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THIS PROGRAM IS
SOLD OUT!!


The In-Person
Daring to Share
Book Club


Featuring 
the
Hardcopy Author's Edition of

Around the Table:
Escaping the Cycle of Insanity

 by
Diana Reyers

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Join Best-Selling Author,

Diana Reyers

as your

Conversation Facilitator,

Authenticity Coach,

&

Book Club Guide

for 12 Weeks of Reading,

Reflection, & Connection!!

 

Gather in the

Common Room

at

350 Wellington Street

Weekly

from 6:30 to 8:30 pm

beginning

Tuesday, Jan 16, 2024 to April 2, 2024

*free visitor parking at rear of building

and public parking lot*

Only $99 Per Person
to Cover the Cost of 
Your Book Bundle & 12-Week Program
 
**Maximum 28 Participants**

 Begin this 12-week cathartic process,

 inspiring your love of reading, passion for self-awareness, and need for deep connection through meaningful conversation.

Each Book Club Bundle Includes:

12 Chapters from

Diana's Best-Selling Memoir,

Around the Table:

Escaping the Cycle of Insanity

12 Worksheets from

The Daring to Share Your Story 

Self-Discovery Workbook

36 Reflections and Conversation Prompts

from

The Online Book Club Guide

BONUS

Want to write your story?!?!

Additional Writing Tools & Practices 

by Diana,

supporting you to begin writing your story!!

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Around the Table: Escaping the Cycle of Insanity

As a little girl in the early sixties, Diana sat at the kitchen table managing the consequences of spilling her milk. At the age of five, she already sensed the agony of intimidation radiating from the patriarchal figure hanging on the crucifix above the door. She believed her father and Jesus were one and the same and began counting the peas and carrots on her plate to cope with her developed emotional trauma.

 

Through her quest to discover her worthiness and survive her teenage years, Diana’s coping mechanisms amplified as she struggled to define love through acceptance within inherited patterning of matriarchal control.  

 

Her path through adulthood took many u-turns as this courageous woman chose to defy dysfunctional codependency to find genuine connection while co-existing with those she loved.

 

This fifty-five-year account shares the duality of heart-wrenching and heart-warming memories within a daughter’s battle between the perception of what is right and what is wrong while painstakingly escaping the cycle of living on what she believed was the brink of insanity.

Diana Reyers is Founder of Daring to Share Global™

An Emotional Trauma Survivor,

Authenticity Coach,

 Authentic Leadership Global™

Program and Conversation™ Facilitator,

Executive Producer of the

Daring to Share Documentary,

and the 

Best-Selling Author, Editor, and Publisher of several books,

including her memoir 

Around the Table: Escaping the Cycle of Insanity 

Reading “Around the Table” opened my eyes to the hierarchy of parental control and the unique perception and interpretation of each child’s experience and how this shapes their beliefs into adulthood. A greater understanding of families and generational trauma and control that often changes within the place you land within your family dynamic often determines the degree of dysfunction...

 

Donna Fitzgerald, Bestselling Author

Creative Healing Through Transformation:

Conversations with my Soul

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I have known Diana Reyers for over a decade and have always thought of her as a courageous, vulnerable, inspiring leader. And now I know more of the backstory of how she became the remarkable woman that she is. Hers is an exquisitely heartbreaking, brave, enlightening exploration of her roots, the origins of her inner critic, her familial behaviour patterning and the courageous self-reflection and personal growth to become the authentic woman she is today.

I saw parts of myself in her story, and I imagine you will too.

A spellbinding read and an inspiration for your own personal

self-discovery and journey of growth. 


Laura Mack, MBA

CEO at Authentic Leadership Global, Inc.

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