Adversity to Strength with Lee Freeman

In this inspiring episode of Adversity to Strength, Amanda Gordon shares her powerful journey of surviving severe childhood burns, overcoming emotional struggles connected to visible scars, and learning to embrace herself fully despite years of adversity.We explore resilience, self-acceptance, confidence, trauma recovery, and the importance of community and peer support in the healing process. Amanda also opens up about using music as a form of expression and healing, her experiences performing alongside legendary artists including Patti LaBelle, and how her life experiences shaped her passion for helping others.This conversation dives into the long-term emotional impact of trauma, the importance of trusting your intuition, breaking away from limiting beliefs, and finding strength through adversity.A powerful and uplifting conversation about healing, identity, resilience, and turning pain into purpose.⁠⁠Amanda Gordon's Website⁠

Jessie Tylre Williams shares a life most people wouldn’t survive — and the truth about what it really takes to come back from it.In this episode of Adversity to Strength, Jessie opens up about over 25 years of addiction, surviving childhood sexual abuse, violent relationships, and hitting rock bottoms so deep she describes them as “a basement beyond rock bottom.” This is not a polished recovery story. Jessie speaks honestly about losing everything, more than once, and what it actually felt like to live through it — the chaos, the pain, and the moments where survival itself was uncertain. We explore what it took for her to rebuild her life from scratch, including starting again at 50 in a completely new country, and how she reached 17 years of sobriety after a lifetime of struggle.This conversation goes beyond inspiration — it’s a raw look at resilience, identity, and what happens when you face the truth head on.https://www.jessie-williams.com/

On this episode of Adversity to Strength, Amanda J. Scott shares her experience of living through 17 years of emotional, financial, and physical abuse, and what it actually took to leave.This is a grounded, honest conversation about how abuse becomes normalised over time, why people stay even when they know something isn’t right, and what it feels like to lose your sense of self within a relationship.Amanda talks openly about the reality of living in survival mode, the psychological impact of long-term abuse, and the moment things began to shift. We explore what it takes to acknowledge what’s happening, the complexity of leaving, and the slow process of rebuilding self-worth and identity afterwards.This episode isn’t about theory, it’s about lived experience, and the reality of finding a way forward when everything feels stuck.https://www.amandajscott.com/

Ronald “Zion” Roseboro shares his journey from trauma, silence, and incarceration to rebuilding his life and becoming a trauma-informed coach.This is a conversation about what happens when men are taught to suppress everything, o stay silent, to appear strong, and to carry pain alone. Ronald opens up about his early life, the choices that led him into prison, and what it was really like on the inside, not just physically, but mentally and emotionally.We explore the struggles of reintegration, the reality of facing yourself after everything falls apart, and what it takes to begin again. Through therapy, self-awareness, and confronting the truth of his past, Ronald started to rebuild — not just his life, but his identity.This episode goes into male trauma, emotional suppression, relationships, and the idea of what it really means to heal and move forward with purpose.If you’ve ever felt like you had to hold everything in, or carry things alone, this conversation will resonate. https://www.theshamefreelife.com

This inspiring interview with Deanna Steinle explores living with generalised Myasthenia Gravis, navigating diagnosis, treatment, and advocacy. Discover her journey from misdiagnosis to becoming a passionate advocate for rare disease awareness and the role of service dogs in managing chronic illness.

In this insightful interview, Dr. Candice O'Neill, a counselling psychologist specialising in trauma and relational experiences, shares her journey from childhood trauma to becoming a dedicated advocate and therapist for survivors of childhood sexual abuse. She discusses the impact of trauma, healing processes, the importance of safe therapeutic relationships, and her vision for future advocacy and education.https://www.onticpsychology.com/

This inspiring interview with Jackie Collier explores her journey through adversity, resilience, and success in property investment. She shares personal stories of overcoming challenges, losing both parents within a short space of each other, the importance of mindset, and her vision for helping others through property development and social housing.

