Here is a listing of books I feel will help with

trauma and Transformation.

(For a complete listing click on this link)

Book list on Amazon

Go to my author's page for a complete listing of all my titles

Some of my books are personal for family members, that I did not list below.

Coming Soon!

Themes:

Spiritual connection to the land and ancestors
Breaking gender barriers through competence and spiritual authority
The balance between tradition and necessary change
The cost of leadership and spiritual gifts
Community, family, and finding one's place
Respect for nature and the Cree way of life
The transition period of early 1800s (encroaching colonialism without making it the central focus)

Cultural Elements:

Cree spiritual practices and ceremonies
Seasonal migration patterns
Traditional gender roles and any historical exceptions
The role of medicine people/healers
Tribal governance structures
Relationship with other tribes
The significance of visions and dreams in decision-making
Traditional crafts, foods

A Young Hero for Our Time" "Maligowen isn't just surviving impossible circumstances—she's transforming them. Watching an 11-year-old girl navigate between worlds, heal both her people and their colonizers, and find wisdom beyond her years absolutely captivated me. This isn't your typical 'chosen one' story. It's about the courage to adapt without losing yourself, to build bridges when others only see barriers. Her journey left me thinking about what real strength looks like."

Introduction: A Gentle Beginning

If you are holding this book, I want to begin by saying something important: you are not alone.

The pain of abuse—whether emotional, physical, or both—can leave scars that are hard to see but deeply felt. Trauma lingers in the body, mind, and heart. It can steal peace, distort self-worth, and make the future feel uncertain. And yet, you are here. You picked up these pages. That means something powerful: there is a part of you that believes healing is possible.

This book isn’t about rushing, fixing, or forcing yourself to “move on.” Healing is not a straight line, and it is never about pretending the past didn’t happen. Instead, these pages are here to walk beside you—to offer comfort, practices, and space for your voice.

You will find tools like gratitude, mindfulness, storytelling, and journaling woven throughout. These are not magic cures, but they are gentle anchors. Gratitude reminds us that even in dark times, small lights exist. Mindfulness teaches us to return to the safety of the present. Storytelling helps us reclaim power from the past. Journaling gives us a place to put down what is too heavy to carry inside.

Take this book at your own pace. You may pause. You may skip around. You may write only a sentence some days. That’s okay. Healing happens in small, steady steps—sometimes barely noticeable until you look back and realize how far you’ve come.

As you begin, remember this: you are not broken. You are carrying a story, and every day you turn a page, you move closer to reclaiming it.

This POWERFUL book id a cumulative collection of the knowledge and insights we have proven that work to overcoming the affects abuse has malevolently bestowed upon us. The stories are real, yet we provided anonymity to those

that wished not to be named.