Books

The world can feel like a tough place when growing up. Have you ever dealt with a bully, struggled with social anxiety, felt like you had to hide what was going on at home, or wished you were prettier, skinnier, or smarter? Each generation has faced its own challenges growing up, and as we explore what it means to thrive in today's world, the lessons learned from our past can be a guiding light for youth today in a vast universe of information. Navigation Tools to Thrive in the Human Experience, A Blueprint for Youth is a collection of inspirational stories from women of diverse backgrounds and cultures that spans multiple generations. A wealth of wisdom with interactive resources to help youth live a fully expressed and abundant life. This book will help young adults to become their most authentic selves through connecting to intuition, building confidence, learning how to lead from the heart, and tapping into the full potential of self-expression to thrive amidst challenges, adversity, and major life transitions. Each chapter provides interactive tools, guidance, and support to create sustainable methods to thrive in a changing world. 

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Depression sucks, any way you slice it! 

I know. Depression is a part of my life, too. It can be a very dark and lonely place. It's easy to feel defeated by it and powerless to change anything. It can feel like you just keep living the same BS over and over again. 

It doesn't have to stay that way, though. It doesn't have to keep moving along continually expressing itself in the same old, destructive ways. 

We each have the power to change our relationship with depression. We don't have to resist it, fighting constantly, nor do we have to resign ourselves to it, giving up in defeat. 

We merely have to choose to take our power back within the relationship. 

We choose what we believe, what we focus our thoughts on, and what we do in any moment to influence our energy in the positive. It takes awareness and a lot of practice!  

Climbing out of those dark pits is not fun.

It's painful. It leaves scars.

Learning how to stretch and take up space takes uncomfortable practice. 

It's weird doing things differently after living in those pits. 

If you just need a bit of encouragement, an understanding shoulder, a listening ear, and some practical guidance as you travel this path, I'm here for you! Email me below or find me on social media.

My goal is to help you see the magic that lies within you so you can embrace your personal power and live differently, even if depression continues to walk alongside you. When you change the dynamics of your relationship with depression, everything else can change with it!