Embracing Your True Self: A Guide to Unleashing Your Innate Potential

by Heather Tustison

Overview

You are invited on a journey of self exploration. Find your true self. Align with the genuine and authentic parts of who you are. This journal/workbook is intended to align you with your innate purpose. Your calling to be, to fix, to create. Use this as a tool to unleash what is and has always been at your fingertips. Then, stand back and watch as you flourish, thrive, and embrace your joy you were born with.

Many agonize over the concept of what they are "called" to do.
Some refer to it as purpose, mission, or vision.
Many look to outside sources; friends, family, or faith.
They often find themselves unresolved, wanton, and discouraged.
Is it true that one can have a calling?
Is it true that there is purpose in each one of us?
The answer is yes.
The answer is within.
Instead of looking outside for the answers,
it's time to start looking inward.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798369271322
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	06/28/2023
Edition description:	2nd ed.
Pages:	114
Sales rank:	357,081
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.27(d)

About the Author

Heather Tustison, LCPC, NCC, is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor with a degree from a CACREP accredited Marriage and Family Counseling program. She has been a counselor since 2006 and in Private Practice since 2008. She is the Clinical Director at her practice – Treasure Wellness Counseling and Training Center, supervising graduate student interns and professionals.

She specializes in marriage and family counseling and is passionate about improving satisfaction in all relationships. She has further honed proficiency in communication skills, conflict management and identification of primary relational needs.

She owns Treasure Wellness Counseling and Training Center. Here, she hosts counselors and marriage and family therapists that unite under the same vision to encourage, prioritize, and build excellence in the profession of counseling – promoting an atmosphere of wellness for individuals, couples, families, and groups.

Many of her interns and co-workers utilize her relational and interpersonal needs intervention she has developed and have found it beneficial working with relationships in counseling.

She has been involved in state, national, and international leadership since 2004, and has earned several awards for her professional service. While counseling is her main passion, leadership and service to her profession is another. She trains regularly on leadership development skills, ethics, private practice, spirituality, and mentors fellow counseling organizations on a national level.

Contact Heather for consultation or speaking engagements at:
www.heathertustison.com

Editorial Reviews

This paper has provided for me, a road map to the rest of my life.

It has allowed me the ability to genuinely get to know who I am.

Learning more about myself while working on this paper has provided me the opportunity to fully understand myself and in a different light. It not only highlighted the ways I see myself, but how others see me as well, giving me a road map to how I can become the person I have always wanted to be.

Casey Payne, LPC, NCC
Former Intern Supervisee

Treasure Wellness - Casey Payne

If you choose to embark on this journey for yourself, I hope that you will look back and thank yourself for getting started...then thank Heather. Completing the 6 Steps and writing your Genuine Self Position Paper is not a race. Take the time to honestly consider what is true about you in your core. You are the expert on you.

J. M.
Current Client
Currently working on year 3 of his Genuine Self Position

Current Client - J M

We are told that we attract those that are most like us; happy, sad, joyful, energized, trustworthy, honest. Yet, very few of us know who we are. I didn't know myself. I had an idea of who I am - and I did not know the 'genuine me.' Then I did the work. I followed the steps. I defined who I am, who I want to be - and even who I want in my life. I discovered what I value in myself and others. I found offense in myself, where I was at, and how I got there. I found myself.

D.B.
Current Client

Current Client - D B