Resources to Support You Along the Way

  • A color-coded chart displaying positive and negative emotions categorized into sections such as Joyful, Peaceful, Sad, Mad, Scared, and Powerful, with specific feelings listed under each category.

    Feelings Wheel

    The Feelings Wheel, developed by Dr. Gloria Willcox, is a simple yet powerful tool that helps put words to what we feel. By expanding your emotional vocabulary, it becomes easier to recognize, understand, and express your inner experience which is a key step toward emotional awareness and connection with yourself.

  • Window of Tolerance

    Window of Tolerance

    The Window of Tolerance, developed by Dr. Dan Siegel, illustrates the range where we feel calm, connected, and able to think clearly. When we move outside this range, we may feel overwhelmed or shut down. Download a free digital copy to increase self-awareness and practice emotional regulation.

  • IFS Reference Sheet

    Internal Family Systems (IFS) Quick Reference Guide

    This one-page IFS Quick Reference Guide offers a clear, easy-to-understand overview of the Internal Family Systems model — perfect for anyone wanting to understand or explain the core concepts of IFS at a glance.

  • Circle of Control

    Circle of Control (Digital Download)

    This Circle of Control infographic highlights the difference between what we can control and what we cannot. The head-shaped circle map illustrates 8 things within our control and 13 things outside of it—making it a helpful visual for grounding, boundary work, and reducing overwhelm.

  • Book cover titled 'Navigating Sexual Intimacy' with an image of two clasped hands resting on white fabric. Subtitle reads 'A Resource for Helping Couples Discuss Intimacy and Sex.' Author is Rachel Hyland, MS, LPC/MHSP. Additional text includes 'Let's talk about sex, baby!'

    Navigating Sexual Intimacy eBook | Game for Couples

    This eBook was created for couples who struggle to talk openly about sex and intimacy. Using a lighthearted sexual bingo game as a guide, this resource is designed to help couples approach the topic with curiosity, honesty, and a sense of playfulness—making space for connection, communication, and growth.