Sean Martin shares his extraordinary journey from Iraq war veteran to musician and mental health advocate. Discover how his experiences with trauma, PTSD, and resilience shaped his music and life philosophy, emphasising critical thinking, authenticity, and community building. https://www.thequarantined.com/https://www.tiktok.com/@TheQuarantinedhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/5mBHj43S2kBEJxxfwHrOSt?si=qrTPnKbCRXmpxVkpJoIHLw https://www.youtube.com/@thequarantinedhttps://www.instagram.com/thequarantined/

Scott Martin shares his inspiring journey of resilience, overcoming the loss of his hands and parts of his feet after a rare infection, and how he transformed adversity into a platform for leadership, coaching, and advocacy. This conversation explores psychological resilience, innovative coaching strategies, and the power of never giving up.

In this compelling interview, retired FBI special agent Eric Robinson shares his extraordinary journey from Christian ministry to law enforcement, revealing behind-the-scenes stories from his 24-year career. Discover insights into handling high-stakes operations, the psychological toll of police work, and lessons learned about resilience, teamwork, and mental health.

This conversation Gabor Kadas explores the rising issue of social disconnection and loneliness, especially in the digital age, and introduces Friendling, a new social platform designed to foster genuine, in-person friendships through verified, proximity-based interactions. The discussion covers societal impacts, technological solutions, safety measures, and future trends in human connection.https://friending.com/https://shop.friending.com/coffee/PODCAST10 10%  Discount

In this episode of Adversity to Strength, I’m joined by Misty Nesbitt, author of The Girl Who Kept Breathing. Married as a teenager and shaped by childhood trauma and systemic failure, Misty’s story begins in adversity. But what makes it powerful is not what happened to her — it’s what she chose to build afterward.We discuss generational trauma, reclaiming identity after survival, personal responsibility, motherhood, and the long road from endurance to growth. Misty speaks honestly about rebuilding a life from the inside out, without blame or sensationalism.

In this episode of Adversity to Strength, I sit down with Milica Vogt, author of Under a Whistling Sky, to explore resilience shaped by war, displacement, and profound loss. Born in war-torn Croatia, Milica spent three years living in refugee camps before immigrating to the United States. Arriving in a new country while carrying trauma and grief, she had to reconstruct her identity from the ground up, navigating both external change and internal upheaval.Our conversation moves beyond survival narratives. We talk about the lasting psychological imprint of growing up in conflict, what rebuilding after loss truly demands, and how resilience is cultivated in uncertain environments. Milica reflects on the small, intentional steps that make forward movement possible when the path ahead feels unclear, and why storytelling can transform pain into meaning rather than letting it define you.This is an honest, grounded discussion about healing without sensationalism and hope without denial. If you are navigating grief, transition, or a season of rebuilding, this episode offers perspective, connection, and encouragement.⁠Milica Vogt's Website

In this inspiring interview, Dr. Amrita Sen Mukherjee shares her journey through health challenges, the importance of vulnerability, and how adversity can be a catalyst for growth. She discusses her experience with post-partum health issues, the power of self-compassion, and her mission to support others facing similar struggles.

Betty Guadagno shares her inspiring journey from childhood sexual abuse trauma and years of addiction as well as losing both parents to suicide, to rehab and recovery starting with a spiritual awakening. This conversation explores themes of overcoming extreme adversity, resilience, self-worth, and transforming a life of addiction and trauma into an inspiring life of helping others.https://buddhabetty.com/

Fitz Koehler, a dynamic force in the fitness industry, shares her inspiring journey from a young fitness instructor to a renowned race announcer and cancer survivor. With a master's degree in exercise and sports science, she combines humour and science to motivate others. After battling cancer, Fitz emphasises the importance of exercise and perspective in overcoming adversity, and she continues to inspire through her books, podcasts, and public speaking.https://www.fitzness.com/blog/

In this compelling conversation, Mary Turner Thompson shares her harrowing journey of deception and recovery after discovering her partner's manipulative double life. From the initial love bombing to the painful realization of betrayal, Mary discusses the psychological impact of narcissistic abuse and the importance of reclaiming one's identity. She emphasizes the need for awareness around consent and the emotional toll of manipulation, while also highlighting her advocacy work to help others heal through writing. Mary's story is one of resilience, empowerment, and the ongoing journey of helping others navigate similar experiences.

