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Diet Books by Various Authors 3 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction - Paperback

Author: Lyndi Cohen
SKU: MAN-VRT-U2812-9789124285142
Barcode: 9789124285142
Publisher: Murdoch Books/Bluebird/Michael Joseph
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Titles in This Set:
Has Nobody Told Me This Before? [Hardcover]
Your Weight Is Not the Problem
The Last Diet

Format: Paperback

Overview:
Discover a thoughtfully curated three-book collection that blends psychology, nutrition, and practical self-help to support healthier living without strict dieting. This set pairs Dr Julie Smith’s evidence-based mental health toolkit with Lyndi Cohen’s compassionate guide to stepping off the dieting treadmill and Shahroo Shahab’s empowering approach to reshaping habits in The Last Diet. Together, these titles offer a balanced lens on wellbeing: resilience, mindful eating, and sustainable behavior change. Suitable for readers seeking practical strategies rather than quick fixes, the collection appeals to adults exploring healthier relationships with food, body image, and daily routines. The tone is supportive, non-judgmental, and evidence-informed, making it a valuable gift for self-care enthusiasts, psychology students, nutrition-minded readers, and anyone who values accessible, real-world guidance. Each author brings a distinct perspective—psychology, nutrition, and habit-change coaching—creating a complementary library you can dip into for insights, exercises, and motivation.

What This Collection Covers:
Across these three titles, readers explore the roots of wellbeing and practical steps to improve it. The collection invites you to move beyond dieting cycles and perfectionism, replacing rigid rules with compassionate self-talk and simple, sustainable actions. Dr Julie Smith helps you understand how thoughts and emotions shape behavior, offering therapeutic tools you can apply in moments of stress, doubt, or discomfort. Lyndi Cohen translates nutrition science into doable daily habits, helping you build a healthier relationship with food without sacrificing life’s bustle. Shahroo Shahab provides a gentle framework for habit change, guiding you to identify triggers, set realistic goals, and recover gracefully from slips. Together, these books form a progressive reading journey: first understand mindsets, then implement practical routines, and finally sustain lasting change. The collection supports readers at every stage of a wellness journey—whether you’re tidying mood fluctuations, clarifying eating patterns, or pursuing a kinder, more confident approach to your body. It’s a practical, inspiring resource for personal growth, book clubs, and reflection.

Book-by-Book Guide:
Has Nobody Told Me This Before?
Drawing on years as a clinical psychologist and online educator, Dr Julie Smith shares accessible tools to navigate life’s ups and downs. This practical handbook distills therapy concepts into clear steps you can apply in moments of stress, worry, or fatigue. Expect actionable strategies to reframe anxious thoughts, regulate mood, and strengthen resilience. The tone is warm, non-judgmental, and free of jargon, inviting readers to try simple exercises, track progress, and notice small, meaningful shifts that improve daily life.

Your Weight Is Not the Problem
Lyndi Cohen, a trusted nutritionist and dietitian, offers a compassionate, evidence-based plan to break free from dieting culture. The book centers on small, doable habits that fit busy lives, helping readers cultivate a kinder relationship with food while pursuing personal goals. It challenges extreme dieting rhetoric and replaces it with sustainable changes—honoring hunger cues, balance, and realistic expectations. Cohen’s warm, practical voice makes nutrition feel approachable and achievable, with straightforward strategies you can use immediately to ease cravings and boost wellbeing.

The Last Diet
Shahroo Shahab presents a humane, habit-focused path to lasting wellbeing. The Last Diet helps you identify the roots of unhealthy behaviours, accept them without blame, and develop personalised exercises to support body and mind. With compassionate, practical steps, the book guides you to recognise triggers, reframe cravings, and reshape routines in ways that respect your humanity. The approach favours self-kindness over punishment, offering a hopeful framework for leaving dieting behind and embracing sustainable habits that improve daily life.

Who This Set Is Perfect For:
Perfect for adults seeking a balanced, science-informed approach to wellbeing, this collection suits readers tired of restrictive diets and seeking sustainable habits. It’s also ideal for students of psychology and nutrition, book clubs focused on wellness, and gift buyers looking for a thoughtful set for friends or family exploring healthier living. The three titles offer complementary perspectives—mental health, flexible eating guidance, and habit-change strategies—allowing readers to start anywhere and expand as needed. Whether you’re a busy professional, student, or someone pursuing mood improvement and healthier eating, this set provides accessible guidance and steady motivation.

Key Benefits:

  • Evidence-based, psychologist-led guidance for mental wellbeing
  • Practical tools to break free from dieting cycles
  • Small, sustainable habits that fit real-life busy schedules
  • Improved relationship with food and healthier body image
  • Complementary perspectives from psychology, nutrition, and habit change
  • Ideal gift set for wellness enthusiasts and curious readers

About the Author:
Dr Julie Smith is a clinical psychologist and online educator whose work helps people apply therapy techniques to daily life. Lyndi Cohen is a nutritionist and dietitian known for clear, compassionate guidance that fits real life. Shahroo Shahab is a psychologist and author focused on habit change and self-compassion. Together, they bring psychology, nutrition, and behavioural science to a cohesive collection that supports mental health, eating well, and sustainable change. This trio offers practical insights and exercises you can return to again and again. Fans of accessible self-help will appreciate the pragmatic tone and evidence-informed approaches, while educators and healthcare professionals can reference the strategies as discussion starters or classroom activities. The authors' different backgrounds create a well-rounded toolkit that respects readers’ time and ambitions, inviting incremental progress rather than dramatic overnight shifts. The result is a flexible library designed to grow with you, from first read-through to continued practice.

Why You’ll Love This Set:
Three complementary voices offer a practical path to wellbeing. The complete collection lets you switch between psychology insights, nutrition guidance, and habit-change strategies, building a holistic understanding of mood, eating, and daily routines. It's a thoughtful gift for wellness journeys, students, or book clubs focusing on mental health and nutrition. The tone is encouraging and realistic, with exercises you can incorporate into busy days. Owning all three titles supports ongoing reflection, habit maintenance, and personal growth long after the first read.

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