A Map to Your Soul - Using the Astrology of Fire, Earth, Air, and Water to Live Deeply and Fully (Hardcover)

Jennifer Freed Ph.D. is a renowned worldwide psychological astrologer and social and emotional educator. She combines the ancient art of astrological interpretation with her vast psychological training and experience to inspire and awaken people's greatest gifts and contributions. She leads workshops for groups and companies on personal, professional, and community development and can reached at [email protected] Her National media engagements include: Huffington Post, New York Times, Good Morning America, National Public Radio, Sirius XM radio, USA Today, SexwithEmily, Goop Podcasts, and more. Jennifer is also the co-founder and CCO of the highly successful teen program called The AHA! ( Attitude, Harmony, Achievement) which serves more than 3000 families annually in the state of California and trains hundreds of teachers in social and emotional education. AHA! is dedicated to the development of character, imagination, emotional intelligence, and social conscience in teenagers , while helping them set goals, support their peers, and serve their community. For AHA! Dr. Freed created the educational book series Become Your Best Self, which includes workbooks on Relationship Wisdom, Character, Compassion and Creative Expression, targeted to teens and young adults. In addition to the workbook series, Dr. Freed has published The Ultimate Personality Guide, a popular interactive guidebook for understanding personality typologies. Her latest book published by Penguin, Lessons from Stanley the Cat: Nine Lives of Everyday Wisdom, inspired by a beloved feline friend, has received rave reviews. Other accomplishments include serving as the Statewide Director for the award-winning statewide teen program, The Media Project at the Human Relations Institute, and Statewide Director for Citizens' Policy Center Youthwork, in addition to several public service organizations that include the Santa Barbara Rape Crisis Center, Family Violence Prevention Program, Pacific Pride Foundation, and for Florence Crittendon in San Francisco.