Finding Balance
Become More Intuitive and Heal with The EAT Program™
To grow your own healing and intuitive skills, check out the following three resources from the Emotions Awareness & Transformation™ training program.
The rhyming stories of I Know Me take you from conflict to healthy action.
Emotion Commotion lays out the tools to get you there.
The Emotions Awareness & Transformation™ Training Workbook helps you lock it in.
Daily, Weekly, Monthly Intuitive Messages
Friday, April 17, 2026
Welcome to Friday's intuitive messages.
Consider these brief general readings a stepping stone to building your own intuitive and healing abilities. If you want to take more control, check out the three books in The EAT Program™.
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7 rhyming stories for all ages
The seven stories in I Know Me lead you on a journey, from conflict and stress-filled metaphors that keep you emotionally reactive; through safe space, grounding, and connection metaphors (bright light bubble; roots out your boots; one with the sun); on to self-reflection metaphors; and ending with metaphors teaching you how to trust your intuition.
Get on track in 3 simple steps
Emotion Commotion is the guide you need to move from the caboose to the engine. We’ll keep the train metaphor to explain the process:
You are so angry you can feel the steam blowing out of your ears. You want to scream as loud as a train whistle. You thought your life was on track, but the track ahead is broken.
- Emotions are reactions in your body. They don’t cause the reaction; they are the reaction.
- You naturally describe your emotions with metaphor.
- When you transform the metaphor, you simultaneously transform the negative emotions.
- With negative emotions transformed, even if just for a moment, you are in the best position to make your healthiest decision.
Based on the train metaphor:
- Locate the emotion in your body: ears, mouth, and full body tension.
- Describe it in as much detail as you can or wish: steam blowing; train whistle; broken track.
- Transform the negative image into something more positive: Imagine a race team’s pitstop crew quickly repairing the track before the train gets there.
Your body relaxes as you realize there is plenty of track left to come up with a plan.
The EAT Program™ Training Workbook
The EAT™ Workbook takes you to the next level, providing the exercises you need to bring yourself into balance. It begins with summary pages of the critical points from Emotion Commotion; 34 straightforward exercises then quickly get you naming and transforming your negative emotions. The end result is balanced decision-making.
This workbook uses stanzas from the stories in I Know Me as a starting place for exploring and transforming stresses and conflicts. As a reference tool, it offers you language and insights for better understanding and guiding children and teens.