Mark led a troubled life of addiction while trying to escape who he was. Choosing to claim his true identity, saved him from self-destruction. Mark is now living his best life as his authentic self.

Dr. Janine, a clinical psychologist, shares her work with women and how she helps to empower them to stand in their truth.

The sister bond is strong between Jean and Kathy. Kathy's journey through early onset dementia has led Jean to become her primary caregiver. While this might seem like a daunting task for some, they truly nourish each others souls.

In this episode, the word "family" takes on a whole new meaning. Leilanie shows us the power of love as she becomes a full time caregiver to her husband, Michael. Her positive outlook coupled with her faith shows us how she's truly lavished in grace.

Jaime, a registered psychotherapist, introduces us to Rapid Resolution Therapy and explains how it effectively treats a variety of life's problems.

Angela shares her daughter's brief battle with cancer and her own battle with grief that followed. She turned the darkest moment in a parent's life into a lifelong legacy for Amelia.

Ariel takes us on her journey of self-acceptance after receiving an Autism diagnosis at 18 years old. While she always had love for herself, she realized that self-acceptance is what she had been searching for. Her honest and open account explains how showing love comes in all different forms.

After Carol discovers her husbands affair, she takes life into her own hands. She travels the country searching for the life she never knew she wanted. Her new beginning leaves her the happiest she's ever been.

In our first ever bonus episode, Judith Costa, an unconditional love coach talks to us about one of her specialties, Akashic Record Consultations.

Amanda gives us a rare look inside the troubled teen industry. Still struggling with survivors guilt, she shares the intimate details of the aftermath of being subjected to this type of life. Her non-stop efforts to expose the school her parents founded have empowered her and other survivors to share their stories.