Available winter of 2026. This book will challenge everything you ever thought about healing.

Every year, young people walk into rooms run by adults who care deeply and still don't know what to say next. A Place Called There: A Facilitator's Guide to Mentoring Teens is the manual for the people doing the hardest work in a child's life — the mentors, diversion counselors, and youth workers who sit across the table from a kid the system has already labeled and refuse to accept that the label is the whole story. Built around the T.H.E.R.E. framework — Time, Habits, Envir

Your future doesn't start later. It's already under construction.

Written by Detective Kevin D. McNeil — law enforcement investigator, trauma educator, and survivor. This evidence-based healing journey workbook is designed for facilitators to come along side individuals and communities that have been underserved, overlooked, and left to manage trauma without tools. It is the companion workbook for the C.A.R.E. Community Program. The C.A.R.E. framework is organized around four pillars: Creating Safety — before healing can begin, safety must

The workbook moves through four core modules: Understanding Trauma, The Causes of Trauma, Trauma and the Brain, and My Healing Journey. Each module includes personal reflection exercises, community activities, group discussion questions, and weekly practice commitments — building from individual insight toward collective transformation.

(Book 1 of 2: The Traumatic God) Forgiveness is not just about letting go of an offense. It's about breaking free from the pain that binds us and reclaiming our power to heal. Drawing from biblical insights, real-life stories, and the disruptive teachings of Jesus, McNeil challenges readers to confront the root of their pain, rather than merely reacting to the actions of others.

What do you care about and is it enough to change the world? - Kevin McNeil ​ Caring for a Change is not another book about trauma. It's...

(Book 1 of 1: The Traumatic God) Trauma doesn’t just hurt—it isolates, confuses, and leaves us asking where God is in the wreckage. Sitting with Our Trauma is a deeply honest and spiritually grounded invitation to stop running from pain and instead, meet God within it. Blending biblical narrative, psychological insight, and personal testimony, this book walks with survivors through the sacred—but often overlooked—space between brokenness and healing. With reflections on fig

Sarah Clarkston was raised in privilege, but when she decides to pursue her dream of becoming a youth advocate in the child welfare...

“To whom much is given, much is required…” God has many blessings in store for you! So, why do they seem unattainable? Just like you work...

After a horrific incident Kevin wants to find a way to disappear. He encounters a strange man who tells him about a mysterious forest...