Lineage is beyond words. Most of its understanding is actually in the unspoken. The rituals, traditions, beliefs, systems, emotions and language we have accepted for centuries without question. These agreements, as Don Miguel Ruiz would call them, that have permeated our lives without knowing.\nBut the women whose stories follow these pages began to ask some questions. 
Is there another way? 
Is there more than meets the eye? 
Do I have to hold the same shame those who have come before me have felt or can I release that? 
What do I want to pass down to others? 
Is it possible to carry the wisdom without the pain?\nThis book invited me to spaces within myself that I didn’t know existed. To hidden places where emotions lay buried waiting for the day when I felt brave enough to meet them with love and compassion. This book invites us all to do just that.

Lineage Speaks: Women Who Carry The Torch For Future Generations

Religion & Spirituality

Blindt, Andrea

Robinson, Heather

Munoz, Ana

Sicsko, Bridget Aileen

Gallagher Warren, AlyseMarie

Knight, Brandy

Vallery, AnneLisa

Abramson, Ashley

Porter, Chantel

D'Ottavio, Lindsay Rae

New Age & Spirituality

Exalted Publishing House

A never-before-seen look into the humans within the profession...of Social Work. 
When most people think of Social Work; Child Protective Services, low wages and challenging work may come to mind.\nThis book is a refreshing and eye opening view into the humans behind the profession; the journeys into, around and even out of Social Work.\nMost people don't realize that this work is far-reaching beyond just Social Work, Behavior Analysis, Mental Health, Case Management, Treatment Planning and Social Services and looks into the fields of Psychology, Coaching, Consulting, Entrepreneurship and even death-row mitigation. 
In this book you will find stories of journeys from long ago and journeys just beginning. Common themes within each journey include; the deep desire to be connected to others, the desire to help, the desire to see those that feel unseen, and a rise to the call for social justice. 
Story telling is social action. Sharing journey stories builds the momentum to connect, to seek others’ journey stories, and to see the journey stories within ourselves. This is collective building through journey stories shared. 
This book serves as a professional call to action. All those who come into, around, or out of social work have a personal journey, and directly parallel, all those served by the field of social work have a journey story. Let’s be reminded that the helping profession of social work was in fact built on passions professionalized.\nAuthors: 
Amanda Fordham 
Ashley Abramson 
Beth Tyson 
Cherish Fields 
Christina Broderick 
Courtney Aaberg 
Daniel Martin 
Deb Frank 
Dr. Sujeeta E. Menon 
Elizabeth Wendel 
Gilbert Domally 
Hilary N. Weaver 
Jeremy Carney 
Jess Hoeper 
Jessica Hope 
Jihan Ali 
Michael McKnight 
Michele Sneed 
Nazia Basha 
Nicole Young 
Teya F. Dahle 
Thu-ha Park 
Warren L. Graver 
Yacenia Murlee Q. Crisostomo

Where Social Work Can Lead You: Journeys Into, Around and Even Out of Social Work

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Martin, Daniel

Hoeper, Jess

Fordham, Amanda

Tyson, Beth

Fields, Cherish

Broderick, Christina

Aaberg, Courtney

Frank, Deb

Menon, Sujeeta E.

Psychology & Counseling

Bridget Aileen LLC

Written by social work professionals and leaders from across the US and Canada to depict the human within the work. Learn the stories of 24 leaders and how they found Social Work.

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Divinity Speaks: Women Who Tune In & Trust Divine Inspiration

Self-Help

Rumore, Amanda

Schoffmann, Carol Louise

Greenleaf, Elisha

Hinds, Abigail

Personal Transformation

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