I’m thinking of the beautiful azure sky and the crisply defined clouds and I am home.
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Just finished filming a video on “Suicide Prevention” with these fine young men who have the fire in their belly to spread messages of healing and wholeness to all. They are members of a grassroots organization, Lutheran Suicide Prevention Ministry. It’s a beautiful thing when faith and clinical depression are in the same conversation. We…
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Click here: Book Trailer: Becoming Who I Am “I am not what happened to me…I am who I choose to become.“-C.G. Jung Wise words. Words that are filled with hope. Words that remind us that no matter where we are right now, or what we may be going through, or what we have already been through,…
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I am who I am!! A child of God, a follower of Jesus Christ, a woman, a wife, a mother, a daughter, a sister and I battle depression. I love life, adore my family, and am so grateful for God for everything in my life including my most devastating experiences with depression and for the…
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Praise for Beth-Sarah Wright’s books Becoming Who I Am was recently nominated for Georgia Author of the Year Award (2016) in the Inspirational/Religious Category. Click on book cover to learn more! This slim volume is full of infectious rhythms and memorable lines, but you will have to read it yourself to discover which ones are…
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Dr. Beth-Sarah Wright is available for speaking engagements and leading retreats/workshops, which can be tailored to your intended purpose and desire. To inquire about scheduling a talk by Dr. Wright, please fill in the form below. You will receive a response within 24 hours. Thank you! Previous Topics/Retreats: “Say Yes to God… Again!” “When we Say…
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Virginia Woolf wrote that “A woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction.” A certain space, I imagined, where creative energy could flow freely. I crave that when I want to write , when I have thoughts that just have to be captured on paper. It is often…
Read MoreMy soul weeps for all this death and tragedy. I am flooded with so many thoughts and emotions. But continuously am drawn to this question: “Will you respect the dignity of every human being?” Not tolerate, not work with, not be friends with, not like, not even love every human being….RE-SPECT. To look again. It…
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