SHIFTING Bravely brilliantly describes the phases of personal metamorphosis and offers profound insight, concrete information and practical tools and exercises to skillfully and lovingly navigate the journey into oneself.”

— Marcie R. Elias, JD, MA
Organizational Psychologist

The book’s expansion of the word betrayal beyond its typical connotation allows readers to connect to the book on a variety of levels. As many other books limit the scope of the meaning of betrayal, Daughters Betrayed By Their Mothers sets out to demonstrate that betrayal happens in many forms, often going unnoticed, yet has a tremendous consequence in all aspects of life. While the mother-daughter bond is often considered to be one of the most nurturing, safe, and loving bonds known, this book explores what happens when this distinguished expectation is not met.

As a health and wellness coach, I quickly came to discover that health and wellness is way more than just diet and exercise. I look forward to recommending Daughters Betrayed By Their Mothers: Moving From Brokenness to Wholeness to clients who have had similar experiences and may be unaware of how these experiences not only affect them emotionally but in all aspects of their journey towards their most complete and healthy lifestyle.”

— Omar Cumberbatch
The Health Coach Academy Founder

Well written, beautifully paced, and consistently engaging. This heart-warming story takes us on an emotional journey with two teenage girls, growing up in a modern society surrounded by social pressure to embark on a sexual relationship before they are ready. The novel sensitively explores teenage friendship, sexual relationships, and self-esteem. In a world rife with underage sex and teenage pregnancies, this book gives young people a chance to see there is Another Way to express love: through mutual respect and trust. This is an invaluable addition to any young person’s bookshelf. “

— Martine Johnson
Child & Adolescent Wellbeing Mentor

The second edition of Breaking Through Betrayal offers an empathic, insightful and compassionate look at the universal pain of betrayal and relapse. Like an experienced wilderness guide who can skillfully navigate treacherous terrain, Holli Kenley points out the steep cliffs and the quicksand, while gently encouraging each traveller to claim their own unique vistas and hidden treasures on this journey. The process outlined through narrative and activities includes restorative practices that lead to increased hope and resiliency. Like its author, this book is a wise and compassionate companion on the journey.“

— Rajani Venkatraman Levis, LMFT, PPS, CTS
Psychotherapist & Certified Trauma Specialist

Mountain Air is a rush of words and emotions turned into poetry! The author, Holli Kenley, weaves her web of words to take the reader on an exploration through Nature and the pangs of relapse from a childhood trauma only she can envision. I honor Kenley’s use of words to display an array of pictorials in the mind, such as: “Denial does not like to rest; its lies are ready and willing to sabotage truth at every turn.” The book echoes a healing element through its unfolding adventure from present to past and back to present once again. Thank you, Holli for sharing your journey with us.“

— Barbara Sinor, Ph.D.
Author of “Gifts From The Child Within: Self-Discovery and Self-Recovery Through
Re-Creation Therapy", 2nd Edition

In her “no holds barred” manual, Kenley has captured the incredible significance and power of cyberbullying, in a way that leaves the reader both shaken by its impact and relieved by the steps offered to manage it. This pamphlet is not an expression of fear or worry; rather it is a brilliant effort to provide parents with the tools and concepts they need to both understand the potential of internet communication, as well as those needed to protect and assist their children in using technology effectively and safely. She makes her point quickly, thoroughly and accurately, leaving the reader to feel that he has the foundation to better understand, communicate and protect his child in a world with so many unknowns.“

— Laurie Zelinger, PhD, RPT-S and Fred Zelinger, PhD:
Licensed Psychologists