Joshua Coleman, PhD, explores a painful part of family estrangement: losing not only contact, but control over the story of who you are. He asks readers to hold two truths at once - real harm must not be hidden, yet no accusation, screenshot, or single memory can fully capture a family or a person.

What if the problem isn’t our children—but how we’re raising them? Nicole Runyon challenges modern parenting and mental health systems, arguing that connection—not diagnosis—is the foundation of healing.

From a Barcelona apartment overlooking the Mediterranean, Michael Cline faces the ghosts of a chaotic childhood and years of addiction.