Is It Yours Yet? is the response to requests from readers who've completed the earlier workbook, Ten Real Tools For Real Life. This workbook features 90 days of simple, structured practice with the Ten Real Tools, to help readers fine tune their basic skills of self-awareness, managing emotions, communicating clearly, being true to themselves, and having healthier relationships with others. The title of this workbook comes from the review questions in Ten Real Tools, and refers to the belief that information and skills aren't really "yours" until you can easily use them in a variety of situations. With some guided practice, these ten tools become "yours" for life.

"Tell the New Story with EFT and the Law of Attraction" offers 28 specific EFT tapping rounds designed to help you allow the Law of Attraction to work more effectively in your life. The book includes introductory information about EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) and the Law of Attraction, followed by detailed, specific tapping rounds in several areas of life where many people would like to see positive change: health, happiness, worthiness, body image, clarity, creativity, freedom, love and support, and financial abundance. Many of us replay our "old story" patterns in our thinking, even if we are aware of the Law of Attraction, so our situations don't significantly change for the better. We may understand that in order to harness the power of the Law of Attraction, we need to practice "telling the new story" to change the patterns. But sometimes we aren't sure how to do that, or we lose focus and return to our old patterns and our old stories. "Tell the New Story" offers EFT rounds with "new story" wording, and summaries of a bigger-picture viewpoint regarding these stories and our lives, who we really are, and the abundance and well-being available to each of us. The Law of Attraction information here is based on the Abraham-Hicks teachings and applies to all areas of life.

Release Your Grief, Balance Your Life is a step-by-step workbook designed to help you walk through the grief process to find relief, closure, peace, and balance after experiencing a loss in your life. The workbook includes introductory information about grief, loss, and trauma, the five stages of grief, a loss inventory, five steps to take to address a specific loss, and ideas for self-care along the way. You can answer the questions and walk through the steps following the specific examples given in the workbook. Adoption, living with a loved one's addiction, and a relationship break-up are the examples given, although you can use this process to address any loss. As a teacher, counselor, life coach, and a person who has found peace following a wide variety of losses, I can say with confidence that any type of loss can be successfully addressed with these steps -- we can heal from anything If you are a school counselor, therapist, or life coach, you can use this workbook to guide your students or clients through the grief process. Grief work can open the door to a happier and healthier life for those who choose to take the steps.