In this conversation, Ralph Brewer shares his journey of rebuilding his life after divorce, emphasizing the importance of honesty, self-awareness, and accountability. He discusses the challenges faced by men in silence, the significance of male connection and brotherhood, and the patterns that often lead to unhealthy relationships. Ralph highlights the need for community support and the role of therapy in personal growth, ultimately encouraging men to take responsibility for their lives and seek help when needed.Ralph Brewer's Websitehttps://helpformen.com/join

In this conversation, Beth Chamberlin shares her inspiring journey from an Emmy-nominated actress to a health and fitness coach, focusing on resilience, empowerment, and the importance of self-advocacy. She discusses her personal battles with health issues, including her experience with endometrial cancer, and emphasizes the significance of mindset and physical strength in overcoming life's challenges. Beth also highlights the transformative power of community and environment in achieving personal growth and success.bethchamberlinretreats.comhttps://linktr.ee/Bethchamberlinbethchamberlin.com

In this conversation, Camille shares her transformative journey from trauma to healing, detailing her struggles with traditional therapy and the pivotal moments that led her to find the right support. She emphasises the importance of self-discovery, the role of trauma coaching, and the power of creating a new identity. Camille also discusses her passion for helping others heal and her aspirations for the future, highlighting the ongoing nature of recovery and the significance of empowerment in overcoming shame.https://www.camillesvirinaite.com/

In this episode of Adversity to Strength, Julia Silveria, a licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist, shares her unique journey of navigating mixed-race identity and cultural belonging. With a background in pharmacology and a focus on trauma-informed care, Julia discusses the complexities of growing up between cultures, the impact of family dynamics on identity, and the ongoing process of self-acceptance. Through her experiences in Japan, Brazil, and the United States, she highlights the importance of community and understanding in mental health, particularly for those with mixed-race backgrounds.

In this powerful conversation, Annette Finn shares her harrowing journey of survival after a life-altering car accident at the age of 16. She discusses the trauma of the accident, her long road to recovery, and the impact it had on her relationships, particularly with her family. Annette emphasises the importance of resilience, forgiveness, and personal growth, ultimately becoming a therapist and author to help others navigate their own challenges. Her story is one of hope, healing, and the continuous journey of self-discovery.

In this episode of Adversity to Strength, Steven Scott Eckenblatt shares his profound journey of overcoming childhood trauma stemming from parental abandonment and a tumultuous family life. He reflects on the emotional scars left by his father's disappearance and the controlling nature of his stepfather. Through therapy and self-discovery, Steven learns to confront his past, find purpose in helping others, and embrace his role as a father. His memoir, 'Pretend They Are Dead,' encapsulates the lessons learned from his experiences and the resilience required to break generational cycles of trauma.www.stevenscotteichenblatt.com 

In this episode of "Adversity to Strength," Shereen Alexander, a psychotherapist, shares her profound journey through identity, belonging, and trauma. Growing up in a mixed-race family, Shereen navigated the complexities of her Puerto Rican and Jewish heritage, often feeling like an outsider. Her experiences of familial sexual abuse and a tumultuous move to Puerto Rico in her late twenties led her to confront harsh realities about trust and safety. Through her work as a psychotherapist, she reflects on how these experiences shaped her understanding of self, safety, and the importance of finding one's community, sometimes by choosing oneself over familial ties.Shereen's story is a powerful exploration of the impact of trauma and the journey toward healing and self-acceptance. She discusses the challenges of growing up in a divided cultural environment, the struggle for identity, and the eventual realisation of her mixed-race identity. Her experiences in Puerto Rico, including a dangerous encounter with a family member, highlight the importance of recognising harmful dynamics within families. Ultimately, Shereen emphasises the significance of truth, trauma, and the journey to find one's place in the world, which often involves difficult choices about who to trust and where to belong.

In this conversation, Dr. Shania Clancy shares her journey from adversity to strength, discussing her experiences as a forensic nurse and the impact of trauma on leadership and personal growth. She emphasizes the importance of forgiveness, mindset shifts, and education in overcoming challenges. Shania also highlights her work in coaching others to identify and overcome limiting beliefs, reflecting on her achievements and the healing process of writing her book. Looking ahead, she shares her plans for a Mindset Academy to further support individuals in their personal and professional growth.Dr. Shanea Clancy's Websitehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/shanea-clancy/

