Evelyn Leite - A Search for Sanity One Step At A Time

Tell Me Your Story

If you or someone you love are among the 19.4 million people who suffer alcohol or drug addiction, this unvarnished, raw recount of the various ways and many years the author suffered, can serve as the understanding and validation you need. As her story reveals, the initial “escape” alcohol offers, quickly brings compounding issues setting the person on a path of denial that can lead to destruction. If you doubt God’s love, hear voices that influence you to do evil deeds, and desperately need someone who can understand your struggles, let Evelyn Leite’s experience draw you to the truth, hope and help immediately available. Suggested Interview Segment Topic: 5 Tips for Strengthening Your Family Dynamics 7 Ways to Help Someone Who is Being Abused 10 Forgotten Manners that Matter 12 Keys to Great Relationships The Lost Art of Professionalism Tips for Embracing Your Faith as a Family Overcoming Addiction as a Friend, Family, or Partner Moving Forward: Next Steps as a Friend, Family, or Partner after Addiction Treatment In addition to being able to speak about any of the suggested interview segment topics, here are some suggested interview questions. Why do you feel it is important to be candid about your past? What was the catalyst for changing the trajectory of your life? Why did you decide to become a counselor? How has multicultural counseling changed your perspective? What role does being an author play in your cathartic process and counseling career? What the impetus for telling you story through your latest book, A Search for Sanity? Who are the ideal readers of this book? What do you hope people will take from it? Why are abuse and addiction still treated as taboo subjects? What can we do as society to reduce abuse and addiction? Guest Bio: A featured speaker and active member of Christian Women Speakers, Evelyn has written 18 book and has more than 35 years of diverse counseling experience, specializing in in healing trauma, understanding relationship dynamics, improving communication, and overcoming addictions. Highly regarded for her seminars in multicultural counseling and education, she gives special attention to issues with people from varying cultural and ethnic backgrounds. Please Mention: Listeners can get a free copy of Evelyn’s audiobook by visiting: https://strategies.zoundy.com/freeaudiobook