Occupational Health and Safety: Measuring Safety Performance by Amna S. Imamshah distills peer-reviewed research into a practical, academically rigorous guide to what we should measure in occupational safety, why it matters, and how to measure it effectively. Moving beyond injury counts, the book integrates concepts such as safety climate and culture, leadership, learning from weak signals, and system reliability, demonstrating how these leading indicators connect to health, well-being, and performance outcomes. It addresses methodological quality—validity, reliability, sensitivity to change—and showcases mixed-methods approaches that transform data into decisions. Throughout, readers receive research-based indicator sets, example dashboards, and step-by-step guidance for developing defensible metrics and communicating trade-offs.

Becoming a School Counselor by Patrick R. Mullen highlights the experiences and perspectives of practicing school counselors to provide readers with an in-depth examination of the profession. The book does not attempt to cover the entirety of the field but rather zeroes in on pressing issues and presents them with an honest and balanced viewpoint. Aimed especially at those in the early stages of their career, the narrative parallels a conversation with a seasoned school counselor, blending inspiration with practical challenges inherent in the job.