Professor Steve Peters 3 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set:
My Hidden Chimp
A Path through the Jungle
The Silent Guides

Format: Paperback

Overview:
Three-book collection by Professor Steve Peters brings accessible, science‑driven guidance on how the mind ticks, how we think, and how to shape our habits. The Silent Guides unpacks neuroscience and psychology behind the developing mind, unconscious thinking, and everyday behaviours, finishing with ten practical habits readers can adopt. A Path through the Jungle offers a compassionate map for navigating life’s rough patches, explaining why we sometimes act as our own obstacles and providing step‑by‑step approaches to regain balance and build resilience. My Hidden Chimp, the latest educational title from the creator of the chimp mind model and the author of the bestselling The Chimp Paradox, translates complex ideas into ten kid‑friendly habits to help children understand and manage their emotions and behaviour. Together, this paperback set provides a cohesive toolkit for parents, teachers, and curious readers seeking actionable mind science they can apply at home, in the classroom, or for personal growth.

What This Collection Covers:
The collection builds a practical framework for understanding how thoughts shape feelings and behavior, and how small daily habits can reshape mindsets. The Silent Guides introduces core neuroscience concepts in plain language, translating science into everyday actions that improve focus, decision‑making, and self‑awareness. A Path through the Jungle then translates those insights into a personal growth journey: recognizing unhelpful patterns, reframing challenges, and applying deliberate routines to strengthen resilience, courage, and emotional balance. My Hidden Chimp continues the thread by focusing on children, offering ten actionable habits to help parents and educators guide youngsters toward better emotional regulation, empathy, and social skills. This sequence creates a coherent toolkit for anyone seeking practical self‑management strategies, whether for personal development, classroom support, or parenting. The set is especially valuable for readers who prefer friendly, experience‑led explanations over dense theory, yet still want credible scientific grounding.

Book-by-Book Guide:
My Hidden Chimp
From the creator of the chimp mind model and the bestselling The Chimp Paradox, My Hidden Chimp offers parents, teachers, and carers a practical, kid‑friendly approach to emotions. The book translates complex emotional science into ten simple habits that help children recognise feelings, name them, and respond adaptively rather than react impulsively. It blends clear explanations with real‑world scenarios, friendly illustrations, and step‑by‑step activities you can try at home or in school. The aim is to build emotional literacy, reduce emotional “meltdowns,” and foster cooperation and resilience. This title is designed to be approachable for a broad age range and supports caregivers in guiding children toward self‑regulation and confidence. A Path through the Jungle
Path Through the Jungle provides a compassionate, structured roadmap for navigating life’s inevitable rough patches. Drawing on years of clinical experience as a Consultant Psychiatrist, Peters outlines the cognitive and emotional traps that can derail progress and offers practical exercises to cultivate resilience, clarity, and inner strength. The journey uses accessible language and relatable scenarios to help readers identify unhelpful patterns, reframe challenges, and practice habits that protect well‑being. Whether you’re facing stress, change, or setback, this book provides a steady guide to staying grounded, making better choices, and moving forward with confidence. The tone is reassuring, evidence‑informed, and highly actionable for individuals, families, and teams. The Silent Guides
The Silent Guides distills essential neuroscience and psychology into a practical handbook for understanding how the developing mind works and how unconscious thoughts shape behavior. It explains how habits form, why some patterns endure, and how to intervene with small, repeatable changes. The book then offers ten concrete habits readers can practice to improve focus, self‑control, and emotional regulation. Designed for quick reading and easy application, it’s ideal for parents, caregivers, and educators seeking accessible, actionable insights to support children and teenagers. The tone is encouraging and non‑judgmental, blending science with everyday strategies to help readers build healthier thinking and healthier actions.

Who This Set Is Perfect For:
This collection is a thoughtful fit for parents, guardians, and caregivers looking for practical tools to support children’s emotional development. It’s also ideal for educators seeking classroom‑friendly approaches to mental well‑being and behavior management. Adults pursuing personal growth, students of psychology, and fans of Steve Peters’ broader work will appreciate the clear explanations and actionable exercises. Gift buyers will find a cohesive, credible set that bridges science and everyday life—useful in family homes, schools, and community programs alike.

Key Benefits:

• Accessible, science‑backed insights into mind, emotions, and behavior
• Ten actionable habits across the set to practice daily
• Clear guidance for parenting, teaching, and personal growth
• Practical exercises and real‑life scenarios for immediate use
• Coherent progression from understanding to applying to educating children
• Compact paperback format ideal for at‑home reading and note‑taking

About the Author:
Professor Steve Peters is a renowned psychiatrist and author whose work sits at the intersection of neuroscience and practical psychology. Best known for The Chimp Paradox, he has spent decades translating complex brain science into approachable frameworks that help people manage thoughts, emotions, and behavior. In this three‑book collection, Peters continues his mission to make psychological science usable in everyday life—from adult stress and resilience to children’s emotional regulation. His writing combines clinical experience with a warm, accessible voice, offering readers concrete strategies rather than abstract theory.

Why You’ll Love This Set:
If you’ve sought credible, readable mind‑science that you can actually apply, this three‑book collection delivers. You gain a unified toolkit for understanding why you and others behave the way you do, plus practical steps to foster resilience, emotional intelligence, and healthier habits in yourself and the young people in your life. The set’s approachable style and proven concepts make it a reliable addition to a personal library, a classroom resource, or a thoughtful gift for curious readers seeking lasting change.

Please Note: The individual books included in this listing will be dispatched as per the original UK ISBN and UK edition cover image shown in the image.