Amy Sherman Book Blog Tour – Distress Free Aging
Posted by Teresa | Under Writing Lessons Saturday May 17, 2008I love it when someone takes the lessons that they learn in life and share them to help others. Amy Sherman is just one of those people. She has written a book, Distress Free Again, A Boomer’s Guide to Creating a Fulfilling and Purposeful Life.
I am conducting a blog tour to help promote Amy’s book and would like to share with you the scheduled dates and blog links of the participants. I hope you will enjoy the tour and visit all the participants sites to read their questions and reviews of the book.
Schedule
May 17th – Here, of course (see my brief interview with Amy below)
May 18th – Roise Horner at Boomers Review, http://rosiesboomerreview.com/boomers-have-distress-free-aging/
May 19th – Judy Davids at Rock Star Mommy, http://www.judydavids.com
May 20th – Lisa Fredette at Passionate about Life Coaching, http://www.lisafredette.com
May 21st – Heidi Richards at The WECAI Network (and Virtual Women’s Day), http://www.virtualwomensday.blogspot.com
May 22nd -Phyllis Goldberg, Ph.D. and Rosemary Lichtman, Ph.D. – Website: www.HerMentorCenter.com
Blog: www.NourishingRelationships.blogspot.com
May 23rd – Mary Eileen Williams at Feisty Side of Fifty
May 24th – Neli at http://www.stress-fat-heart-solutions-for-boomers.com/
Here is a brief interview that I did with Amy Sherman, author of Distress Free Aging.
Please tell me more about yourself
I am a licensed mental health counselor in the state of
and I follow a holistic approach to therapy, integrating all aspects
of the body, mind and spirit into my sessions. I am also a trained
hypnotherapist, specializing in anxiety, weight loss and health issues.
When did you start writing the book?
I started writing this book several years ago when I was transitioning
away from a 9-5 counseling position at an agency to my own
private practice.
Why did you decide to write a book on this subject?
I was feeling disillusioned and disenchanted with my life and I
needed something to boost me, to help me feel empowered and
inspired. The 10 strategies in “Distress-Free Aging” are the
techniques I used and continue to use in my life’s challenges.
I knew other boomers could also benefit from
this valuable information.
What is your favorite color and why?
I like blue because I think it looks good with my skin and hair color.
To purchase the book, click the following linkDistress Free Aging or at her website Bummed Out Boomer
