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How to Master Change in Your Life: Sixty-seven Ways to Handle Life's Toughest Moments by Mary Carroll Moore

(Available at major bookstores and amazon.com)

"Real-life help for everything from spiritual crisis to changing careers . . .all given in a humorous, down-to-earth manner that will appeal to anyone experiencing change in their lives."
      — Joan Borysenko, Ph.D., author
          Fire in the Soul


"A beautiful, practical book filled with gems that bring light, harmony and balance into our lives."
      — Gerald G. Jampolsky, M.D., author
           Love Is Letting Go of Fear


"Mary Carroll Moore's personal experiences in surviving cancer, bankruptcy, and a host of other major life changes make her eminently capable to write on this topic. Her book presents many useful spiritual tools for anyone who wishes to move from victim to spiritual survivor."
      — Harvey Diamond, author
          You Can Prevent Breast Cancer!


"A fine testament to the resilience of the human spirit."
      — Gay Hendricks, author
          Conscious Living


"Your exercises and stories provide an inspirational and practical approach to the use of spirituality for enhancement of daily life."
      — Michael Newton, author
          Journey of Souls
Articles

New York Times article, July 29, 2007:
For a Writer-Painter-Singer, Secret’s in Her ‘Chemistry'

 

"Writing through Healing, Healing through Writing" classes:

"Can writing serve as physical therapy, as a means of healing the body as well as the mind? Author, teacher and cancer survivor Mary Carroll Moore answers with a resounding, "Yes!" . . . . She offers her students practical, hands-on writing exercises and works one-one-one with them, critiquing their work and applying her professional editing skills. She also offers an insider's look at how to sell this kind of writing in the booming inspirational market."
 — The Minnesota Women's Press, April 10, 2001

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