Louise Hay
Louise Hay is one of the founders of the self-help movement. She is a best selling author and the founder of Hay House, a major self-help publisher that has sold millions of books and tapes worldwide.
Louise Hay was able to put her philosophies into practice when she was diagnosed with cancer. She considered the alternatives to surgery and drugs, and instead developed an intensive program of affirmations, visualization, nutritional cleansing, and psychotherapy. Within six months, she was completely healed of cancer.
In 1984, Louise Hay's...
Is Your Child Resilient?
Read on to discover how to become more confident, stronger & resilient...and teach it to your kids!
Ann Masten, Ph.D.
Dr. Masten is a Distinguished McKnight University Professor of Child Psychology and the Director of Project Competence. She studies risk and resilience in development, with a focus on the processes leading to positive adaptation and outcomes in young people whose development is threatened by adversity. She has studied adaptation in diverse children, adolescents, and young adults, including children who have grown up in ordinary situations in the city or on farms, and children who must overcome extreme threats to development, such as war, disaster,...
Enough of the Fun House: Transform Your Optical Illusion
As we mature, we’re given the tools to deal with adversity.
How To Use Resilience To Face Challenges
The 3 critical elements of resilience can help you get what you want!
Depression During Life Transitions
It's okay to feel depressed after a big change in your life.
Suicide Risk and Prevention Across Generations
Suicide ranks as the eleventh leading cause of death in the United States.
Elizabeth Gilbert
Elizabeth Gilbert is a writer and author of the books Stern Men, The Last American Man, and Pilgrims. Her latest book, Eat, Pray, Love, is a #1 New York Times best-selling memoir about the year she spent traveling the world alone after a difficult divorce.
In addition to writing books, Elizabeth Gilbert has worked steadily as a journalist. Throughout much of the 1990s she was on staff at SPIN magazine, where – with humor and pathos – she chronicled diverse individuals and subcultures, covering everything from rodeo's Buckle Bunnies to China's headlong construction of...
How I Coped With A Life Changing Accident
For me, this time of year, as for so many others, is a time of reflection of the passed year, and what is to lie ahead.