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The most wonderful time of the year is often a source of sadness, depression, and anxiety for thousands of people who experienced the foster care system. The holiday season can be a bitter reminder of the separation from the people who matter most and time spent in foster care during milestone events that can never be reclaimed. Avoiding The Holiday Blues offers a practical approach to help support individuals who may feel sad during the holidays. It includes strategies that can be immediately implemented to help anyone who experienced foster care to avoid the dreaded holiday blues!

Although everyone’s foster care experience is different, there are certain aspects of being in out-of-home placements that are universally shared by many who encounter the Child Welfare System. Hope That Remains uses those shared experiences as a bridge to connect people to hope, healing, and motivation to move forward with their lives while using a faith-based approach. From the first day to the last, each reader will be challenged to examine their past and take practical steps that will encourage them to look forward to a bright future which lies ahead.

Hope That Remains uses shared common experiences held by people who were in foster care to connect them to hope and encourage them to move forward with their life. Foster care no longer has to hinder anyone from becoming their best self. Each day of this devotional challenges the reader to examine their past and take practical steps to improve their lives in a meaningful way. This second edition offers five additional days and complementary journal questions that prompts each reader to make meaningful and positive changes that last.

Imagine that you are living your perfect life. You have the perfect job, family, and you are successful! If you can think it, say it, believe it, and do it, then you can have it! One Day of Hope is designed to build confidence in anyone who has experienced foster care and childhood neglect! The positive affirmations in this book encourages people to start thinking and saying good things about their lives, which can lead to progressive action that promotes successful decision making and a better life.