Dr. Noelle Nelson

New book chronicles the author's recovery after losing her home in the fires that ravaged southern California in 2018.

The devastating loss is just beginning for the thousands of people.

The author's home was destroyed by the Woolsey Fire in 2018.

Dr. Noelle Nelson says that the warning signs that lead up to the violence are there in almost every violent relationship, long before the violence begins.

How would we survive if a natural disaster were to destroy our home?

The shock of losing everything--your home and all of your possessions to a recent wildfire, flood, hurricane or tornado--is starting to sink in.

Once the fires are out, the waters recede and the damage assessed, then what? How do people who have lost everything move forward?

Use this time to shift into a more positive mindset, one that will return happiness and joy to your life after experiencing so much doom and gloom.

The 500th Amazing is Evan Oswald, 95, one of countless seniors who is still learning, growing and enjoying life.

Experiencing worry and fear in today's unsettling world is perfectly normal.