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About the Author
Anna
Anna Wretling is a Swedish writer and entrepreneur exploring the meeting point between science, soul, and human potential. With a Master’s degree in Economics and ongoing Bachelor studies in Nursing, she bridges two worlds, the analytical and the intuitive, the rational and the deeply human.
For over twenty years, she led creative ventures in design and brand development before turning her focus toward healthcare and holistic healing. Her studies in Jungian psychology, social psychology, classical homeopathy and Eastern philosophy inform a vision of care rooted in presence, ethics, and awareness.
A former endurance triathlete and long-time martial artist, Anna brings the same discipline and depth to her writing as to her practice uniting strength and stillness, intellect and intuition, system and soul.
She writes across genres from health and healing to balance, consciousness and personal, with several new books currently in development.
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What If?
This book is the first in a series of short, accessible books exploring how small inner shifts can lead to a more joyful and grounded way of living.
Each book is intentionally concise, spacious in both language and layout, and designed to make complex ideas easier to approach. Rather than offering solutions or prescriptions, the series invites reflection allowing each reader to take what they need, where they are.
What If? sets the foundation for the series, asking a simple question that opens the door to a different way of relating to life. What if nothing is wrong with you, you’re just exhausted from trying?
This book is for anyone who feels stuck in the same patterns, the same worries, the same effort to make life work. What If? offers a different perspective: that the problem is not your circumstances, but the internal position you keep responding from.
Without theories or complicated methods, Anna Wretling explores how relaxation, presence, and clarity change the way life unfolds. When we stop fighting our experience, decisions shift, relationships soften, and new possibilities appear, often without force.
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From Systems to Soul
Across the world, healthcare faces the same paradox. We have never known so much about the human body, yet we are slowly losing touch with the human being.
In From Systems to Soul – A New Vision for Care, Anna Wretling, nursing student and economist, explores the invisible space where medicine meets humanity. Through reflections from hospitals in different countries, clinical practice and the inner journey of becoming a caregiver, she shows how presence, ethics, intuition and emotional awareness are essential to both healing and resilience.
This is not a book that rejects modern medicine. It is an invitation to complete it. To bring science and soul together again, to balance precision with compassion and to create a form of care where the human being is not reduced to a system to manage but met as a whole person.
From Systems to Soul is a book for all who care. For healthcare professionals, patients, students, leaders and for anyone who believes that the future of healthcare must also be the future of humanity.
The traps of healing Essays
Läkningsfällan
Läkningsfällan En av de första paradoxer jag själv behövde se innan något egentligen kunde förändras var att i samma stund som jag började tala om läkning, hade jag också accepterat...
Läkningsfällan
Läkningsfällan
|Anna Wretling
The Healing Trap
The Healing Trap One of the first paradoxes I needed to see before anything could truly change was that the moment I began speaking about healing, I had also accepted...
The Healing Trap
The Healing Trap
|Anna Wretling
Tacksamhetsfällan
Tacksamhetsfällan Tacksamhet har på många sätt blivit ett av vår tids mest självklara begrepp. Det dyker upp i samtal om psykisk hälsa, i självhjälpslitteratur, i spirituella sammanhang och i vardagliga...
Tacksamhetsfällan
Tacksamhetsfällan
|Anna Wretling
The Gratefulness Trap
The Gratefulness Trap Gratitude has, in many ways, become one of the most self-evident concepts of our time. It appears in conversations about mental health, in self-help literature, in spiritual...
The Gratefulness Trap
The Gratefulness Trap
|Anna Wretling