In this powerful conversation, Jessie Torres, a pain alchemist, shares her journey of transforming trauma into purpose. She discusses her experiences with childhood abuse, loss, and an abusive marriage, emphasising the importance of resilience, forgiveness, and the power of kindness. Jessie highlights that while pain is inevitable, suffering is a choice, and encourages listeners to find strength in adversity and reclaim their personal power. She also shares her future aspirations, including hosting healing events and writing a book to help others navigate their own challenges. https://unshakeablelife.com/life-coachJessie Torres's Website

In this conversation, Camille Severinata shares her profound journey from trauma to healing. Beginning with her experiences of childhood sexual abuse, Camille discusses the long-lasting effects of trauma on her identity and sense of self. She emphasises the importance of reconnecting with the body and finding joy in the healing process. Through her memoir and work, Camille aims to empower women to reclaim their identities and navigate their own healing journeys. The discussion highlights the complexities of trauma, the impact of silence and shame, and the transformative power of self-discovery and connection.https://www.camillesvirinaite.com/

In this conversation, Nikki Allen shares her journey of reclaiming her identity after experiencing emotional betrayal in a toxic relationship. She discusses the complexities of emotional abuse, the importance of setting boundaries, and the ongoing process of healing. Through her creative outlets, including her book and music, Nikki aims to empower others to recognize their worth and break free from harmful patterns. The discussion emphasizes the significance of sharing personal stories to foster connection and understanding among those who have faced similar struggles.

In this conversation, Sam Mitchell, the creator and host of the podcast Autism Rocks and Rolls, shares his journey of living with autism and his advocacy for neurodiversity. He discusses his early experiences with misdiagnosis, bullying, and the transformative moment at age 16 when he decided to embrace his identity. Sam emphasises the importance of structure and routine in managing daily life and highlights the impact of his podcast in raising awareness and understanding of autism. He reflects on the lessons learned from guests, the significance of mindset shifts, and the need for resources to support individuals with autism. The conversation concludes with Sam's aspirations for the future and his commitment to empowering others through his platform.

In this conversation, Dr. Meher Chahal shares her transformative journey from Western medicine to exploring ancestral trauma and healing through family constellations. She discusses the impact of generational wounds on mental health, the intersection of genetics and trauma, and the importance of recognising hidden emotional patterns. Dr. Chahal emphasises the need for awareness and understanding of ancestral healing, as well as the potential for combining scientific and spiritual approaches in therapy. Her book serves as a personal memoir and a guide for those seeking to reclaim their stories and heal from inherited trauma. https://mybook.to/Unlicensedmedicinehttps://bookalignmentcall.as.me/Businessconstellation

In this powerful conversation, Natasha shares her harrowing journey growing up in the FLDS cult, detailing the psychological control, trauma, and abuse she endured. She reflects on the long-term effects of her experiences, including the struggle for healing and the impact of family dynamics on her mental health. Natasha discusses the importance of therapy, the cycles of trauma within families, and the ripple effect of suicide among her siblings. Through her story, she emphasises the strength found in vulnerability and the importance of community support for survivors.

Wendy B Correa shares her powerful journey through trauma, addiction, and healing in her memoir. She discusses her early experiences with loss, family dysfunction, and the coping mechanisms she developed. Wendy emphasizes the importance of therapy, education, and the influence of kind figures in her life. Her story serves as a guide for others seeking healing and understanding that they are not alone in their struggles.www.wendybcorrea.com

In this episode, Caroline Elliott shares her extraordinary journey from high-risk mountain rescue to overcoming a toxic work environment. She discusses the challenges of navigating a male-dominated field, the impact of bullying, and the importance of resilience and communication. Caroline emphasizes the need for support and understanding in the workplace, highlighting how her experiences have shaped her approach to helping others. Through her story, she inspires listeners to recognize their own strength and the importance of speaking up against adversity.https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fjords-Mountain-Mission-Safety-Avalanche/dp/1739813502https://carolineelliott.me

In this episode of Adversity to Strength, host Lee engages with Julie McCammon, an intuitive healing guide with over 30 years of experience in physiotherapy. Julie shares her transformative journey from traditional physiotherapy to myofascial release therapy, emphasizing the importance of listening to the body and understanding the mind-body connection. She discusses her personal experiences with chronic pain, the role of fascia in healing, and the three principles that shape our experiences. Julie also highlights her books and the future direction of her practice, including workshops and retreats.https://amzn.eu/d/h5aILEbhttps://amzn.eu/d/081X0Mp

In this episode, Jennifer Chase returns to discuss the complexities of addiction, family dynamics, and the importance of breaking generational cycles. She emphasizes the need for empathy and understanding towards those struggling with addiction, highlighting that substance use often stems from trauma. The conversation explores the stigma surrounding addiction, the role of family in recovery, and the necessity of self-reflection for both addicts and their loved ones. Jennifer shares her personal experiences and insights on how to support adult children facing addiction, the significance of consistency in recovery, and the value of finding a supportive community.

