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Cynthia Wall, LCSW, earned her master’s degree in social work at the University of California, Berkeley, and works in private practice counseling individuals and couples. Her specialty is helping people claim freedom from the limits created by loss and betrayal. She is a volunteer with the American Red Cross and the local hospice in Fort Bragg, CA, where she helps train volunteers and is also involved with the Compassionate Friends, a support group for bereaved parents. A gifted seminar and group leader, she has taught classes in personal growth and self-esteem at the College of the Redwoods in Northern California. Her workshop Trust, Betrayal, and Forgiveness: A Leap of Faith helped her refine the concepts in this book. She has published the ninety-minute audiotape Embracing True Prosperity and leads workshops about the psychological and practical aspects of finance. In her latest workshop, The Courage to Trust, she presents powerful techniques that increase self-trust and trustworthiness and teaches how to trust others more wisely. She lives with her husband of twenty-five years, Marshall Rogers, on the Mendocino coast in Northern California. You can contact Cynthia Wall directly at www.thecouragetotrust.com.