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Very Well: A novel about hormones, women, and why Freud was wrong

After surviving the tsunami of her daughters’ teenage hormones, PMDD, and Postpartum depression, Helen is engulfed in her own menopausal tidal wave. Debilitated by brain fog and hot flashes she hears about the Mindbody Connection and watches as her hormone nightmare starts to disappear.

Where will her dedication and sacrifice take her as she embarks on a courageous journey to bring women back to their innate wellbeing?

Can she bring this new understanding of how the mind and body work to help other women get relief from their suffering with hormones?

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Om forfatteren

Chana Studley

In the 1980s after 3 very violent attacks, Chana Studley suffered severe PTSD experiencing years of debilitating anxiety and stress. “It was like my brain just blew a fuse and everything went quiet.” Following this remarkable transformation, she trained to be a counselor and has spent the last 30 years helping others recover from trauma, chronic pain, and anxiety. Chana has worked with all kinds of clients, adults, and children who want a deeper understanding of their own experience.

Alongside her counseling career, Chana worked in Hollywood for 20 years creating special effects in major movies and gained an Academy Award as part of the team for the movie Babe.

In the last few years, she has become a certified Life Coach, a World Health Organisation Psychological First Responder, and a Three Principles Practitioner. As well as coaching and mentoring people all over the world she offers a transformational Program helping people with chronic pain. https://www.chanastudley.com/painless

Chana discovered that by turning her experiences into novels she can reach many more people. “The common theme in all my fiction is seeing situations where people have been told there is no hope or they will be coping for the rest of their lives while other people are making big money from their misery. There is always hope, there are many alternatives and there is a deep well of health and wisdom in every one of us.”