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Ethical Cheating explores the Swinging Lifestyle, which characteristically includes couples, who swap or share partners. The truth is, many people outside of the lifestyle define swinging as cheating while participants within the lifestyle see it differently.

How Can You Live Before You Die? The Dash Is the Time Between Your Birth Date and Your Death Date. While It Is A Simple Line on Your Tombstone, It Represents Your Entire Life from Beginning To End. So, How Will You Make the Most Out of The Dash?

Protecting Innocence is a compassionate and informative guide for parents navigating the turbulent waters of high-conflict divorce while prioritizing the well-being and innocence of their children. In this book, listeners will discover practical strategies, expert advice, and emotional support to help them create a stable and nurturing environment for their children during and after divorce. Drawing on the expertise of psychologists, counselors, and experienced co-parents, this book addresses the unique challenges that arise when divorcing in a contentious atmosphere.

Navigating the Storm: A Guide to Grief and Healing Navigating the Storm offers a compassionate and insightful guide to those grappling with the complex emotions of grief. This touching book provides a roadmap for navigating the unstable seas of loss and discovering the path to healing.

Life is full of challenges and obstacles. Each individual has faced their own set of struggles as they make the journey on the pathway of life. Many have turned to therapy to release the pain and anguish that have entered into their world. Therapy isn’t just an option to consider when you are experiencing difficult times (which we all do). In essence, therapy is about enhancing the quality of our lives. The truth is that all of us face issues in one way or the other. If left unchecked, these issues can culminate into a condition which may be exceedingly difficult to address later on.

We all have mental health. Whether good or bad, everyone has mental health challenges; like taking care of our physical and spiritual health. For most people, physical health is much easier to understand. If we have a stomach pain or persistent cough, we have no issues going to see the doctor or taking a pill to feel better. Regardless of what the discomfort may be, we want to quickly correct our physical discomfort. In general, mental health is treated very differently than obvious challenges. If we feel sad, depressed, or anxious, who do we tell?