Self-Esteem and Addiction directly impact each other. The two work together and affect the other making the healing and recovery process reliant on building self esteem. Jason Wittman specializes in the enhancement of self-esteem/love, the lack of which is the root cause of all addictions.

Jason is a counselor and coach since the 1980s. He’s had personal experience with and sees in his work with clients. He coaches and advises every kind of person recovering from alcoholism and various forms of addictions guiding them to work and live at their exquisite best.

His latest book - “Designing Your Great Life! ~ Time-Tested Prescriptions for a Life Worth Living” http://dyglbook.com is the result of having worked with city mayors and corporate execs to teens living on their own and hustling on the streets.

Jason Wittman specializes in the enhancement of self-esteem/love, the lack of which is the root cause of all addictions. 

Self-Esteem and Addiction directly impact each other making the healing and recovery process reliant on building self esteem. 

Jason is a counselor and coach since the 1980s. He coaches and advises people with various forms of addictions, guiding them to work and live at their exquisite best. 

His latest book - “Designing Your Great Life! ~ Time-Tested Prescriptions for a Life Worth Living” can be found here http://d:yglbook.com 

Jennifer Melyan came of age as a chubby brown child in the 90’s in Taiwan, where heroin-chic models were the norm and light skin preferred. Bombarded with nonstop messages about why her body wasn’t right, she developed a severe eating disorder to compensate. It took years of learning how to love herself bit by bit, body part by body part, in order to stand confidently in her current form and encourage others to do so as well.

By addressing issues such as puberty, sexuality, assault, eating disorder, and body dysmorphia in her upcoming book My Body Of Work, Jennifer aims to inspire others to liberate themselves from disempowering body-related narratives and beliefs.

The same is true for less bouyant moods. Ever spend time with an inconsolabe baby or a child throwing a tantrum and feel your insides freaking out right along with them?

Well, we can take charge of the mood we carry around and spread. It's a process but it can be done and it does make life a lot more pleasant. 

Twenty-five pills a day by the time she was 30, Emily Shaules was not well enough to sustain the legal career and suburban life she was already in. Her illnesses redirected every aspect of her life. She divorced and moved to Asheville. She tried new things but everything proved to be too much for her body. 

Turns out, the signals her body sent would become the most important teacher and guide, leading her to trade the life she thought she was supposed to a life she loves. 

A former high-powered attorney, professional actress, health food company founder, and CEO, Emily designed her dream life and wants you to help you design yours too!

https://www.masterpathcoaching.com/  

Family dynamics are important to understand to help lead a more emotionally healthy life. Without a solid understanding of your own unique family dynamics, you may not feel fully in tune with why certain experiences are triggering, or why you are drawn to certain careers, relationships, and friendships. This is a short story about family dynamics and me, trying to understand some of mine. 

www.sharireinhart.com

At 16 Danielle Pardoe lost her father unexpectedly. Then one night while out socialising, she signed up to the military as part of a drunken bet and was accepted. At 24, 1 year into her military career, she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. Very soon after radiation therapy, she survived a near fatal car crash.

Danielle broke through military barriers and broke down stereotypes, excelling throughout her military career despite the obstacles.

Now a New Zealander (Kiwi) living in Australia for the past 6 years, Danielle is teaching businesses and management to challenge the status quo.

www.sharireinhart.com

 When Israel Smith exposed his confused and vulnerable self to someone he trusted the floodgates to a whole new life, marriage and career opened. But first, it took lots of hard conversations, discipline and commitment to get himself there. 

These days, Israel Smith works with Dads in Business and Leadership who are overwhelmed, sick of yelling at their kids, and tired of arguing with their partner.

With over a decade of successfully managing his own depression and anxiety without medication, Israel is now a coach and speaker, and uses his “Source Method” to help his clients lead richer, more aligned lives.

In popular psychology, the inner child archetype is akin to an unconscious sub-personality It consists of what a person picked up, perceived and experienced in the earliest years of their life. And it has a lot to do with how we function as adults. Which one (or few) are you?