In this episode, Wendy Alexander shares her incredible journey from adversity to strength, detailing her experiences growing up under apartheid in South Africa, migrating to Australia, and facing numerous personal challenges. She discusses how she transformed her struggles into a successful career helping midlife women reclaim their voices and navigate life's transitions, including menopause. Wendy emphasises the importance of resilience, self-discovery, and meaningful work, inspiring listeners to embrace their own journeys of transformation.

In this enlightening conversation, Alicia Zylinski-Straub shares her transformative journey from a high-pressure corporate career to becoming a licensed professional counselor. She discusses the profound emptiness she felt despite external success, the impact of trauma on emotional well-being, and the healing power of retreats. Alicia emphasises the importance of somatic practices and emotional responsibility in therapy, and how building trust and connection with clients can lead to significant breakthroughs. The discussion highlights the ongoing journey of healing and the necessity of creating safe spaces for self-exploration and growth.www.aliciazstraubcounseling.cominstagram.com/journeywithalicia

In this episode of Adversity to Strength, I’m joined by Adrienne Caldwell, who shares an incredibly brave and honest account of her journey through childhood trauma, including sexual abuse, complex family dynamics, and the long-term emotional weight that follows.Adrienne opens up about how those early experiences shaped her adult relationships, her sense of identity, and her ongoing work toward healing and self-acceptance. What stood out most was her willingness to speak openly about the parts of trauma people rarely talk about — the confusion, the shame, the emotional conflict, and the slow process of piecing yourself back together.It’s a powerful reminder that resilience isn’t a single moment… it’s a lifelong journey.If you’re someone who has lived through trauma or supports others who have, this is an episode worth listening to.

In this episode, Peggy Sharr, a licensed trauma psychotherapist and author, shares her journey of resilience through personal loss, chronic pain, and the challenges of living with Burning Mouth Syndrome. She discusses the profound impact of grief, the connection between trauma and physical symptoms, and the importance of dietary changes in managing her condition. Peggy also highlights the need for greater awareness and advocacy for those suffering from similar invisible illnesses.www.peggysharr.com

In this episode, Romilly Golding, a trauma-informed relationship recovery coach, shares her journey from surviving toxic relationships to helping others recognize red flags and reclaim their self-worth. She discusses the patterns of abuse, the importance of boundaries, and practical steps for healing and rebuilding after toxic relationships. Romilly emphasizes the significance of understanding one's self-worth and the role of support systems in recovery, providing listeners with valuable insights and resources for navigating their own relationship challenges.

In this conversation, Michelle shares her transformative journey from surviving an abusive relationship to becoming a global advocate for survivors of domestic violence. She discusses the challenges she faced, the creation of her nonprofit organisation Unsilenced Voices, and her commitment to empowering others through education and storytelling. Michelle emphasises the importance of healing, personal growth, and the impact of using one's voice to inspire change.

In this powerful conversation, Jennifer Chase shares her deeply personal journey through addiction, revealing the complexities of her experiences as a daughter of an alcoholic, a mother of a recovering addict, and a survivor of generational trauma. She discusses the impact of addiction on family dynamics, the turning point that led her to opiate addiction, and her path to recovery. Jennifer emphasises the importance of healing not just the addict but the entire family, and how her experiences have shaped her mission to help others navigate the challenges of addiction and recovery.

In this conversation, Adrienne Caldwell shares her harrowing journey from a traumatic childhood in the foster care system to becoming a voice of hope and resilience. She discusses the severe challenges she faced, including emotional and physical abuse, homelessness, and mental illness. Adrienne's story highlights the importance of understanding the realities of foster care and the systemic issues that contribute to the struggles of many former foster youth. Through her experiences, she emphasises the need for advocacy and change within the foster care system, aiming to inspire others who have faced similar adversities.

