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60-Second Therapy
  • Published: 11 March 2027
  • ISBN: 9781529996265
  • Imprint: Ebury Digital
  • Format: EBook
  • Pages: 224

60-Second Therapy

Powerful Mental Resets for When Life Feels Too Much




Like Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before? made even more simple, this is a powerful antidote to the stress and overwhelm of modern life from viral mental health educator, The Pocket Psychologist.

‘Your brain is fancy Play-Doh. It can always be reshaped.’

Psychologist Millie Hardie hears the same thing every day: people are overwhelmed, stressed and exhausted. With so much for our brains to process, anxiety, self-doubt and burnout can start to feel normal. But when you understand how your brain works, everything begins to shift. Small, realistic changes in how you respond to thoughts and emotions can create real, lasting relief.

Drawing on Millie’s wildly popular sixty-second psychology videos, this warm, compassionate and practical book is a first-aid kit for modern life. Using simple, memorable metaphors, Millie translates complex psychology into ideas you can grasp instantly – even on your hardest days – and shares powerful mindset-shifts that build into meaningful change over time.

Grounded in CBT, ACT, DBT and trauma-informed practice – and full of light-bulb moments that help everything make sense – this book will empower you to make your mind a kinder place to live.

  • Published: 11 March 2027
  • ISBN: 9781529996265
  • Imprint: Ebury Digital
  • Format: EBook
  • Pages: 224

About the author

Millie Hardie

Millie Hardie is a registered Australian psychologist and the founder of The Pocket Psychologist, a globally recognised mental health platform with a combined audience of more than 1 million followers. She works with clients via telehealth from a farm in rural New South Wales, where she balances psychological practice with lambing season, school lunchboxes, and creating evidence-based content that translates therapy skills into practical, visual tools to help people better understand and care for their brains.