The 3 Pillars of Healthy Relationships
The first 30 years of my life was spent in unhealthy relationships and I didn’t know they were unhealthy. In my thirties I started...
Taye Bela Corby
Transformation Self-Care Coach
Keeping Your Heart Open Even When it Hurts
DEVELOPING THE RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR SELF
Are Unresolved Feelings Sabatoging your Relationships?
Are You Feeling Under Valued?
Have you Been Avoiding Difficult Feelings, Conflicts, Differences and Conversations?
In All Relationships
There's You,
There is the Other,
There is the Relationship You Create Together
The Most Important Relationship is with Your Self
Relationships are Joint-Effort Creations
Your Relationships with Others is as Good as the Relationship with Your Self
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“Rhyme brings the story about The Boy with the Big Ear to life. The author demonstrates a flair for word play as she captures the challenges and rewards of a boy whose ear has been “grotesquely shaped since birth.” His special ear allows the boy to hear things no one else can.”
Cindy Penn
Word Weaving
The lovingly written poetic prose demonstrates how much it hurts to experience teasing and what a joy it is to have a fellow classmate look beyond our faults - to our inner self. The Boy with the Big Ear enables children to accept the differences in others and teaches children about the importance of self-esteem and kindness.
Eva Almeida
Book Reviews Weekly
The Boy With The Big Ear is a wonderful and sweet story about the importance of seeing past each other’s differences. It touches on why kids bully when Tom admits The Boy's ear scared him. The Rhyming makes it fun for kids without being preachy.
Shelly Lefkoe
Founder, Parenting the Lefkoe Way