SUPPORTING THOSE WHO SUPPORT OTHERS

Seeking wholeness is often a long journey of hope which requires numerous tools and resources to guide individuals through obstacles. In addition to our flagship books, change your narrative and I’m changing it, which helps individuals to process the stages of wholeness, we have also created a number of free tools and resources, including:

• First steps cards

• Connect cards

• Posters

• Mobile backgrounds

• “How to” coaching pages

• One page worksheets

• And Resource guides for each of our primary topics

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CHANGE YOUR NARRATIVE - RESOURCE GUIDE

The change your narrative resource collection is an anthology of 150+ PDF’s which encompass the entire change your narrative messaging specific to our eight core crisis issues.

These PDF’s answer questions such as: 

• What does it mean to struggle with the issue?

• How many people are affected by it?

• Why would someone struggle with it?

• If someone I know struggles, how do I support them?

• What are some of the myths surrounding this issue?

• How can I reiterate that I love someone even if they struggle?

• What mental health support looks like.

• What a safety plan looks like.

• And What immediate resources are available.

CHANGE YOUR NARRATIVE - 8 TOPICS

Watching someone you care for struggle with issues such as abuse, addiction, anxiety, bullying, depression, eating disorders and image matters, self-harm, and suicidal ideation can be incredibly painful. You want to be there for them. You can see hope for them, even if they struggle to know what that looks like, yet guiding them towards it can feel elusive. 

The goal of Change Your Narrative is to offer those who struggle a way to process. Just like you – we can not solve the issues for them. Instead, we provide hope through acknowledgment, validation, and directional guidance towards actionable steps they can take to find the freedom they deserve.

CHANGE YOUR NARRATIVE - BOOKLETS

As an answer to address the need for well-researched information about difficult topics, I created a series of 60+ booklets. They follow a similar model to each other and share content, yet target different issues. Each booklet addresses one of our 8 core topics and answers one single question – allowing those who struggle and those who care for those who do to have access to immediate ways to process. 

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Each booklet was created to answer 1 question, such as:

• What do I do if I struggle with the issue?

• What do I do, as a teenager, if I struggle with the issue?

• What do I do if someone I care for struggles?

• What do I do, as a parent, if my child struggles?

• What do I do if a student I know struggles with this issue?

• The issue is hard to understand. What do I need to know to understand it?