New this month: January New Arrivals

Alessandra Lemma's Transgender Identities: An Introduction , Judy Eekhoff's Bion and Primitive Mental States: Trauma and the Symbiotic Link , Shannon Moroney's Heal For Real: A Guided Journal to Forgiving Others-and Yourself , Tammy Nelson's Open Monogamy: A Guide to Co-Creating Your Ideal Relationship Agreement , Emily Kircher-Morris' Teaching Twice-Exceptional Learners in Today's Classroom .

A note from managing director Joe Adelaars

Caversham Booksellers was established in 1989 by Dr. Christine Dunbar (psychiatrist and psychoanalyst born in Caversham, NZ) and Peter Heyworth (1931-2007; professor of English & former Vice Principal of University College). Caversham opening meant Toronto joined New york and London in being home to bookshops specialising in psychology & mental health. My postmusic-degree experience at the U of Toronto Medical Bookstore got me on board as manager. I became a partner in 1994, and in 2007 sole proprietor, when Dr. Dunbar went on to form Caversham Productions with Elisabeth Young-Bruehl.

Whether you are in touch by phone or email, or are visiting us in-store or at conferences, you'll be served by a most experienced and helpful group. We miss Eric Evans and Vicki Fraser, who've both taken their psychotherapy practices to full-time. We've three senior staff, hired between 1999 & 2001: Janet Milligan, who has bravely and handily taken on Eric's accounting role; Karl Bustamante, buyer, and creator or our website, databases and gadgets, and "Newsletter Neil" Hendry, anchoring the front of house. Samantha, now our promotions and marketing coordinator, & Noah bring you the rest of our energy and expertise.

Our annual catalogue has become bi-annual, modeled on Vicki's efforts, by Karl, me & designer Marcus Sampaio.

Welcome OAMHP attendees! We're adding new featured areas to the virtual book tables here.

Ontario's stay-at-home order will remain in place until at least June 2nd. We continue to be here 9-6 Mon-Sat and Sun 12-5 for phone and email consultation, and for pre-arranged, contactless pickups at the door. Order online and choose "pickup", please—or give us a call, send an email, engage on social media (@cavershambooks)... please keep in touch, and stay well.

We are pleased to be the bookseller for the virtual CACBT conference! The conference runs from May 6-8, featuring speakers including David Tolin, Christine Chambers, David A. Clark and others.
Click here to visit the bookstore! .

Thursday, December 10, 2020 from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM EST

The Toronto Institute of Group Studies launches a new 'Conversations on Group Leadership' Series with Dr. Molyn Leszcz, focused on topics including leadership during the pandemic, addressing racial inequality and the impact of leading groups in a virtual context. Register here .

February got off to a great start with three new books by Adam Phillips . They're in good company with new releases by C.G. Jung , Eline Snell , Daniel Pink , and more .

Have a browse through the 125 new titles received in October .

In November we received 116 new volumes. Here they are !

There are paper shortages and delays in supply, but 140 new books arrived — here is the list .

Featured: the Second Edition of Patricia DeYoung's Understanding and Treating Chronic Shame: A Relational/Neurobiological Approach

We've found a service that will save you on shipping to most addresses outside Canada. Ask for a quote when you place your order (nothing is automatically charged to your card, and we get in touch with costs and expected delivery details before processing).

While Manitoba, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island have made this first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation a statutory holiday, Ontario has not, and we feel we are more useful open until our province makes it official. We are in a position to feature resources written by and about those with lived experiences of indigenous people in Canada and elsewhere, and Caversham is marking this day by donating our gross margin on the year's sales of indigenous books to local and national charities.

For now, at least, we'll take the day ON to learn and listen and reflect from the community.

Read more about Truth and Reconciliation Week at https://nctr.ca/education/trw/

Fernwood Books has shared excerpts from ten of Fernwood's Indigenous Resistance Books.