Decision-making
Destructive and Impulsive Decision-Makers (DIDMs)
A resource focused on destructive and impulsive decision-making patterns, helping readers think about behaviour, consequences and psychological understanding.
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Books and mental health resources written by Dr S Hashmi.
Explore books and resources by Dr S Hashmi covering mental health, emotional communication, tics, decision-making and psychological understanding.
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Mental health education through accessible writing.
Dr S Hashmi’s books and resources aim to make psychological and mental health topics easier to understand for readers, families, parents, professionals and young people.
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Books and resources on mental health, communication and emotional understanding.
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Some resources are designed to help children and families understand difficult topics.
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Educational content should not replace individual clinical assessment or professional advice.
Books and resources
Explore Dr Hashmi’s released books.
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Children & communication
Little Shouty – Out Now
A beautifully illustrated children’s story encouraging effective communication, emotional expression and use of words during big feelings.
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Children & tics
Me and My Tics
A short illustrated story about tics, designed to support children’s understanding and encourage acceptance of individual differences.
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Mental health awareness
Psychoruptcy book
A mental health resource listed among Dr Hashmi’s released books and available through Dr Hashmi Online.
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Psychology resource
T-Shirt Psychology
A psychology-themed resource listed on Dr Hashmi Online as part of the released products and resources collection.
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Books can support understanding, but they do not replace assessment.
Reading can help people understand emotional communication, symptoms, behaviour and mental health topics. However, if there are ongoing concerns about mental health, behaviour, risk, functioning or diagnosis, a professional assessment may be more appropriate.
Important:
Books and online resources are not a substitute for medical, psychiatric or psychological advice.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999 or go to your nearest A&E.