Rays of Hope books were created to help people navigate through life transitions.
If you are experiencing significant life changes or have lost a loved one due to ending a relationship, death, or even struggling with positive changes such as graduation, marriage, or moving into a new residence, you've come to the right place.
In this site and in the Rays of Hope books, you'll discover many resources to help you.
The new book has all new nature photography by Susan and is endorsed by Jack Canfield, coauthor of the #1 New York Times-bestselling Chicken Soup for the Soul series for his "authors making a difference" podcast.
To view the podcast, click here: https://youtu.be/3tol7WBMaLgJack Canfield and Susan Zimmerman podcast
You'll hear stories about therapeutic navigation of life transitions, ideas for journaling, and how poetry lights up the brain to generate life-enhancing insights.
In addition, Susan is asked to tell her story about why she wrote Rays of Hope and how it helps readers during transitions of multiple kinds. Tune in for tips and insights that may light the way for guiding changes you're going through right now!
Jack Canfield says, "I love this book. With its beautiful poetry, pictures, therapeutic content, and quotes, it's a full meal. Gift it to yourself or anyone who is suffering through a transition, or feeling stuck or lost, which fits everyone today, given what's going on in the world."
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"Susan Zimmerman's breathtakingly beautiful book is a beacon of comfort and direction in difficult times. The way she explains different emotions and situations is masterful and warmly inspiring. Her thoughtful explanations will help you make sense of your emotions and sit with them more peacefully. I have shared Rays of Hope widely with others who've suffered the loss of loved ones, relationships, vigor, certainty, jobs, or other losses of something cherished that is no more."
~ Jody Jacobson, PhD, MSBA, The Human Skills Institute