Farzana

Doctor

is a celebrated and award-winning Canadian author and speaker whose books are often seen on Β ‘best-of’ lists each year.

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Why is it so hard to take a break from work – even if we want to?

It is essential to slow down the nervous system to become calm, but there can be several obstacles to self-care

At the busy hospital where I worked, we were entitled to two 15-minute breaks – morning and afternoon – and a 30-minute lunch…

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52 Weeks to a Sweeter Life

A practical guide to self- and community care, written for helpersβ€”the caregivers, activists, community leaders, mental health and medical professionals who are the first to help others, but the last to seek help themselves.

~Published by Douglas & McIntyre

The Beauty of Us
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The Beauty of Us

Masterfully crafted,Β The Beauty of UsΒ is a gripping novel about surviving hardship, the power of friendship, and growing up.

~Published by ECW Press

Why Farzana Doctor isn’t searching for perfect happiness

Farzana Doctor on CBC's The Next Chapter

Farzana Doctor

Farzana has written four critically acclaimed novels (Stealing Nasreen,Β Six Metres of Pavement,Β All Inclusive,Β andΒ Seven),Β a poetry collection (You Still Look The Same)Β and in 2024, she will be releasing two more books,Β  a self-care workbook for helpers and activists (52 Weeks To A Sweeter Life,Β Douglas & McIntyre, spring 2024) and a YA novel (The Beauty of Us,Β ECW, Fall 2024).

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Can’t wait!
Thurs, Nov 7, 6-8pm
It’s OK Studios, 468 Queen St W, Toronto

The No Arms in the Arts book club features writers who have withdrawn from the Scotiabank-funded Giller Prize as an act of solidarity with Palestine.

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