How to Center and Ground Yourself Amid Chaos

 

 

Kate King, a licensed professional counselor, board-certified art therapist, radiant life coach joins eHealth Radio and the Personal Development Channel. Her new book is "The Radiant Life Project: Awaken Your Purpose, Heal Your Past, and Transform Your Future".

Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels and guest Kate King discuss the following:

1. Personal development work is challenging and time consuming. Why should anyone go through the pain and hardship of looking at themselves so deeply?
2. You have done therapy for years and read a million self-help books. What makes this work different?
3. How can anyone live a radiant life in a world where so much is going wrong?
4. Let’s say someone has a big problem in their life (i.e. an affair, an addiction, a terminal illness). How can this book be helpful?
5. You say in your book that you walk your talk. What do you mean? 
6. Your book teaches a concept called Authentic Integrity. This seems to be a challenging way to live in our modern world. Why should a person choose this path?

Kate King is a licensed professional counselor, board-certified art therapist, radiant life coach, published author, professional artist, and creative entrepreneur. She expertly teaches a unique transformational healing strategy that integrates science, psychology, creativity, and spirituality. Her new book is The Radiant Life Project: Awaken Your Purpose, Heal Your Past, and Transform Your Future (Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Nov. 1, 2023).

Website: https://theradiantlifeproject.com

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