Join us this Friday, January 17th for our first book signing and reading of the year with the enterprising Dr. Dacia P. Hastings Proctor, @thetalkdr.📚

The book of the evening will be her debut called “Life after the Pandemic: 7 Tips for Coping Emotionally in an Uncertain World.” Within this book contains 7 practical tips on how to quiet the noise of the outside world, and focus and find peace in understanding what exactly you can control as an individual in a more healthier manner. Sounds like a breath of fresh air right?

Born and raised on St. Croix, Dr. Dacia understands the importance of creating resources for those having emotional/mental struggles as she is a private practicing psychotherapist in Washington, DC and Maryland.

You can learn more about what she does at her website, www.thetalkdr.com, and meet her in person at 3:00pm to 5:00pm on January 17th to talk more about her and her book. Come on out and support! 📖

We do not have copies of the book in store at the moment, as the author will be bringing some with her on Friday. For more info on the book, read the book synopsis below. ⬇️ See you soon.💕

Book Synopsis:

“Post-pandemic, people are behaving in unprecedented ways causing mass disturbances worldwide. It seems the world is struggling with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). We are dealing with global wars, school shootings, societal eradication and take-overs, political apathy and mistrust, civil unrest, financial stress and uncertainty, divisiveness towards one another, lack of morality, unkindness, mental health trauma, and a whole host of other challenges. We seem to be waiting for the next shoe to drop, wondering what will it be next time? This book helps you focus on getting back to the basics with focusing your efforts on maintaining a healthy mind, body, spirit, and overall well-being, regardless of what might be happening around and within you. With these 7 practical tips for coping with an uncertain world, you are forced to shift your attention to what you can control, “you,” instead of things of the past, or those things yet to come.”