This Season’s Book

Who Is Wellness For? is a thoughtful and provocative exploration of the modern wellness movement; its promises, its blind spots, and the people it leaves behind. Blending personal narrative with cultural critique, Róisín traces how wellness has been shaped by privilege, capitalism, and systemic inequalities, often distancing itself from the very communities whose healing traditions it draws upon.

With clarity and compassion, she examines what true well-being could look like when grounded in justice, accessibility, and collective care. Róisín invites readers to question dominant wellness narratives and imagine alternatives rooted in authenticity, inclusion, and deeper forms of healing. Concise, reflective, and challenging in the best way, this book encourages a rethinking of who wellness serves and who it should empower.