Love in Double: The Daring Decision
Ama is a woman torn between worlds. Bound by her family’s expectations in her vibrant African city, she is faced with two choices: Kojo, the stable, traditional partner who represents everything her family desires, and Kwame, a free-spirited artist who awakens her passion for life. When both men propose, Ama is forced to confront her heart’s dilemma – can she truly choose between duty and desire? Or is there a daring, unconventional path that could honor both? Love in Double: The Daring Decision is a bold and thought-provoking story of love, tradition, and authenticity, challenging the notion that we must compromise our happiness to please others. Rosina Teye Appiah, also known as Dolly, brings African culture and modern love into vivid focus in this unforgettable novel of one woman’s journey to live authentically.
In The Voice of Submission: Discovering What Women Want Men To Know & Do To Ignite Their Submission, Rosina Teye Appiah (Dolly) provides a refreshing and modern look into the misunderstood concept of submission within relationships. With a passion for helping couples foster deeper connections, Dolly explores how true submission, rooted in respect and mutual understanding, can empower both partners.
She offers a practical guide for men to understand the beauty of vulnerability, shared purpose, and trust that submission brings, creating a fulfilling, harmonious partnership. Blending insights, real-life examples, and actionable advice, The Voice of Submission challenges outdated stereotypes and encourages a relationship built on love, trust, and collaboration. Ideal for readers seeking clarity, inspiration, and a modern approach to creating a balanced and enduring connection.
Marriage is a commitment filled with love, joy, and shared dreams—but it can also bring pain, challenges, and lingering wounds. In I Believe in Marriage: The Wounds Still Hurt, Rosina Teye Appiah (Dolly) takes readers on a journey through the complexities of marriage, addressing both the beauty and the struggles that come with a lifelong commitment. With compassion and insight, this book offers practical guidance for understanding and healing the emotional scars that may surface in relationships, helping couples rebuild trust, rekindle intimacy, and embrace growth together. Perfect for those who believe in the enduring power of marriage, even when faced with difficult times, this book is a powerful guide to navigating the highs and lows of a committed partnership.
“Beyond Stigma” is a groundbreaking exploration into the intersection of mental health and African cultural paradigms. Author Rosina Teye Appiah sheds light on the historical, societal, and cultural factors influencing mental health perceptions across the African continent. With compassion and insight, this book addresses the stigma surrounding mental health, offering innovative solutions that harmonize traditional practices with modern approaches.
Through compelling narratives, case studies, and actionable strategies, “Beyond Stigma” calls for a future where mental health care is inclusive, holistic, and culturally sensitive. It’s an essential resource for mental health advocates, policymakers, and anyone invested in creating a stigma-free society. Whether you’re navigating mental health challenges, supporting loved ones, or seeking to understand the cultural complexities of African societies, this book equips you with the tools to foster awareness, empathy, and meaningful change.
Key features include:
In-depth Exploration: Comprehensive analysis of African cultural practices, from traditional healing methods to contemporary influences.
Practical Strategies: Actionable steps to integrate cultural competence into everyday therapeutic practices.
Case Studies: Real-life examples illustrating successful interventions and common challenges.
Holistic Approaches: Techniques to blend traditional and modern healing practices for a well-rounded approach to mental health care.
Are you an experienced professional or new to the field? This guide equips you with the knowledge and tools to support African clients with respect and sensitivity. Enhance your practice and improve your clients’ well-being with culturally inclusive methods that truly make a difference.
Money Is Nonexistent: The Wealth-Building Blueprint to Create, Innovate, and Conquer
Do you believe that money is the key to wealth? Think again.
In Money Is Nonexistent, Rosina Teye Appiah (Dolly) challenges the traditional notion of wealth and reveals the ultimate strategy for creating value and building success without depending on financial capital. This book isn’t just a guide; it’s a mindset shift that empowers you to see wealth in every idea, resource, and connection around you.
Through practical insights, Dolly outlines a transformative approach to wealth-building that is accessible to anyone, regardless of their financial situation. Inside, you’ll learn how to:
Money Is Nonexistent offers you a powerful blueprint to make wealth a reality—starting right now, with what you already have.
Marriage is a commitment filled with love, joy, and shared dreams—but it can also bring pain, challenges, and lingering wounds. In I Believe in Marriage: The Wounds Still Hurt, takes readers on a journey through the complexities of marriage, addressing both the beauty and the struggles that come with a lifelong commitment. With compassion and insight, this book offers practical guidance for understanding and healing the emotional scars that may surface in relationships, helping couples rebuild trust, rekindle intimacy, and embrace growth together.
Rosina Teye Appiah is a Licensed Master Social Worker, psychotherapist, and visionary leader with a passion for culturally inclusive mental health care. She holds a master's degree in Social Work from the University of North Dakota and a Postgraduate Certificate in Marriage and Family Therapy from Grand Canyon University. Rosina’s dedication to cultural sensitivity shapes her work, where she blends empathy with a deep understanding of African heritage, providing clients with healing that resonates with their roots.
