After describing what hope is and how it works, the authors offer ideas about how to find, keep, and build hope in your personal life. More than a writing about hope, this book is an experience in itself.

© 2020 (2nd Ed., 74 pages) ISBN: 978-0-2288-1984-4 (Paperback), 978-0-2288-1986-8 (eBook)

Available through Barnes and Noble, Indigo or Amazon Canada.

In this book, you will find several stories and essays written by young adult authors that will inspire hope. You will be able to learn that hope can be a decision, even during the darkest times.

© 2018 ISBN: 9781524741853 (Paperback), 9781524741846 (Ebook)

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Find ways to communicate more effectively with family members, caregivers and physicians. Find more treatments than your doctor prescribes and organize your health information. Discover how to simplify your life, live in the present, manage setbacks and take care of your spirit.

© 2000 (260 pages) ISBN: 1-885987-20-X

Available through her website.

This book provides a new perspective on the history of the humankind by focusing on the kindness and the compassion of humans, and by doing so, it gives us hope. 

© 2020 (480 pages) ISBN: 978-0-316-41855-3 

Available through Flying Books or Indigo.

Focused on the experience of compassion fatigue amongst health professionals (nurses, psychologists, social workers, occupational therapists, and physicians), this book includes a specific chapter on finding hope in challenging healthcare contexts. The chapter entitled, Bundling Up: Finding Hope in Cold Climes, includes health professionals' stories of hope, coping, and recovery from experiences of compassion fatigue. 

© 2013 (240 pages) 

Available at https://www.wlupress.wlu.ca/Books/L/Lying-Down-in-the-Ever-Falling-Snow 

In this book, Viktor Frankl talks about his experiences as a prisoner in Nazi concentration camps during World War II and how he and the other prisoners dealt with such experiences. Based on his and other's experience, the author argues that while suffering is inevitable, we are able to cope with the suffering by finding meaning out of the experience and working towards the new sense of purpose. Through this whole process, individuals are able to find hope.

© 2006 (192 pages) ISBN-13: 9780807014271

Available through your local bookstore, Barnes and Noble or Amazon Canada.

Do you want to inspire children and youth to uncover and connect with hope? Are you committed to helping young people live joyful and meaningful lives? Then this is the book for you! Nurturing Hopeful Souls offers a synthesis of current research on the healing powers of hope. It also offers practical strategies for reaching children and youth in need of hope, especially those who seem shut down, refuse to take responsibility for their own actions, or have given up on life. These flexible and authentic hope-focused activities are powerful tools for promoting reflective thinking, hopeful behaviour and trust in others.

© 2008 (95 pages) 

Teaching in higher education can be meaningful but tough, especially during these challenging times. This book addresses various topics in higher education discourse and suggests tangible strategies that could be used by educators to create radical hope.

© 2020 (180 pages) ISBN: 978-1-949199-51-2 (Paperback), 978-1-949199-52-9 (eBook)

Available through the publisher West Virginia University Press or Indigo.

I hope you feel better. I hope you have a great weekend. I hope you ace that interview. We often hold hope not only for ourselves but also for others. This book introduces the concept of Other-Oriented Hope and provides the research evidence behind the concept. The authors address the origins and the consequences of Other-Oriented Hope, as well as comparing it to related concepts, such as compassion and love. 

© 2015 (240 pages) ISBN: 978-3-319-15006-2 (Paperback), 978-3-319-15007-9 (eBook)

Available through the publisher Springer or Amazon Canada.