The New Third Act: A Woman's Guide to Midlife and Beyond - Softcover

Carr PhD, Suzanne Justice

9780692263501: The New Third Act: A Woman's Guide to Midlife and Beyond

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ISBN 10: 0692263500 ISBN 13: 9780692263501

Publisher: Suzanne Justice Carr, 2014

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Get ready to live your inspired life! Become the woman you were meant to be! In midlife, generally age 45 and up, many women experience a lot of change, and therefore, a lot of opportunity. Reclaim your dreams lost among the responsibilities of career and family, and discover joy and fulfillment during your life's pinnacle -- The New Third Act. * Embrace change in the present moment and live intentionally *Claim your feminine strengths and stand in your power *Face physical and emotional challenges with heart-centered choices *Grow authentic identity as you learn from relationships *Simplify obligations to make better use of time *Silence your Inner Critic for deeper healing and meaning *Create new roles and responsibilities with your true work This empowering, entertaining book inspires you to a life of more serenity, satisfaction and success throughout this powerful time of life. Author Suzanne Justice Carr, PhD, discovered and lived this herself, then guided other women on this path. You will see yourself in stories shared by the author from her 80+ years alongside reflections from her three-decade career in counseling. The New Third Act is the perfect time to choose to be real—and really live!

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About the Author

During a 30-year career as a clinical psychologist in private practice, Suzanne Justice Carr’s passion has guided women in midlife. In addition to individual counseling, Suzanne has created and led empowerment groups and retreats on The New Third Act, Crone Wisdom, and Wise Women, among other topics. Her seminars and presentations have served audiences for the American Psychological Association, the Georgia Psychological Association, the Association of Women in Psychology, Atlanta Women in Business, Jewish Family and Career Services, Emory Center for Lifelong Learning, Millennium Health Care, and Summit Ridge Hospital, among others. Prior to her clinical practice, she served a combined ten years as an Associate Professor at Atlanta’s Spelman College and an instructor at Clark College after working ten years in the public school system in Florida as a counselor and teacher of secondary education. Her PhD from Georgia State University in Social/Developmental Psychology with certification in Clinical Psychology follows a Masters in Guidance and Counseling from the University of Florida, Gainesville, and a Bachelor of Arts, Cum Laude, from Radcliffe College in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She lives in Atlanta with Tim, her husband of 47 years and close to her sons, John and Chris, as well as extended family and friends. She can be reached at suzanne.carr@mindspring.com.

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