An enriching resource for trafficking survivors. Q2 2025

Married educators Drs. Melissa and Carter Sloan are something of a celebrity couple on their campus--and for good reason. They are two professors who like to focus on the growth and wellbeing of their students. They also enjoy the privilege of working side-by-side with the love of their life. Occasionally, danger looms on campus and must be unmasked. More and more, Melissa and Carter find themselves in the position to identify the villain and right the wrongs committed against their students and friends. 

 A popular and beloved campus worker has disappeared, and due to a dangerous health condition, every day that passes makes the situation more life-threatening. To make matters worse, the missing worker's son can't be located. And where is the son's mysterious girlfriend? Campus Police Chief Kat Carrington and County Police Investigator Matthew Belfour are on the case, but leads are minimal and time is running out.

At the same time, a major distraction looms for the Sloans. Carter must rally support from the psych department to assist Melissa with a personal crisis that attacks her character and challenges her professional life. It seems their best support may come from a new professor-a woman with a troubling background of trauma-who could mean more to the Sloans than they ever expected. But this aid will require Melissa to humble herself and trust the people placed in her life. 

A young woman's cellphone has turned up missing, with life-threatening consequences. The events surrounding the heist have a tone of personal prejudice. Can the Drs. Sloan find the culprit and prevent further harm?

Shimon, a protege of Melissa and a favorite student of Carter, is just one semester from graduation, very soon to launch herself into productive adulthood. When her cellphone is taken away, under malicious circumstances, everything she has worked for is threatened, and her mother's life is at risk. She has just one week to resolve the threat, and turns to Dr. and Dr. Sloan for help. Can the Drs. Sloan come to Shimon's rescue, identify the enemy amongst her peers, and correct a wrong that could result in Shimon's mother's painful death? 

  Are you estranged from your adult children?

Has your parent cut you off emotionally? 

Written for quick and easy readability, “We don’t speak”: The little book of estrangement with adult children & parents explores estrangement and emotional cutoff, painful conditions in relations between parents and their adult children. 

 It's often called porn addiction. Or a craving for romance. It works through our eyes or heart. Sadly, it also taints all of our relationships.
Concisely written, easily understood, Craving the Dawn: A mindful approach to rise above lust, porn, and excess desire explores excessive sexual desire mindfully and experientially. Revealing the unspoken, licensed clinician Dr. Darryl Arrington helps readers address the passions that singe our closest relationships.  

 We know what a parent-child relationship is;  we know it involves lifelong sharing. 

What if one member is neurodivergent? Is the relationship better because of that?
Focused on the strengths of parent-child relationships when either the parent or the child is developmentally challenged, We complement!: A little book about interabled parent-child relationships that craft a lifetime of experiential sharing describes how those partnerships can flourish as they share life. The key is to thrive at experiential sharing. Designed as a short and practical read.

In college, Paris' life is darkened by an on-campus assault that brings her into counseling. But she knows that she has more to explore than her campus experience. Her greatest wounds are buried deep in her soul.

Paris struggles to understand and connect with other people. The problem is partially because of neurodiversity. The problem is also because of emotional pain.

Paris finds hope for herself. But, what about the mother, brother, and broken father that she's left behind? Will love and hope bring her close to the same people who played a role in her greatest emotional wound?

 You Make Me Brave Too--a National Indie Excellence Award Finalist--supports parent-child relationships with empirical knowledge, relatable illustrations, and inspiration from eternal wisdom. 

Through a study of how intentional parent-child sharing changes over a lifetime, author Darryl Arrington, PhD has created exciting new tools for parent-child sharing, tools that result in more impactful sharing, tools that parent-child relationships designed for use throughout their entire course of life.  

 Written with vulnerability and transparency, You Make Me Brave Too shows both parent and child—youth or adult—how to care and collaborate to produce life’s greatest rewards. 

The 1990s held relational mysteries for some folks. It was a time when boundaries were sought and defined, refining what came before and establishing the floor for future generations. 

A Woman to Love delves insightfully into the nightlife of the urban 1990s. It moves on to describe eternal romance and life-long love. Nostalgia for some, a revelation for others, Daerian's story will both excite and sober its reader.

 More than one story of love will be found in the pages of A Woman to Love; more than one heart will struggle with temptation. But true love will rule because true love is eternal.   

Drawing from emerging research on couples, You Make Me Brave: Empowering the Shared Experience of Your Closest Relationships teaches couples how to heighten the impact of the experiences that all couples share. It puts powerful concepts—interpersonal neurobiology, shared experience, phenomenology, eternal insights—into accessible language. Couples will be encouraged to pursue consistent positive impact with their loved one.

Accessible and relatable, You Make Me Brave is filled with empirical knowledge of couples, punctuated with powerful eternal truths. Extra material can be found on the book's website and blog. Click below to take a look.

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