Natasha Layton shares her harrowing yet inspiring journey of growing up in the FLDS community, a cult led by Warren Jeffs. She discusses her life inside the cult, the evolution of its practices, the challenges of leaving, and the dynamics of the compound. Natasha also delves into the financial structures that supported the community and the role of wives within the polygamous system. Her story highlights the psychological trauma of cult life and the process of reclaiming one's identity after escaping. This conversation delves into the experiences of individuals who grew up in a cult led by Warren Jeffs, exploring themes of modesty, brainwashing, family dynamics, and the impact of trauma. The discussion highlights the challenges of leaving a cult, the psychological effects of indoctrination, and the complexities of adjusting to life outside of such a controlling environment. The speakers share personal anecdotes that illustrate the absurdity and tragedy of their experiences, providing insight into the nature of cults and the long-lasting effects of their practices.

In this episode, Sarah Im shares her harrowing journey as a survivor of the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia. From her early life as a student to her experiences in a labor camp, Sarah discusses the challenges she faced, including illness, starvation, and the constant threat of violence. Through her faith and love for her family, she found the strength to survive and eventually escape. After reuniting with her family, Sarah rebuilt her life in the United States and now shares her story to inspire others, emphasising the importance of resilience, forgiveness, and maintaining strong family bonds.

In this conversation, Edie Nathan, a psychotherapist and grief expert, shares her insights on navigating grief, trauma, and personal growth. She emphasises that grief is not something to be overcome but rather something to learn to live with and grow through. Edie discusses the impact of childhood experiences on identity and the concept of the 'sexual grief effect,' which explores the loss of self and identity after traumatic events. The conversation also delves into the importance of acceptance versus integration in healing, introducing the 'Liberation Protocol' as a method for healing and self-discovery. Throughout the discussion, Edie highlights the significance of embodying curiosity and empathy in the healing process.

Deana and Lizzie share their harrowing experiences of being married to the same narcissistic man, revealing the emotional abuse, manipulation, and the journey of finding each other. Their story highlights the importance of recognising red flags in toxic relationships and the power of solidarity in healing. They discuss their mission to educate others about narcissistic abuse, the emotional toll it takes, and their aspirations to create a supportive community for survivors.

In this conversation, Micah Mullanders shares her profound journey through grief and trauma after losing her father to suicide. She discusses the complexities of navigating her emotions, the importance of vulnerability, and how her experiences have shaped her into a counsellor and yoga teacher. Micah emphasises the healing power of accepting one's feelings and the significance of finding purpose in helping others. Through her story, she inspires listeners to embrace their own journeys of healing and personal growth.LinkedIn: (1) Maike Mullenders | LinkedInInstagram Facebook www.maikemullenders.com The Confession: A Journey to Acceptancehttps://amzn.eu/d/f1b9CIk

In this episode of Adversity to Strength, Margie Huddabb, a global communications expert, shares her insights on crisis management and communication strategies. She discusses the importance of assessing situations, strategizing responses, and implementing solutions in both professional and personal crises. Through personal anecdotes, Margie illustrates how to manage emergencies effectively, cope with stress, and support loved ones during difficult times. The conversation emphasizes the significance of communication skills and the ability to remain calm under pressure, providing listeners with practical tools for navigating crises in their own lives.

In this episode, Lisa Sugarman shares her profound journey of grief and healing after losing her father to suicide. She discusses her early experiences with loss, the shocking revelation about her father's death, and the complex emotions that followed. Lisa emphasises the importance of advocacy, storytelling, and creating supportive resources for those affected by mental health issues. Through her platform, the Help Hub, she aims to connect individuals with the mental health resources they need. Lisa also reflects on her upcoming book, which combines her personal narrative with practical tools for navigating grief and loss.Email: [email protected]: https://www.thehelphub.coYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thehelphubonyoutubeTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thehelphubontiktokPodcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-survivors-podcast/id1800321269Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thelisasugarmanInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisa_sugarmanLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-sugarman-she-her-hers-16925b69Linktree: https://www.linktr.ee/thelisasugarmanAmazon Author Page: https://www.www.amazon.com/stores/Lisa-Sugarman/author/B00JY0DY28?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=trueIn crisis, please call 988 or visit TheHelpHUB.co.