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How To Get Trauma Out of the Body When World Events Are Taking a Toll

Rev. Connie L. Habash (author of Awakening from Anxiety) recommends experiencing hardships with self-compassion.

Charlene Costanzo (author of The Twelve Gifts From the Garden) reminds us to call upon our strength in great times of need.

Nita Sweeney (author of Depression Hates a Moving Target) is full of gratitude, thanking people for keeping a caring eye on her and Ed.

M.J. Fievre & Becca Anderson (coauthors of Your Work From Home Life) reminds us to set healthy boundaries when remotely working.

Washington Post pulls inspiring quotes from Mango author Sherry RIchert Belul's lovely book, Say It Now.

Mary Anne Radmacher's book, Live with Intention, continues to encourage and inspire people- especially during these difficult times.

(Author of The Twelve Gifts From the Garden) Charlene Costanzo wishes you a life of hope, laughter, and kindness.

(Author of The Fearless Woman's Guide to Starting a Business) Ameé Quiriconi reminds us to appreciate part of the dream we're already living.

American novelist and non-fiction writer Anne Lamott writes a lovely review for Lily Dulan's Giving Grief Meaning book on Amazon.

Jean Shinoda Bolen (author of Like a Tree) expresses our deep connection to Mother Earth’s trees- writing that we are one and the same.

Brenda Knight (author of Random Acts of Kindness) wants us to remember that we are not alone in this world.

(Author of Random Acts of Kindness) Brenda Knight reminds us that we are part of something bigger and that's a great reason for kindly contribute.