Breaking Free of Depression’s Grip
Bruce’s story is far too familiar, and the courage he’s had to share it publicly will undoubtedly help many. This is unabashedly his voice, his journey, and his way. We should all be so brave.
Newest Release in Hearts Linked by Courage Series
We’re proud to announce the fifth book in the series, Hearts Linked by Courage – People Supporting People, by CAYR Community Connections. Tremendous appreciation goes to Executive Director of CAYR, Marie Morton, for her commitment to learning and growing in her own...
Happenings on the I C Publishing Front
New! The 6th book in Our Lands Speak series, the 5th volume of Hearts Linked by Courage, & new solo books, Remembering, Breaking Free of Depression’s Grip, Where the Roses Grow, & the Delicious & Doable cookbook.
To Journey or To Finish, or Both
It’s amazing when you write where it can take you. True. Not every day looks or feels the same, and sometimes we just need to take a break from even the good stuff. Rest. And go at it again tomorrow. These days, more than ever, our personal and work time require care and balance, a thoughtful steadiness that is sustainable and brings out the best in each of us. May 2021 see us all rise to new occasions and opportunities. Fill our cup. Stay safe and well and kind.
Let’s Use Our Thoughts, Words, and Deeds for Good
It’s a sacred opportunity to rest, to connect more deeply to life, to ourselves and others, and to be an example to our loved ones including children of all ages, and to our community. Partnering with Hospice Georgina, we are giving away two of our beautiful e-books in the Hearts Linked by Courage collection. Our goal with this book series is to provide hope and encouragement through all the brave stories shared… It’s time now more than ever, to use our words, thoughts, and deeds for good. Words can inspire, build confidence, and even exude the warmth of an embrace. Let’s pass it on and pay it forward.
The Power of Our Shared Journeys
It is often said that the journey of grief is different for everyone, and unique yet again to each loss we experience in our lives. I encourage those who are dealing with a loss of a loved one, regardless of relationship, person, or pet, that you take time for yourself to heal. Listen to your body. Rest it. Move it. Nourish it. Surround yourself with the support that is the healthiest for you . . .
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