Crossing Life's Bridges

As you journey through life, you will experience transitions that impact your emotional, mental, relational, and physical well-being. Whether those circumstances are anticipated or unexpected, personal or professional, exciting or distressing, you may face feelings of vulnerability and uncertainty as you let go of the familiar.

Like the velvet nose of a powerful yet gentle horse, Dr. Myra Heckenlaible-Gotto gently nudges you to improve your self-awareness, giving you the opportunity to improve your self-care, so you can be more present in your relationships, let go of things that weigh you down, and embrace your God-given gifts to create a ripple effect of kindness and compassion in your life.

In Crossing Life's Bridges, Myra combines her heart for teaching, love of the outdoors, and trust in the experiential process as she shares her unique perspective on navigating life transitions. With a mix of stories, experiences, and lessons learned, she helps you navigate the everyday struggles which are frequently minimized and can hold you captive.

Using a conversational style of writing, she offers you support, while challenging you to dig deep, encouraging you to awaken your curiosity and gain clarity as you make your next shift.

This book encourages you to move forward at your own pace and in your own way, creating a new sense of direction and a healthy rhythm in your life.

Praise for Crossing Life's Bridges and the Work of Myra Heckenlaible-Gotto"Myra's heart for serving people and seeking to liberate others from the things that hold them back is so encouraging. How she integrates practical tools with her personal story and experiences is brilliant. This is a great example of how to take self-awareness and put it into action in a way that lets you bring your best to the world."
~ Jeremie Kubicek, Executive Chairman/Co-Founder of GiANT Worldwide"As a coach Myra embodies kindness, compassion, caring, and joy. It is comforting to be in her presence and the light in her eyes is not only uplifting but reassuring, indicative of hope and the knowledge that the client has someone who is present, wise, and has your back."
~ Sharon M., Alberta, Canada