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Finding Your Way

A Field Guide For Critical Events

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The Field Guide

Critical events like hurricanes, floods, pandemics, and other sudden events like death, illness, or family separation can generate strong feelings.

Confusion, stress, loss, grief, anger, fear; no wonder you’re tired. It might feel like your internal GPS is taking you in circles.

The Field Guide offers good, clear information intended to help you to slow down, breathe, and find your way.

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As long as there have been humans and tragedy there has been the need for the timely provision of comfort, care, and support to people.

If you are or might be supporting a person or community facing the challenges of a critical event you will value this training.

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Finding Your Way offers the reader a special gift.

It provides a clear path forward as we make our way through difficult and challenging times in our lives. We learn to trust ourselves and our innate capacity to heal. We also learn about the importance of extending care and compassion to those around us. A special gift indeed.
Peter Vogels PhD
Assistant Professor (Retired)
Social Work, Grant MacEwan University

Kudos.

In my work helping people navigate difficult times I’ve become aware that what often makes it more difficult Is that people do not have a mind-map of the strange territory they are moving through. In this master work we have the guide that will provide a road map through delicate and treacherous terrain. Readers will be able to see their current situation as a process they can move through. Seeing a horizon and knowing where you are can alleviate a great deal of the trauma that goes with the territory of the collapse we are in.
Stewart Levine
Author of “Getting to Resolution,” “The Book of Agreement” and “The Best Lawyer You Can Be.”
ResolutionWorks.com

Patterns provide the connection.

As all of us have experienced loss and trauma of varying degrees , I did reflect on the Sat Nav GPS signposts that I have experienced.  This resonates with a personal recovery journey supporting hope and understanding of process and pattern. I am grateful that you and others of like mind continue to give to the world, modeling the kindness and openness to engage and share wisdom.  We need to be informed that we do relate to each other more than we realize. 
Lorna Ann Hirsch,   
Perth, Australia