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Accelerated resolution therapy, or "art"for short, may be one of the most important therapies you may not know about.

God's desire is that you live your life on purpose, to do what God purposed you to do. Believe and know that God is with you right now, and that He has the best plans for your life. You will discover the secret of attaining peace with God, even in the worst of times.

Laura Kettleton, three months shy of turning 16, lives in Cranbrook, Oregon. It's early December and she already has her Christmas wish list written down. These include wishing that Martin Walker would like her as more than a friend; that her best friend, Saba Knight, had not moved to Alaska; and that her parents were not on the verge of getting a divorce.

Discover a new perspective to break free from life's chaos and tap into the transformative power of love. In "How to Stay Out of Life's Muck and Tap into the Love Wisdom," author Cathy Fitzhenry challenges the conventional belief that logical understanding is the key to finding solutions. Drawing from her own personal journey, including the chaos of her marriage and family, as well as her transformative 'brain break,' Fitzhenry reveals the sanctuary found within the love energy.

Since that cold day in January, I have come to understand how to live a life of fearless adventure by tapping into the energy of bold love, downloading the wisdom that provides clarity and focus, and developing the muscle of bravery to face life's challenges. This shift towards Heart-based living is becoming increasingly important as the world's energy undergoes a significant transformation, affecting our relationships, families, and society at large.

Figuring It Out is an interactive and highly experiential guide to self-improvement, built on the reality that there’s no one-size-fits-all program when it comes to human transformation. Each person must reflect and reach individual conclusions about what to work on and how to work on it.

At the age of 16, a dark depression brought suicidal thoughts to young Michelle Prebili. She wasn’t sure if this life was worth living. Life seemed hopeless and overwhelming. She felt lonely, scared, and confused—and deeply angry. Without skills and tools to see her way out, it seemed better just to end it all.