Simulation Solutions provides the necessary knowledge and tools to harness the benefits of modeling and simulation for healthcare administrators, operations managers, planners, researchers, or consultants. If you are knowledgeable about simulation but have yet to apply it to a healthcare setting, the book provides an understanding of the nuances involved in healthcare operations.

    Targeted Age Group: Adult
    Written by: Chuck DeBusk

    How to buy the book:
    Buy the Book Here

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  • FEATURED: Why Your Relationship Sucks (and How to Fix Your Marriage): A Christian and Secular Marriage Workbook for Couples by Amara Wisen

    FEATURED: Why Your Relationship Sucks (and How to Fix Your Marriage): A Christian and Secular Marriage Workbook for Couples by Amara Wisen


    About Featured Book: Why Your Relationship Sucks (and How to Fix Your Marriage): A Christian and Secular Marriage Workbook for Couples by Amara Wisen

    If your relationship feels more like a roommate agreement than the perfect marriage, you’re not alone—and you’re not out of options. If you’re arguing over little things, struggling with emotional distance, or questioning if love is even still there, Why Your Relationship Sucks (and How to Fix Your Marriage) offers a clear, practical, and sometimes humorous path back to a healthy connection.

    This Christian Focused book is available in these Formats: eBook, Print

    This book is in Kindle Unlimited and is a new release

    Buy Book Here.

  • FEATURED: LOSING CONTROL: Your Pathway to Experiencing A Life of Happiness and Joy by William Solomon

    FEATURED: LOSING CONTROL: Your Pathway to Experiencing A Life of Happiness and Joy by William Solomon


    About Featured Book: LOSING CONTROL: Your Pathway to Experiencing A Life of Happiness and Joy by William Solomon

    Discover the Secret to Finding Joy Beyond Control

    Is your life a constant battle against the chaotic tide of fear and control? Losing Control: Your Pathway to Experiencing a Life of Happiness and Joy offers a transformative journey that will forever change the way you navigate your world. This compelling guide takes you by the hand and walks you through the intricate dance between fear and control, revealing how loosening your grip can lead to unparalleled joy.

    Delve deep into the heart of fear’s origins and understand the psychological forces at play. Find out how these forces manifest in your relationships, your workplace, and within yourself. With captivating personal narratives, the book illustrates the universal struggle of control and release, offering insights that resonate on a deeply personal level.

    Do you yearn for a life brimming with authentic joy? This book unveils practical strategies to confront and release the control that fear imposes. Elevate your emotional intelligence, master mindfulness practices, and discover techniques to build trust in your personal and professional relationships. Let each chapter guide you toward a mindset where setting healthy boundaries and cultivating resilience creates a fertile ground for joy.

    Are you ready to embark on this enlightening journey toward lasting joy? It’s time to establish a balance that empowers personal change and fosters robust, collaborative environments, both at home and at work. With a focus on continuous improvement and recognizing success, Losing Control: Your Pathway to Experiencing a Life of Happiness and Joy becomes not just a book, but a companion in your pursuit of happiness. Take the step today and transform your life with the timeless wisdom contained within these pages.

    This Non-Fiction book is available in these Formats: eBook, Print

    Buy Book Here.

  • Interview with: Chuck DeBusk

    Interview with: Chuck DeBusk

    Tell us about yourself.
    Chuck DeBusk is the Principal of Kinetic Resolution, LLC. He has over 40 years of experience improving healthcare outcomes and processes, teaching process improvement, and Lean Six Sigma. Before starting Kinetic Resolution, Chuck spent 11 years as the Vice President of Performance & Process Improvement for UHS of Delaware, a Universal Health Services, Inc. subsidiary. He was responsible for operational process improvement for 27 Acute Care Hospitals, where he applied simulation to improve operations. He also provided corporate leadership to the Emergency Department, Surgery, Radiology, Laboratory, Rehab Services, and Pharmacy.

    Since starting his consulting operation, Chuck has led the organizational change management efforts for a hospital management company’s implementation of business systems in 15 hospitals, provided Leader Standard Work for a regional three-hospital organization’s physician practice group, and Process Improvement/Lean Six Sigma education and training for a large nationwide hospital management company.

    He has held leadership positions at GE Healthcare, Allina Health System, and HCA. He holds an MS in Industrial Engineering from the University of Tennessee and a BS in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research from Virginia Tech.

    Where did you grow up, and how did this influence your writing?
    I grew up in eastern Kentucky and West Virginia, in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains. In the mountains, there is a rich history of storytelling, and growing up in that environment influenced me to want to tell my own stories.

    What was your journey to getting published like?
    We started writing with the idea that once we were far enough along, we would think about publishing. We should have started sooner. We looked at publishers, both large and small, and while we had an offer from a major publisher, we opted for a more niche organization. They allowed us to have much better control over our schedule, and that worked great for us. During our writing and publishing journey, both co-authors ended up in caregiver roles for our spouses, and that put a strain on our ability to have a set schedule. For me, writing and working on the publishing part was a much-needed distraction from my caregiver role and one where I could control the schedule so that I did not feel pulled in multiple directions at once. We were fortunate to have Endeavour Ink and Printed Page Studios as excellent partners in the cover design, layout, and handling of the marketing and launch details.

    What’s the best piece of feedback you’ve ever received?
    Write. Let the ideas flow and then edit. Don’t try to make everything perfect at the start, just get it down and then go back and polish it.

    What advice would you give to aspiring writers?
    First, try to find a mentor. My mentor provided me with some excellent advice. He said, try to write 2,000 words on 8 to 10 of your chapter ideas and publish them, even if only in LinkedIn. If you can’t do that, you are not going to be able to crank out 50,000 words for a book. I would add that if you don’t find that experience somewhat enjoyable, don’t try to write a book. Many people have said that writing is re-writing, and 2,000 words means you write 6,000 words or more. So, a 50,000-word book has 100,000 words rewritten. If it's not enjoyable, you won't last. My final advice is to take the leap and get started. Do a basic outline and begin. I’m an outline person with certain parts done by the seat of my pants. Find your own style, but it starts with writing something.

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