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The Counselor’s Picks
This heartfelt book offers a transparent, faith-filled journey of healing after divorce, guiding women through grief, uncertainty, and renewal with hope, encouragement, and practical steps toward wholeness.
Ideal For:
This book is especially helpful for recently divorced or separated women, particularly mothers, as well as counselors, life coaches, faith-based mentors, and support group facilitators
Therapeutic models like mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), emphasizing nonjudgmental awareness and emotional regulation. It also draws heavily on Buddhist spiritual teachings, particularly compassion, presence and the recognition of intrinsic worth.
Brené Brown’s Atlas of the Heart helps readers better understand and name their emotions, making it easier to connect with themselves and others. It’s a great read for anyone wanting to improve their relationships and emotional well-being.
Looking to clear mental clutter and enhance focus? Printable brain dump templates offer a simple way to unload your thoughts, organize tasks, and improve executive functioning— especially helpful for individuals with ADHD or busy schedules. These tools help you prioritize, reduce overwhelm, and take control of your day.