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Room for Change: Practical Ideas for Reviving After Loss

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I am a life coach who works with many clients who are on the grief recovery journey, and this book is just the right length for those who are in the early stages of grieving. It is practical, down to earth, and full of ideas that the reader can implement without having to buy something new. The suggestions for making changes to one's home are simple yet can make a huge difference in creating an environment that encourages healing. The warmth and depth of the author's compassion, heart, and understanding shine through. Highly recommended!

As I walk through the chapters in this book with Susan, I feel inspired by her creativity. Knowing Susan and all the redesigning she has done in our house, the ideas in this book reach another level. Her sensitive spirit and comforting tone will touch the hearts of those who have suffered a loss and are ready to move forward. You can't help but fall in love with her ideas for change and movement within a home, and you can't help but feel the beautiful transformations that will take place in anyone who reads this book.

The perfect book for someone who is working through the grief process as I have. The author offers a unique approach that can help one move forward after the loss of a loved one. The book provides practical tips on how to bring about simple, but meaningful change. I really appreciate the book's focus on how one can change their personal environment at little or no cost, and how those changes can lead to inner eace. Well done!!

Written in a way that anyone can enjoy - whether one has recently lost a loved one, is dealing with some other type of loss in their life, or just to spark up their life with redecorating changes. Sue speaks from the heart and makes the book a combination of good, common sense and the gift of using one's imagination to rearrange the physical atmosphere in which they live. One can tell in just the first few chapters that the author is a compassionate, caring, intellectual lady.