Book series for women
the collection
“A thought-provoking experience that will change how stepmoms handle conflict and process trauma.”
This 230-page journal juxtaposes the practice of mindfulness with humor, short stories, memes and thought-provoking exercises. This journal provides mindset shifting solutions for the three main sources of contention for Stepmothers:
- The high-conflict biological mother
- A partner that cannot set proper boundaries
- Challenging stepchildren
“This is NOT a kiss & makeup workbook.”
Girl, Bye! She’s Not Going Anywhere…Neither Are You is a 135-page workbook+video series for women that are stuck in the throes of conflict. While it would be nice for Moms and Stepmoms to become great friends, that’s usually a far fetched reality for most. This workbook teaches all women how to be the highest version of themselves while CoMothering in situations that contradict her expectations and challenge her peace.
Girl, Bye! has been declared better than “six months of therapy in a paperback book!”
NAJA HALL
Master stepfamily coach, Founder of Blended & Black and VIPStepmom
Naja has been dubbed the Queen of Conflict Resolution. She is also one of the most recognizable faces in the blended family niche. Naja is a Master Stepfamily Coach, founder of the Blended and Black and VIPStepmom communities. She also hosts top-ranked podcast, I Know I’m Crazy with Naja Hall.
Testimonials
This book was better than 6 months of therapy
I felt so challenged during the 10 days of Girl, Bye! To be honest, there were a few times I had to put it down and walk away! I had to really sit back and take a long look at my issues and own up to my responsibility in my family’s issues.
— Catrissa James, Mom/Stepmom
— Catrissa James, Mom/Stepmom
The ebook+videos were exactly what I needed
The videos were my favorite part of Girl, Bye! I felt like I was talking to a girlfriend who knows exactly how I feel. The workbook provided an outline and a study guide for me. My notes show me how much I’ve grown!
— Sahara Williamson, Mother
— Sahara Williamson, Mother