We are preparing to mail 100 copies of our book to military soldiers starting in January. The 2nd 100 will be given to veterans at hospitals and clinics. And the following 100 will be sent out to more soldiers. We just completed the free book “When Soldiers Come Home” to give to everyone who supports our book campaign. We need your help. Any donation amount will be appreciated.

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About the Book

“Holistic Life Balance: Five Steps To Enjoying Being Alive” by Dorothy W. Parker, M.A., offers a comprehensive guide to achieving a well-rounded, healthy lifestyle. It focuses on five key areas: Emotional Health, Spiritual Health, Physical Health, Psychological Health, and Social Well-Being. This book particularly benefits veterans and soldiers as it addresses the crucial aspects of holistic health, often impacted by their demanding and stressful careers.

The book provides practical strategies and insights on cultivating emotional resilience, spiritual connection, physical well-being, mental health, and social relationships. For veterans and soldiers who may face unique challenges such as PTSD, physical injuries, and reintegration into civilian life, this holistic approach can offer significant benefits. It helps in developing coping mechanisms, finding inner peace, maintaining physical fitness, nurturing psychological health, and building strong social support systems, all of which are essential for their overall well-being and successful transition to civilian life.”

The Importance of Supporting Veterans

Our veterans and active military personnel have given so much in service to our country. Yet, their transition back to civilian life can be fraught with challenges – from physical injuries to mental health struggles. Supporting them is not just a matter of gratitude but a duty.

Benefits of Reading for Veterans

Reading is more than an escape; it’s a therapy. For veterans, books can offer a respite from stress, an avenue for self-discovery, and a source of comfort and connection. Through stories, they can explore new perspectives, find solace, and even discover strategies to navigate the complexities of post-service life.