Books by Dr. Lambert
Dr. Lambert has written four mainstream books: Wild Brains: translating adaptive mental health strategies from the bush to bedside, Lifting Depression: A neuroscientist’s hands-on approach to activating your brain’s healing power, The Lab Rat Chronicles: A neuroscientist reveals life lessons from the planet’s most successful mammals, and Well-Grounded: The neurobiology of rational decisions. She authored the textbook Biological Psychology: brain in context and co-authored Clinical Neuroscience: The neurobiological foundations of mental health.
Wild Brains: From the Bush to Bedside
Lambert, K. (coming in 2025). Wild Brains: translating adaptive mental health strategies from the bush to bedside. Princeton University Press.
Biological Psychology; the brain in context (2nd Edition)
Lambert, K. (2024) Biological Psychology: the brain in context. Oxford University Press. Engage with immersive multimedia for a transformative educational experience! Request your digital copy HERE.
Biological Psychology: Brain in Context
Lambert, K. (2017) Biological Psychology: the brain in context (1st Edition). New York City: Oxford University Press.
Learn more about the 1st Edition of this textbook on the Amazon Books website.
Well-Grounded: The Neurobiology of Rational Decisions
Lambert, K. (2018) Well-Grounded: The Neurobiology of Rational Decisions. Yale University Press.
The Lab Rat Chronicles
Lambert, K. (2011). The Lab Rat Chronicles: A neuroscientist reveals life lessons from the planet’s most successful mammals. New York City: Perigee Books. German translation published in 2013.
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Lifting Depression: A neuroscientist’s hands-on approach to activating your brain’s healing power
New York City: Basic Books. Paperback released January 4, 2010. Japanese translation published in 2012.
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Clinical Neuroscience
Lambert, K., & Kinsley, C.H. (2005; 2011). Clinical Neuroscience: The neurobiological foundations of mental health. New York City: Worth. Second edition was published with Oxford University Press, Spring 2010.
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Check out the Lambert Lab rat findings in the following books
Why We Drive; Towards a Philosophy of the Open Road by Matthew B. Crawford (Features the UR Driving Rats!)
The Well-Gardened Mind; The Healing Power of Plants, Earth, and the Outdoors by Sue Stuart-Smith.(Features the Effort-Based Reward Trained Rats and emotional resilience.)
Hungry; Avocado Toast, Instagram Influencers, and Our Search for Connection and Meaning by Eve Turow-Paul (Features what we have learned about effort-based rewards, movement, and neuroplasticity.)
Dr. Lambert has also written numerous articles published in popular media, and co-authored over 70 publications from her research.