Singing Dragon is an imprint of Jessica Kingsley Publishers, an independent company committed to publishing accessible books that make a difference.
Singing Dragon publishes authoritative books on complementary and alternative health, Tai Chi, Qigong and ancient wisdom traditions for health, wellbeing, and professional and personal development.
Through the Singing Dragon imprint, Jessica Kingsley Publishers also publishes graphic novels across their subject areas, and books for children on issues such as bereavement, depression and anger.
Shattering Grief
Picking Up the Pieces to Become W.H.O.L.E. Again after a Loved One Dies
This book offers clear, creative guidance on how to process grief and pain in a positive, transformative way.
Cooking for the Senses
Vegan Neurogastronomy
The first book on the sensory aspects of neurogastronomy for the home cook, complete with over 100 vegan recipes.
Practical Zen for Health, Wealth and Mindfulness
Achieve health, wellbeing, and success with these practical meditation and mindfulness techniques.
Anxiety is Really Strange
A science-based graphic comic explaining anxiety and how to manage it.
Forgiveness Is Really Strange
This science-based comic explores the psychology of the human capacity to forgive.
First Year Out
A Transition Story
A funny and moving graphic novel about a trans woman’s journey to becoming her true self.
Complementary Therapies in Maternity Care
An Evidence-Based Approach
An extensive resource for midwives and other professionals with complete information on how to use complementary therapies during pregnancy and childbirth. Covering all the necessary scientific, legal, ethical, and health issues, it gives you the knowledge and confidence to use complementary therapies safely and effectively.
Yoga Teaching Handbook
A Practical Guide for Yoga Teachers and Trainees
Expert advice on teaching yoga and managing a successful yoga business.
Chinese Symbols for Baby Brains
These brightly coloured Chinese calligraphy of baby's first words will capture a baby's visual attention and stimulate brain development.
What Does Consent Really Mean?
This vibrant comic book illustrates the explicit definition of consent through conversations between thirteen to eighteen year olds.
