Free Tools to Guide and Help You on Your Healing Journey

Sign up for the FREE "Getting Started with The Healing Codes" email course for your essential guide for getting the most out of The Healing Codes. 

View my video demonstration of how to do The Healing Code. 

Use this timer for doing your Healing Code  (change position every time timer chimes; will continue until you stop it. Right click to download to your device.)

Download my Truth Focus Statements + Love Picture  for when you do a Healing Code, or to meditate on for Healing Prayer. (I ask for the email address so I can send you updates. For instance, I recently added another Love Picture that people are thanking me for.)

Sign up for my regular free email coaching letter  , in which I continue to give you tips and ongoing coaching for your healing journey.

  Free Assessments

Any of the assessments below will provide some direction for your healing journey. Please read the descriptions below and take whichever assessments resonate with you. It's OK to take more than one! I ask for your email address for each, so that I can give you more information targeted to your specific need. I'm an avid researcher, and love to share what I'm learning, but I only want to send help that applies to you. 

Take the Free Love Styles Quiz to Identify Your Core Relational Issues

I have begun using the Love Styles quiz with clients to pinpoint how they learned to love based on childhood experiences. It is an excellent way to target areas of healing and growth.

Your childhood experiences form the foundation of who you are, continuing to inform the way you respond to others or express love, even far into adulthood. The results of all these experiences are actually very predictable because people tend to fall into one of five special categories, which Milan and Kay Yerkovich, authors of How We Love, call "Love Styles."

This quiz from the Yerkoviches will score you in each of the five Love Style categories, with a high score in any category signaling a trouble area. While most people will have a single, dominant Love Style, it is possible for you to have multiple problem areas. Don’t worry, at the end of the quiz they’ll explain your results and provide you with some next steps to begin your emotional recovery.

I am asking you to sign up below so that I can follow up with other helpful tools and ways to use this in your healing journey. The Love Styles quiz is from Kay and Milan Yerkovich, from their website. 

Do You Have a More Finely-Tuned Nervous System than Other People?

If you find:

• you need more down time than most people because you process things deeply ... 
• you tend to be overstimulated easily by strong sensory input (noise, crowds), strong emotions, etc. ... 
• you are emotionally responsive, especially to people and their emotions ... 
• you notice every little thing ... 

you might be part of the 20% of the population with the inborn trait of High Sensitivity (or Sensory Processing Sensitivity).

Take the assessment for High Sensitivity and begin to learn how to thrive as a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP). (This quiz is a psychologically-validated assessment developed by Dr. Elaine Aron, author of The Highly Sensitive Person and other books on this trait, and the pioneer in discovering this trait.)

Take the Childhood Emotional Neglect Questionnaire if You Feel Something is Missing from Your Life, But You Don't Know What It Is.

Do you feel a vague sense of emptiness, or incompleteness, or like you're "not enough"? Yet you look at your childhood, and you had no major traumas that you can remember. In fact, you don't have many memories at all.

There is a reason for this. You may have grown up with Childhood Emotional Neglect (CEN)--where you didn't get enough emotional support. Yet, because you didn't learn what it would feel like to have emotional support, you don't know what you've missed.

Take the CEN assessment and find out if this is true of you.

Note: I have found that most HSPs grew up with CEN, simply because most parents aren't aware of the special needs of HSPs and so were unable to provide the kind of support HSP children need.