The Books
Hunt, Gather, Parent examines how human evolution and ancestral parenting practices inform the way we raise children today. Dr. Perry and co-author Oprah Winfrey explore strategies that support secure attachment, emotional development, and resilience. The book provides insight into building strong, nurturing relationships that help children thrive and communities grow stronger.
What Happened to You? explores how early life experiences and trauma shape the way we think, feel, and behave. Dr. Perry and Oprah Winfrey highlight the importance of understanding these experiences through a lens of empathy and curiosity rather than judgment. The book emphasizes how connection, relationships, and trauma-informed approaches can help individuals heal and build resilience.
The Boy Who Was Raised as a Dog shares true stories of children who have experienced trauma and neglect, showing how these experiences shape their emotions and behavior. Dr. Perry highlights the power of empathy, connection, and supportive relationships in helping children heal. The book emphasizes how trauma-informed care can foster resilience, growth, and stronger bonds within families and communities.
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- Who can join the book club?
Anyone interested in exploring human development, relationships, and resilience through reading and discussion is welcome. No prior experience is needed.
- Do I need to have read the book before the meeting?
No, we actually prefer that you don’t read ahead. Instead, we’ll journey through the book chapter by chapter as a group, with our facilitator guiding the discussion and bringing the book’s insights to life in meaningful ways.
- What types of books will we read?
We focus on books about childhood, trauma, parenting, and relationships, including titles that explore how experiences shape resilience and connection.
- How does the book club help build resilience?
By sharing stories, reflecting on experiences, and learning in community, participants gain perspective, deepen empathy, and develop practical ways to navigate challenges.
- Is there a cost to participate?
No, the book club is free to join.
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