Changing Lives of Women by giving them the necessary tools to become what they want in life. The best teachers come from life. Visit Amazon's Diana Bellerose Page My mother's book of poems https://amzn.to/3eoy8Sp Visit my website and download a free mini webinar http://www.diannabellerose.com
When things go wrong in the world or in our lives we must find a way to cope by turning the negative into positive.
Inside the Workshop we will work on:
Finding a healthy way of dealing with the situation
Acknowledge and evaluate the situation
Try not to resist what is going on
Avoid the idea of pressuring yourself
How to trust the process and let things go
How to nourish our body and soul
And enjoy the whole process by turning the negative into positive
I made the price for this Workshop affordable by having in mind the situation at the moment.
1 payment of
$19.95
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Mrs. Priya Sawant us an educationist, psychologist and a social activist, and she is also a chairperson - India chapter, LOANI, UK. She is advisor and consultant to NGO's, transformational and motivational coach and speaker. She is passioned about helping people understend themselves better. Her passion is to help people to think, behave and interact better in their daily life.
Cherie Smith-Mosbey is a former criminal defense investigator where every domestic violence case she handled ended in homicide.
She also "toxic dream life" survivor, where she struggled for years to leave her unhealthy marriage of 21 years. In her book "Dare to Leave So You Can Live" sha shares what she learned as an investigator by teaching how domestic violence evolves and relationships escalate so women can get out before the relationship turns violent or deadly.
"Director-Producer Ritu Chopra’s documentary, “Lead my Way: a Global Perspective of Domestic Violence,” deepens my understanding of myself and this issue every time I watch it. Each time it showed new ways that domestic violence affects all of us, whether we realize it or not. The passion of the filmmaker and the compassion of the experts and survivors interviewed in the film allowed me see how domestic violence touches me directly, and across generations. “Lead My Way” gives me hope that together, we can break these chains and replace them with bonds of love, not only in my family, but in human society the world over.
