Welcome

I'm so glad you stopped by!

Hey friend! My name is Sasha. I write books and create tools and resources to help you find peace and well-being, especially if you are dealing with a life that feels upside-down. Life-challenging and unexpected situations like losing your job, being diagnosed with a chronic illness, or coping with grief and loss turn our world upside down. 

Helping people like YOU tap into your inner resilience and find ways to nurture peace & well-being when life feels overwhelming and a little crazy is my passion. Let's face it! These past couple of years have been exactly that!

Resilience is our saving grace and holds the key to navigating our way through difficult times. And there IS a way, my friend!

 

Ready to Move Beyond Overwhelm?

Say goodbye to overwhelm and reignite your passion for life! My mini eBook, Simple Tips to De-Stress and Enhance Joy, shows you how to gently heal burnout and bring more joy into your life!

Filled with simple tips and easy-to-follow suggestions, this free eBook shows you how to release stress, embrace joy and celebrate your life TODAY! 

Simple Steps to De-Stress and Embrace Joy eBook is my gift to you! 

Get Your eBook Here

My motto? One life! Make yours matter! After all, you only have this one precious life!

SK Reid outdoors

Let's keep in touch!


Check out my blog! I post articles on topics ranging from finding your unique path in life to rebuilding life after loss or trauma and heaps of other things. 

Connect on Instagram at @sk.reid.author or click on the icon on this page. Come and say hi! 

And while we're at it, let's be pen pals! My sign-up form is down below!

See you on the other side!

 

 

 

 

“The world around us may be uncertain and challenging,

yet peace is possible.

Hope lives here.”

 

Safe Haven

 

 

 

 

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“The space in our hearts that comes from being more compassionate towards our fellow sentient beings ultimately engenders in our collective soul a capacity for greater compassion towards other people. This would be the ironic gift awaiting a more compassionate world.”

A Year Of Medical Thinking