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Advance Praise for Conscious Change

Conscious Change is a book that arrives at a crucial moment in our nation’s history, offering invaluable insight on how we can bridge the divide and foster unity. Through poignant stories and honest reflections, this book delves into the lives of individuals navigating differences and conflicts, highlighting the transformative power of personal growth and resilience.
Midwest Review of Books
The emphasis on fostering diversity and examining the systems in which people work is highly relevant to the modern workplace.
The framework, laid out with persuasive clarity, encourages readers toward deeper understanding of themselves and others, with a welcome emphasis on controlling emotions, recognizing cultural differences, and navigating the often complex dynamics between members of dominant and nondominant groups. The advice takes much of the edge off hard but necessary conversations.
A book of this sort is rarely a page-turner, but Conscious Change is that! The transparency exhibited by the storytellers, the scientific underpinnings, and the applicability of the ‘tools’ to both personal and work relationships make the book extremely useful.
Roberta Burroughs FAICP, President and CEO,
Roberta F. Burroughs & Associates
Conscious Change is a must-read guide for personal and professional growth, for navigating diverse and complex workplaces, and for embarking on a life-changing journey in our everyday relationships.
Menah Pratt JD, PhD, Vice President for Strategic Affairs and Diversity, Virginia Tech University, and author of Blackwildgirl and From Cotton Picking to College Professor
This is an absolute gem of a book! Using an engaging writing style, the authors offer a clear framework for change at the personal, interpersonal, and systemic levels.
Susan P. Robbins, PhD, LCSW, Cele S. and Samuel D. Keeper Endowed Professor in Social Justice, University of Houston Graduate College of Social Work
Conscious Change outperforms any other book about navigating difference and fostering inclusion.
Sunita Sehmi, organizational development consultant; executive leadership coach; diversity, inclusion, and belonging advisor; and author of The Power of Belonging: How to Develop Safety, Inclusion, and Belonging for Leaders and Organizations
The authors take us on a heart-opening journey through the challenges and opportunities of creating healthy, diverse work environments.
Betty Sanders, former President of the National Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, Humanomics, Inc.
This book is so incredibly useful and timely! The authors share robust yet digestible information and tools that can help anyone who is looking to show up to the conflict in their lives in a clearer manner.
Danielle Murphy, LCSW, SEP, therapist at Somatic Freedom Psychotherapy
Readers may pick this book up and simply begin reading—at the beginning, in the middle, wherever the book happens to fall open—and will naturally be drawn into a narrative in which a leader worked within a given system to create change, moved the needle on a hard issue, and grew themselves as a person and change agent in the process.
Jill Carroll, PhD, Former Executive Director, Boniuk Center for Religious Tolerance, Rice University, and author of World Religions: A Beginner’s Guide
The book offers practical guidance on nurturing inclusive relationships by emphasizing the demanding yet transformative practice of staying consciously present.
Amanda Polich, Leader, Executive Relationships at Ultimate Kronos Group, Certified Dare to Lead™ Facilitator, and Board Chair for Houston Council on Recovery
The book is filled with rich stories that made me mutter, ‘I’ve been there. I've been in that difficult situation . . .’ This is one of those books you can open just about anywhere and find something that hits home.
Rick Maurer, Speaker, advisor/coach and author of Seizing Moments of Possibility, Beyond the Wall of Resistance, and Feedback Toolkit
As a leader in talent development, I found Conscious Change to be a transformative read. It brilliantly intertwines real-life examples with practical strategies, providing invaluable insights for fostering positive change and enhancing workplace dynamics.
Nathalie Salles, former VP Talent Development, Bloom Energy, and former Director of Coaching, Team and Organizational Development, Meta
In addition to the application of Conscious Change principles, the book is filled with wisdom nuggets such as the three ingredients of an effective apology; the direction to distinguish intent from impact or the encouragement to ‘Give grace by not assuming others’ intentions’; and ‘Call others in rather than calling them out.’
Dr. Barbara Love, Professor Emeritus, Social Justice Education-University of Massachusetts, and author of Developing Liberatory Consciousness
The digestible format makes Conscious Change an ideal workplace or social book club selection.
Tracy Rathe, Senior Vice President of Organizational Performance and Development, Nebraska Health Care Association
This book is a must read for anyone who wants to learn how to manage their emotions, think clearly and rationally, navigate challenging situations, and have better interpersonal relationships.
Carol Stewart, executive coach and author of Quietly Visible
Our prosperity and well-being depend on our ability to work together in harmony, and this book has vital answers for how we can avoid negative and self-defeating reactions while experiencing the pleasure of being at our best.
Peter Michaelson, psychotherapist, founder of WhyWeSuffer.com, and author of Our Deadly Flaw
Latting and Ramsey again deliver knowledge, principles, and skills powerful enough to change the world, one person at a time.
Laura Easton LMSW, OD Consultant and Executive Coach, Easton Consulting, LLC; member, Advisory Board, Houston Council on Recovery
Conscious Change is a must-have resource for helping professionals, educators, or anyone wanting to thrive in today’s diverse workplace.
Laurel Iverson Hitchcock PhD, MPH, LICSW/PIP, Associate Professor and BSSW Program Director, The University of Alabama at Birmingham
Conscious Change provides a refreshing—and realistic—formula for abandoning old behaviors and reframing our individual identities.
Ronnie Hagerty, Assistant Vice President for Community Relations, United Way of Greater Houston
Modern organizations depend on leaders’ ability to understand and navigate myriad forms of human variance that characterize those organizations and the world in which they operate. Conscious Change is an excellent primer on how to do so effectively.
Rod McCowan, Founder and Chief Catalyst, Accelerance Group International, and Associate Professor of Organization and Management at Goizueta Business School, Emory University

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