Quickly Absorb Insights To Empower Clients
Transform your busy career as a mental health professional with powerful psychotherapy ideas and techniques condensed from bestselling and well-researched psychology books you can read or listen to in 30 minutes.
How It Works
1. We find ridiculously good books on mental health
2. We condense them into text and audio summaries
Every summary has insightful ideas and techniques which you can use immediately with clients.
3. You become wiser on the go with time left for self-care
New summaries are added monthly and emailed for you to access in our online database. Download for offline access.
Being Your Best Just Got Easier Even With Your Busy Life
Don’t lose out from learning from the newest and best books on mental health-related topics (depression, anxiety, trauma, etc.) condensed into easy to digest audio and text summaries.
Gain a snapshot of core concepts and ideas, with links to the original texts, to quickly understand new and important developments in the field of psychology.
Receive 1 of our most valuable book summaries for free after sharing your info and learn more about our exclusive membership.
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Current Summaries in Our Growing Library
What About Original Authors?
We always recommend the original works as they offer more in-depth examples, explanations, and references. Our goal is to give you a snapshot in our own interpretations and never the entirety of the book. We do not claim any sponsorship by the original authors.
We hope that by giving mental health professionals an easy way to discover new psychological interventions, approaches, theories, and ideas, Psych Nest will bring authors more readers and help get more great books noticed and read.
Here’s what the author of Facing the Truth of Your Life said working with us:
My experience with Psych Nest was rewarding and hopeful. As a therapist, I don’t have time to keep up with all the reading there is to do. Psych Nest worked with me to give the best summary of my book, and they did not stop until we were both happy. That takes commitment.
Most books have a few ideas and then get spread out over a couple of hundred pages. Many are best read in summary. From the Psych Next process, you can tell the difference in the summary and can wisely choose which books to read in full and which ones that a summary is all that you need. It is worth the time and investment to check out their selections.
Merle James YostWhy Mental Health Professionals 
Us
I was using Google search for quick info or to answer questions as they came up and I was reading textbooks for my coursework. But really when it came to being able to read a book for a better understanding on a topic I was interested in I was just going without. This has allowed me to increase my knowledge base without the considerable time commitment an entire book requires.
Sharon BowenI have utilized most of the summaries and found them useful, especially to introduce a book to me for individual purchase. You offer a great selection of authors and subjects.
Keith ThompsonI am constantly looking for material to read up and improvise my therapeutic skills and this has made it so easy for me. I get to evade the guilt of not finishing long arduous books and deliver new insights into my practice.
Suhani SharmaHi, we’re Psych Nest
Our mission is to make you powerful.
You can agree that being in this field is anything but easy.
It can be stressful, tearful, and often calls upon our professional skills to continue being at our best.
I’d like to show you how utilizing our resource makes it easier to learn at a faster rate while balancing your schedule around clients and your self-care.
You’ll gain the flexibility to learn at your own pace. The confidence knowing what you learn is credible because it’s created by mental health professionals for mental health professionals. And become the expert your clients and career deserve.
Vineel Maharaj, Founder/CEO and Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist #91687
Misael Hilario, Chief Content Editor and Clinical Psychologist