Nancy M. Casey

Nancy M. Casey LMSW, became a certified social worker in 1989. Facing forced career changes aging parent care, life-threatening illnesses and surgery, she met adversity by studying with renown experts of self-help such as Dr. Deepak Chopra, Dr. Bernie Siegel, and the late Virginia Satir, and many others to expand her awareness.

She lives in Florida, travels extensively with her husband Darrell and currently is teaching others around the country to grow and thrive through managing challenging transition.

Those who feel overcome by excessive or unexpected change who wish to overcome fear can grow through adversity and discover their own inner strength and wisdom. Nancy Casey’s heart-centered book Self-Transformation-Thriving Through Transition offers strategies she learned and shares to transform depression, stress, illness, aging, and difficult life transitions into emotional and spiritual growth.

Guided by some of the world’s greatest teachers, she shares her personal stories and she teaches how to create positive change, step-by-step, demonstrating how to shift from feeling stuck into uncovering hidden opportunities.

Dr. Bernie Siegel writes, “This book will be extremely helpful to anyone facing hospitalization or surgery.”

Sharon Loeschen, president of the Virginia Satir Global Network, writes, “Nancy Casey’s description of her growth through her connection with Virginia Satir will be extremely valuable for persons wanting to understand how we can all grow through change.

”Let Nancy Casey’s book Self-Transformation-Thriving Through Transition guide you into an intuitive awareness of your own power. You can discharge fear and find new ways to move toward what you want more of in your life. Her Journal- Planting Seeds of Transformation is available to purchase to use with the

Self-Transformation book.

”Keeping a Journal can allow those well-disguised blessings to become more apparent. Journaling lets you recognize that every apparent misfortune may contain seeds of opportunity from which to grow.” Nancy M. Casey