How to Join In.

We pick one book each month, but how much or how little you participate is completely up to you:

• Mental Health Connection: Every month, we’ll share a quick breakdown of how the chosen book aligns with mental health, well-being, and personal growth.

• Post a Review: Finished the book and want to share your thoughts? We’d love to hear them!

• Leave a Quick Comment: Have a random reflection or a quick takeaway? Drop a line in the comments.

• Share Your Favorite Line: Barely had time to read a chapter? Just post the single quote or line that resonated with you most.

• Just Browse: Don't have time to write anything at all? Simply scroll through for inspiration and book recommendations when you need a boost.

This Month’s Book Pick (Starting 1/9/26)

The Way I Used To Be by Amber Smith — An insightful dive into healing, resilience, and processing trauma.

• Where to get it: Order Your Copy Here from amazon- 

• How to join in: Drop your thoughts, takeaways or favourite quotes in the comments below! 

Our Belief

"Healing is not a destination. It is the quiet, radical act of showing up for yourself—one page, one prompt, one breath at a time."

Good Space Counselling 

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Privacy Notice & Book Club Disclaimer

• Separation of Services: The Good Books Book Club is a public community initiative for shared reading and personal growth. Participation in this book club does not constitute counselling, psychotherapy, clinical advice, or a therapeutic practitioner-client relationship with Joanne Miller or The Good Space Counselling.

• Public Visibility & Confidentiality: Any comments, reviews, quotes, or names posted in the comment section or linked social media channels are publicly accessible on the internet. Do not share confidential health information, clinical details, or sensitive personal history. Public posts are not subject to healthcare confidentiality.

• Australian Privacy Act 1988 Compliance: Personal information voluntarily provided (such as an email address or name submitted via the comment box) is collected in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs). Data collected through this public space is maintained entirely separately from clinical client records and will not be disclosed to third parties without consent, except as required by law.