Bump In The Road

A path to healing is always possible, says Asher Beckwitt. As both a trauma coach and a sexual abuse survivor, she understands that each journey is an individual one. Asher’s own journey began with years of talk therapy, which laid the foundation for healing. However, it was the introduction of EMDR (Eye Movement Desen

Amie Sponza always had a passion for theater and film, but life and responsibilities took her on a different path. Until serendipity reared its lovely head and she was asked to work on a short film which went on to win awards at film festivals. Amie Sponza's passion for storytelling was awakened and she decided to foll

Shawn Ellis is a passionate speaker, writer, and coach.  He is a take charge guy, stressing that adaptability isn’t just about responding to change—it’s about mastering it. And even instigating it. To be a powerful speaker, Shawn relies on : Authenticity and Vulnerability: True connection and growth stem from being gen

Denise Thomas’ dreams for her children’s college almost went up in smoke. A job loss meant that she and her husband lost everything. And she means EVERYTHING. What about college? With limited resources and no 401k to fall back on, Denise realized that traditional paths to college funding were no longer viable. So, she

Ron Mitori’s new book, “” looks to the past and to the future as the U.S. position in the world evolves. His book starts off with stories of personal experiences under socialist regimes. One story, of Lore and her family begins: “Lore’s father had been a successful inventor and businessman who owned a factory that prod

Debbie Parker Oliver is a professor at Washington University and a seasoned hospice care professional. When her husband was diagnosed with terminal cancer, Debbie's expertise was put to the test. Debbie and her husband made a conscious decision to focus on quality time rather than aggressive treatments. This choice, in