Do you struggle with knowing who you are? Is it hard to make decisions or even know what you want? If you do know what you want, is it hard to ask for it? Sometimes we used to know who we were and then a life change happened such as divorce, illness, retirement, or graduation, and we feel lost. This workbook is designed to help you become strong in your identity and stay true to yourself. Through guided exercises you will learn more about yourself, your needs, and what makes you…you.
About the Author
Maureen Kane lives in Bellingham, WA with her family. She is a mental-health therapist in private practice in Washington and Idaho. She is a certified EMDR therapist and an approved EMDR International Association EMDR consultant. She is a Washington State clinical supervisor.
Maureen has been published in many places, including Time Magazine and book anthologies. She is a Sue Boynton Poetry Walk Award winner. Her book of poems is The Phoenix Requires Ashes: Poems for the Journey.
Praise For…
I highly recommend this workbook for all those ready for a journey of self-discovery. Maureen guides you through a series of powerful experiential exercises that will help you understand yourself better. This workbook is written in an easy-to-follow format and includes plenty of space for you to record your thoughts and experiences. With Maureen’s guidance, you can use this workbook to create positive change in your life.
Cristina Louk, Ph.D., LMHC
It's easy to lose sight of who we truly are and what we genuinely desire. Therapist Maureen Kane has created a remarkable guide that invites readers on a journey of self-discovery and transformation. The Guide Back to You Workbook, designed to be used independently or in conjunction with a therapist, includes a skillful combination of mindfulness, cognitive techniques, and practical strategies. As you go through the workbook, your own discoveries will spark enthusiasm and guide you to pursue a life aligned with your truth, identity and purpose.
Sindee Gozansky, LCPC
Maureen Kane has given us the best gift: Ourselves. The exercises in this gem of a workbook are thought-provoking and fun. This book is the best friend you always wish you had, the wise one who makes you laugh. The one who makes you feel it will all be okay. The one who truly sees you and mirrors back an image of your highest self. By the end of this workbook, you, too, will see yourself as you truly are.
Bliss Goldstein, MLA
