Getting off the Crazy Train, with Lori Jean Glass
Is it possible that a simple phone could change your life? This is where Lori Jean Glass’ story begins, in a Chicago hotel room where she had suicidal thoughts and a timely call to her therapist saved her life and started her on the path to becoming a better version of herself.
Join me and Lori Jean as we uncork her story from being suicidal to becoming an educator, mentor, and certified relationship professional who coaches people through difficult times in their lives based on past attachment wounds from their past.
Listen in as Lori shares stories that help guide others towards healing while illuminating how we can take steps toward transforming our own lives and become healthy adults.
LORI JEAN GLASS
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