Hay House was founded in 1984 by Louise L. Hay as a way to self-publish her first two books, Heal Your Body and You Can Heal Your Life, both of which became international bestsellers (You Can Heal Your Life has sold more than 35 million copies worldwide) and established Louise as a leader in the transformational movement. Today, Hay House is committed to publishing products that have a positive se
lf-help slant and are conducive to healing planet Earth. In 1987, Hay House was incorporated, expanding into a full-scale publishing company. We now publish books, CDs, DVDs, and the well-known card decks that are part of our beautifully illustrated and conceived Lifestyles line. The subjects that have been covered by Hay House products reflect an eclectic assortment of interests: astrology, alternative health, angels, pet care, finance, nutrition, parenting, psychology, sociology, meditation, spirituality, numerology, color therapy, feng shui, business, autobiographies, social commentary, memoirs, and much more. Hay House is one of the fastest-growing self-help and transformational publishers in the world, selling our products to more than 35 countries around the world. Our company currently publishes approximately 300 books and 350 audio programs by more than 130 authors, and employs a full-time staff of 100-plus. Hay House is a medium-sized publishing house bringing in big-name authors (including Diane Ladd Ben Stein Suze Orman Carnie Wilson Sylvia Browne Montel Williams Wayne Dyer Deepak Chopra Iyanla Vanzant John Edward Marianne Williamson Barbara De Angelis Tavis Smiley Jim Brickman Stedman Graham and Phil McGraw who are attracted to our innovative approach to 21st century publishing. New Beginnings Press, Princess Books, and Smiley Books are imprints of Hay House. Hay House is located in Carlsbad, California, with international divisions in Australia, the United Kingdom, India, and South Africa. Hay House launched its own radio station in early 2005. HayHouseRadio.com®—Radio for your Soul™—is broadcast worldwide via the Internet. Hay House loves to stay in touch with its readers.
