Still going strong after 16 years, Writing on Both Sides of the Brain is considered a classic in the field. It is in its 27th printing, and is used in universities and colleges across the country as well as heralded by many writers who still find motivation and inspiration in its pages. The concepts appeal to business writing as well, especially for any one who has to write as part of his or her job and hates it.

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This is perhaps the most personal of my books. It is a family-oriented book. There are many examples in here of writing with children, and celebrating life’s big times-graduation, landmark birthdays, weddings-and little times, too. If you want to know me, and to know my own family, this is the book that tells our story. But it is not about us, it is about you and ways that you can, as the cover promises, "use the power of the written word to build relationships, heal emotional wounds, and give an incomparable gift to the people you love."

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When you care enough to write down your goals, stand back. Wonderful things are about to happen. Write It Down, Make It Happen combines practical tips with inspiring stories-from a man who wanted to be an opera singer, to a woman searching for a nursing home for her mom who had Alzheimer’s.

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When your heart aches, and you think you have no one to turn to, turn to pen and paper. You are not alone. Writing will ground you, and often provide a path of healing as well. With Pen in Hand addresses two kinds of therapeutic writing: RealTime™ and Reflective. The first records the immediate moment to stop the swirling, to ground you, the second is looking back at a hurt, even many years later. It is never too late to heal.

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