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Are you among the many of who have found yourself in situations that eat away at your self-confidence, or cause you to lose trust in your ability to overcome whatever life obstacles come your way? Many, perhaps including you, live in the fear of the unknown, suffer low self-respect, where pride and self-worth have given way to anxiety, depression, and for some, even addiction.

Please accept my personal invitation to explore the wellness options available to you. I want to help you become empowered, to claim your God-given right to love yourself and like what you see when you look in the mirror.

There is no magic bullet, but there is support, encouragement, and a restoration of honor and dignity, if you are willing to take a chance and engage in the effort. You’ll need to stop looking at what is wrong and seek to embrace and expand on what is right.

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  • A Search for Sanity: One Step at a Time

    A Search for Sanity: One Step at a Time

    If you or someone you love are among the 19.4 million people who suffer alcohol or drug addiction, this unvarnished, raw recount of the various ways and many years the author suffered, can serve as the understanding and validation you need.
  • "Just Fine Thank You." Growing Up with Family Secrets

    "Just Fine Thank You." Growing Up with Family Secrets

    Born in South Dakota at a time when America was reeling from a dust bowl, depression and a second world war, Evelyn Jones Leite lived with Mamma, Edith Jones, a socialite who marries her Daddy, a broke but charming southerner, Lon Jones.
  • Dance Like There's No Tomorrow

    Dance Like There's No Tomorrow

    The family ends up a cowboy town, two hours away, where the largest earthen rolled dam in the world is being constructed by multitudes of sexy young construction workers, fueled with the exuberance of too much money and easy access to drugs and alcohol.
  • To Be Somebody: A Tale of Love, Heartbreak, and Hope

    To Be Somebody: A Tale of Love, Heartbreak, and Hope

    Evelyn knows she’s broken, and she continually tries to fix herself and be true to her wedding vows. She and her Air Force husband live in California, Denver, and Japan. They have 4 children two of whom die a tragic death.
  • Women: What Do We Want?

    Women: What Do We Want?

    It's a simple question without a simple answer. But fear not - this easily understood, effective guidance will show you how to win at love. Written in a language that makes sense, with quick and lasting answers to some of women’s oldest questions, the stories in this book tell it all.
  • A Fix for the Family Rift Caused by Addiction

    A Fix for the Family Rift Caused by Addiction

    Living in a dysfunctional family hurts and the struggle often seems futile, help is available and vital information is contained in this wonderful little “How To” book. It is really good for anyone who questions what to do when there is unexplained issues in a family.
  • A Search for Sanity: One Step at a Time

    If you or someone you love are among the 19.4 million people who suffer alcohol or drug addiction, this unvarnished, raw recount of the various ways and many years the author suffered, can serve as the understanding and validation you need.
  • Just Fine Thank You: Growing Up with Family Secrets

    Born in South Dakota at a time when America was reeling from a dust bowl, depression and a second world war, Evelyn Jones Leite lived with Mamma, Edith Jones, a socialite who marries her Daddy, a broke but charming southerner, Lon Jones.
  • Dance Like There's No Tomorrow

    The family ends up a cowboy town, two hours away, where the largest earthen rolled dam in the world is being constructed by multitudes of sexy young construction workers, fueled with the exuberance of too much money and easy access to drugs and alcohol.
  • To Be Somebody: a tale of love, heartbreak, and hope

    Evelyn knows she’s broken, and she continually tries to fix herself and be true to her wedding vows. She and her Air Force husband live in California, Denver, and Japan. They have 4 children two of whom die a tragic death.
  • Women: What Do We Want?

    What do women want?

    It's a simple question without a simple answer. But fear not - this easily understood, effective guidance will show you how to win at love.
  • A Fix for the Family Rift Caused by Addiction

    Living in a dysfunctional family hurts and the struggle often seems futile, help is available and vital information is contained in this wonderful little “How To” book. It is really good for anyone who questions what to do when there is unexplained issues in a family.
  • A Search for Sanity: One Step at a Time
    Just Fine, Thank YouIf you or someone you love are among the 19.4 million people who suffer alcohol or drug addiction, this unvarnished, raw recount of the various ways and many years the author suffered, can serve as the understanding and validation you need.
  • Just Fine Thank You: Growing Up with Family Secrets
    Just Fine, Thank YouBorn in South Dakota at a time when America was reeling from a dust bowl, depression and a second world war, Evelyn Jones Leite lived with Mamma, Edith Jones, a socialite who marries her Daddy, a broke but charming southerner, Lon Jones.
  • Dance Like There's No Tomorrow
    Dance Like There's No TomorrowThe family ends up a cowboy town, two hours away, where the largest earthen rolled dam in the world is being constructed by multitudes of sexy young construction workers, fueled with the exuberance of too much money and easy access to drugs and alcohol.
  • To Be Somebody: A Tale of Love, Heartbreak, and Hope
    To Be SomebodyEvelyn knows she’s broken, and she continually tries to fix herself and be true to her wedding vows. She and her Air Force husband live in California, Denver, and Japan. They have 4 children two of whom die a tragic death.
  • Women: What Do We Want?
    What Do Women Want?What do women want?

    It's a simple question without a simple answer.

    But fear not - this easily understood, effective guidance will show you how to win at love.

    Written in a language that makes...
  • A Fix for the Family Rift Caused by Addiction
    A Fix for the Family Rift Caused by AddictionLiving in a dysfunctional family hurts and the struggle often seems futile, help is available and vital information is contained in this wonderful little “How To” book. It is really good for anyone who questions what to do when there is unexplained issues in a family.

Speaking Topics

• Learn to Love Yourself

Embrace the journey of self-discovery by fearlessly taking inventory of your life, defying societal norms that label self-reflection as selfish. Prioritize your well-being, shed the burden of unnecessary commitments, and embark on a path of self-love by focusing on the present, cultivating joy, and embracing authenticity in every facet of your existence.

• Are You in a Relationship with a Substance Abuser?

Evaluate your relationship for signs of substance abuse by reflecting on indicators such as financial strain, emotional manipulation, and a persistent sense of hopelessness. Recognize the toll on your well-being if you find yourself excusing or enduring abuse, navigating a constant state of vigilance, and sacrificing your desires to maintain a precarious peace, prompting a crucial examination of the dynamics at play in your life.

• Are You in a Relationship with a Narcissistic Abuser?

Recognize the presence of a narcissistic abuser by identifying red flags such as their ability to steal joy, lack of boundaries, and relentless shaming of aspects beyond your control. Navigate the emotional minefield of their manipulative tactics, from the silent treatment to deflecting responsibility, as they undermine your feelings, dismiss your experiences, and employ gaslighting to perpetuate a cycle of toxicity in the relationship.

• Five Secrets To Having It All

Learn how to transform your life by transforming your thoughts and actions. Embrace positive self-talk, recognizing that your life is shaped not solely by events but by the narrative you construct around them. Immerse yourself in the liberating power of forgiveness, understanding that it doesn't condone the past but releases you from its grip.

• Fix The Family Rift Caused by Addiction

Embrace a transformative approach to family challenges by adopting a new mindset and focusing on personal growth. Educate yourself on addiction dynamics, learn to release resentment, blame, and shame, and become the catalyst for positive change within your family dynamics.

• The Six Promises of Jesus that Will Change Your Life

Explore the transformative power of Jesus's teachings with a profound discussion on the six promises that have the potential to reshape and enrich your life. Delve into the spiritual journey as you discover how these promises offer guidance, hope, and a renewed sense of purpose, fostering a profound connection with faith and personal growth.