I really do appreciate your kind words and you sharing your story!! BUT INSTEAD OF emailing me, it’s best to join the discussion in the comments on that article you read, on the social media post, or on any of my other blog posts. Your real name is not required and someone else might benefit from hearing your story or that question you have, as well. I love to hear stories but please understand we're overloaded with daily emails for all these reasons mentioned below and more. We cannot respond to everyone and continue to work in this ministry. Thanks for your understanding!

Currently, I'm not taking new clients or meeting with anyone just to talk. If you are being abused in any way (emotionally, physically, sexually, or financially) please reach out to your local domestic violence shelter or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233 for help. All abuse is violence and they are specifically trained to help you escape.

Check you other email folders – including Promotion, Spam and Junk folders. If it's been more than 15 minutes and you still can’t find it, scroll to the bottom and fill out the form. Someone will get back to you as soon as possible. We always respond to customers and clients FIRST! Do not repurchase these items, we'll make sure you get what you've paid for!

I wish I had time to answer every email I receive from parents of adulterers; parents, sisters, brothers, and all other extended family members of people married to an adulterer, abuser, or narcissist, who seek my advice about what to do. I just do not have the time to help every person who emails me. That's just not my area of expertise, so I'd suggest you find someone else better equipped to help you. Thank you for understanding!

There are tabs on the product pages. There is a FAQs tab there as well that will probably answer most of your questions about the printables. The tabs are right under the pictures – gray-colored – next to the “Description” tab.

If you’re contacting me to advertise for you, please read the about page, to learn more about this ministry. Do you know who this ministry is for and what resources they’re looking for (it's no longer a homeschool website for all parents)? Also, check out the disclosure page, for more information about what kind of advertising this ministry accepts and why.

I will always look at compensated freelance writing opportunities, advertising proposals, affiliate marketing opportunities, and ministry or video collaborations to see if they would be a good fit for this ministry and its target market. If they are, I’d love to work with you!

After you’ve learned more about me and this ministry, fill out the form below with your information – be very specific – sharing how we can help each other or collaborate on a project. Please include a media kit and/or links to your online business (website and social media accounts), if applicable.

If you’re doing an online summit or other “workshop” that you’re requesting my presence and wisdom… here are my TWO guidelines.

1. I only collaborate with people who’ve connected with me on social media at least a couple of times. That means they’ve followed me, commented – a conversation not just “great pic/article” (without reading) – and shared my work on their growing platforms. This helps make sure the people I’m working with know me, what I write, who exactly I write for and coach. And hopefully, I’ve had time to get to know you and what exactly you do too. We don’t have to agree on everything, but I at least want to know we fully understand and support each other’s work.
2. The other person must be working very hard to grow their platform. This is a day after day hustle to grow a website and/or online business. I only work with people who are working as hard as I am, without trying to circumvent that work by using others, and it must show with an active online presence and community.

(I’m very easy to work with once you understand my boundaries. )

No, thank you, we are NOT taking guest posts about things that has nothing to Christian women preparing for, going through, or healing after a divorce.