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Feminism for the Ages: How My Great Grandmother Became a Character in My Novel

A treasure trove of letters from the early 1900’s becomes fodder for an author’s book that will inspire today’s women and activists.

Saved by her own mother’s intuition when she was only 3 years old, one woman goes on to be a fierce activator of the intuition of others.

A witty, vulnerable, self-deprecating journey of truth-telling and healing — one woman rises from the depths of a midlife crisis.

Reconnecting to our individuality enhances our experience of life and the world around us — and helps us see the uniqueness within others.

After navigating the loss of her terminally ill child, Joyal Mulheron sets out to change the landscape for bereaved families.

Exposing the often overlooked 4th trauma response and taking down our learned behaviors that satisfy the needs of others but abandon our own.