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60-Second Therapy
  • Published: 2 March 2027
  • ISBN: 9781761623370
  • Imprint: Penguin Random House Australia Audio
  • Format: Audio Download
  • Narrator: Millie Hardie

60-Second Therapy

Powerful Mental Resets for When Life Feels Too Much




Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before meets Your Head Is a Houseboat in this highly visual guide to understanding and taking care of your brain, from the viral mental health educator and psychologist behind The Pocket Psychologist.

Millie Hardie hears the same themes again and again: people are overwhelmed, exhausted, and trying to navigate stress, self-doubt, and burnout with very little understanding of how their brains actually process thought and emotion.
Drawing on Millie’s wildly popular sixty-second psychology videos, this warm, compassionate, and practical book acts as an emotional first-aid kit for modern life. Once we understand how our brains operate, we can work with them rather than against them. Your brain is not broken. It is wired for survival, not happiness, and small, realistic shifts in how we regulate and respond can change everything.
Using everyday objects like teapots, hula hoops, balloons, and buckets, Millie translates evidence-based psychology into simple, visual tools that make complex concepts easy to grasp and apply. Grounded in CBT, ACT, DBT, and contemporary trauma-informed practice, and delivered without jargon or judgement, this book is packed with accessible, bite-sized insights designed to help your brain become a calmer, kinder place to live.

  • Published: 2 March 2027
  • ISBN: 9781761623370
  • Imprint: Penguin Random House Australia Audio
  • Format: Audio Download
  • Narrator: Millie Hardie

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.