What if the shift into your next chapter
started with purpose, not pain?
The page is open. The pen is in your hand.
You’ve Outgrown Survival. Now What?
You’re not starting from scratch — you’re starting from experience.
Now it’s time to rebuild with clarity, conviction, and purpose.
Whether you’re ready to realign with God’s truth,
make sense of what really happened, or take strategic action to grow
— each of these next steps is designed to help you move forward with intention.
You’ll find encouragement, insight, and momentum here.
Start where you are — and move toward the life you were always meant to live.
Choose the the next steps that are right for you
Weekly Truth for the
Woman Rewriting Her Story
Glass Slipper Reflections delivers weekly truth for spiritually grounded women healing after narcissistic abuse — weaving biblical wisdom with emotional insight, and offering not just comfort, but clarity and forward momentum.
If you’re ready to exchange survival mode for steady growth, these reflections will meet you with grace… and call you into greater strength.
Glass Slipper Reflections is a complimentary subscription delivered weekly to your inbox.
You’ll receive your first devotional Reflection immediately.
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Spot the Narcissist Hiding Behind the Fairytale
Before the Story Turned Dark
If you’ve ever felt blindsided… or struggled to make sense of how someone so charming could become so cruel — this masterclass is for you.
I’ll teach you how to:
- Gain insights into the 4 categories on the Narcissistic Relationship Spectrum
- Understand what drives narcissistic behavior – not just what it looks like
- Know when someone has crossed the line from unhealthy to destructive
- Break free from confusion and begin trusting your discernment again
This training will be available soon — and subscribers will be the first to know when it’s released.
Want early access to this complimentary, on-demand video training?
Send me a quick email with the word “Masterclass” in the Subject Line and feel free to share a bit of your story. I’d love to hear it.