Kathy Kehoe is a retired licensed clinical social worker Who has worked in the fields of hospice, trauma, and abuse. She has also been a teacher, workshop leader, group facilitator, and presenter. She is the author of "One Life ~ Many Lessons" and is currently writing a book on living beyond cancer. Kathy knew when she was 4 that her life would be difficult. Her story illustrates the many traumas that have been peppered throughout that life, many of them unimaginable. She is a model of resilience and I believe she is an angel here to help others navigate their own difficult journeys. Topics: #domesticviolence #drugs #alcohol #suicidalthoughts #trauma #death #graphicdescriptionsContact Kathy:

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Write your blessings and lessons EVERY DAY in The Blessons Journal. Keep track of the blessings and lessons in your own life. When you write down in your own hand the things you learn and the things for which you are grateful, it has a powerful impact on your state of mind and your quality of life. Trust me! Grab your Blessons Journal here. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BPVZ4SQPYou’ve heard me talk about my mom and her brief journey with cancer. But it didn’t start there. She didn’t just “get cancer” out of the blue. When I was little, I remember she was afraid to do certain things, drive on the highway for example. Small things turned into bigger manifestations of anxiety as she got older. She had panic attacks, but my parents didn’t really tell me too much about this. They played it off. In midlife, she started acting strangely. Soon, she was unable to get up and do the things she normally did, like make meals, get herself dressed at a reasonable hour, go to work. There were other signs like paranoia and dissociated thoughts and we realized she needed help. She finally agreed to go to an inpatient mental health clinic and she was diagnosed with depression. But even this didn’t come out of the blue. You see, my mom was an orphan. She held inside deep childhood trauma, wounds I know nothing about. She never spoke of her terrible experiences and as a result of pushing them so far down, they came roaring up with a vengeance, first as anxiety, then as depression and when she still did not deal with her old wounds, they festered and became a cancer. This is an experience I never want to witness anyone go through again. This is why I want to help people examine their stories NOW, way before old wounds small or big, work their way insidiously into bigger and more serious problems. This is why I am doing Blessons Lifework. I’m opening up my 12-week program this fall. If you are ready to figure out why you are the way you are, blast through your roadblocks, stimulate personal growth and heal from and prevent disease, then this program is meant for you. Sign ups opening later this summer. Book a ca