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Feeling wired, tired, and stretched too thin? You’re not alone-and you’re not broken.
In Wonder and Joy for the Wired and Tired, Dr. Pam Stephens Lehenbauer, a respected researcher, epidemiologist, clinician, and thought leader on joy, wonder, and well-being, offers a compassionate and eye-opening look at why so many people feel chronically stressed, fatigued, and disconnected. She also reveals why the traditional wellness model, first conceived decades ago, is no longer serving us.
Part science-backed reflection, part celebration of the world’s awe-inspiring details, this book blends thought-provoking commentary with bite-sized facts and trivia designed to reignite our sense of childlike wonder. From the mysteries of the cosmos to the miracles of the human body and so much in between, each chapter encourages readers to pause, reflect, and reconnect—with nature, with curiosity, and with what truly matters.
This isn’t a conventional self-help manual. Instead, it’s a gentle guide and joyful invitation to look up, look around, and rediscover the extraordinary in the ordinary. Through powerful insights and warm encouragement, Wonder and Joy for the Wired and Tired helps readers step off the “happiness = wellness” hamster wheel, take a big step back, and breathe deeply. It creates space to experience the tears, the chills, and the thrills of a world filled with wonder.
Perfect for anyone seeking a mental reset or a moment of inspiration, Wonder and Joy for the Wired and Tired is both a balm for the soul and a spark for the spirit.
Free complimentary workbook and guide with book purchase.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dr. Pam Stephens Lehenbauer, Ph.D., MBA, MSN, PMHNP-BC is an epidemiologist, nurse practitioner, and educator with over 40 years of experience in clinical practice, administration, and higher-education. An adjunct professor at Northern Kentucky University, she is a sought-after international speaker and thought leader on well-being, how wonder, joy, and interacting with nature impact health and wholehearted living, and why we need to shift the paradigm from wellness to well-being. She is the voice behind the popular blog, Mother Nature’s Apprentice. When she’s not writing or teaching, Pam is often in her award-winning gardens or exploring nature with her husband, children, friends – and a lively menagerie of animals.
Visit Dr. Pam online at:
Mother Nature’s Apprentice Blog: mothernaturesapprentice.com
Facebook: MotherNaturesApprentice
Instagram: @mother.natures.apprentice