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From unwritten statements to clear statements, they all shape our identity I recall a developmental class while in graduate school that caused me to rethink the idea that if someone had not told me something was unattainable, I would have attained it. If someone had not said to me that I was too broken, I would have been a helper much sooner. In elementary, had I not been told I was dumb in math class, I would have become a math whiz. When we are in the early stages of development, we are not concerned with what others think. Then we are introduced to rules and boundaries.
As a private clinician, I have witnessed many clients who have had similar stories with negative transcripts.
This book will help you in:
- Dealing with your past and the roles we assume with our history that follow us into our adult life.
- Dealing with Childhood grief
- Developing the best parenting approach
- Maintaining excellent relationship with others
- Mental health management
- Erasing Shame and the feeling of guilt
- Letting go of negative transcripts and rewriting the narrative
As you read through this book, you will see a lot that is familiar in many of the stories.Open yourself up to see something and do something different to change your narrative.
About the Author
Danny L. Ross is founder and principal therapist at DLR Counseling Group, an Arlington, Texas-based agency that provides personalized counseling services for individuals, couples, and families. He is also a school counselor in Fort Worth, Texas. Danny’s commitment to the wellbeing of children and families spans over twenty years in a myriad of professional settings. From his tenure as an elementary school music teacher in Florida to his work as an interventionist to his current work as a therapist, Danny’s service is characterized by authenticity, compassion and expertise.
He is a lifelong learner with a broad academic background and specialized training in his field. Danny holds a B.A. in music and sociology and a M.Ed. in Counselor Education. He also holds several certifications and licensures: elementary teaching certification with ESL endorsement, PK-12 school counseling certification, National Certified Counselor (NCC), and licensed professional counselor (LPC).
Danny is frequently called upon to share his knowledge as a workshop facilitator and guest lecturer. Regardless of the role he occupies, his mission is to equip, empower, and educate.
The Messages We Keep was birthed from not only Danny's experiences but so many conversations with clients, parents, students, and professionals. Because of these perceived messages, individuals have been paralyzed not to be their best self-due to faulty thinking. His hope is that this book helps all that read it to explore, The Messages They Keep.
Do you want to live a better life? Then what are you waiting for?
