Julie Tallard Johnson

A licensed psychotherapist and creative writing teacher, Julie Tallard Johnson has kept journals since the age of sixteen discovering how the writer and spiritual path are one and the same. She has spent the last thirty years working with individuals and groups to help them discover a spiritual practice that brings them a sense of purpose and happiness. The author of many books for teens including Teen Psychic, Spiritual Journaling, The Thundering Years, I Ching for Teens and Making Friends, Falling in Love, which was recognized by the New York Public Library as one of the best books for teens, she lives in Wisconsin.

Visit the author's web site at www.Julietallardjohnson.com

Books By Julie Tallard Johnson

Wheel of Initiation

By Julie Tallard Johnson

Julie Tallard Johnson shows how to become initiated into an authentic and mature life through practices of thought transformation, cultivating attention, journaling, storytelling, and rituals found in the four directions of the universal mandala.

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The Zero Point Agreement

By Julie Tallard Johnson

The Zero Point Agreement is a practice centered on the understanding that you yourself are the zero point of your life, that life’s purpose comes from within. You can discover who you truly are by naming what you want to be and taking steps to make it a reality. With the Zero Point Agreement you can break free from negative states, be liberated from attachment to the behaviors of others, and co-create with the natural world.

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The Thundering Years

By Julie Tallard Johnson

In Native American tradition, the Thundering Years are a time on the way to adulthood when we need to listen to our intense feelings, dreams, desires, and goals. Drawing on wisdom from cultures around the world, the author offers ideas for teens to creatively harness the powerful emotions and energy of the teen years. Here are exercises, rituals, and resources that show how to steer a successful course through this time of life without heading toward self-destructive behaviors.

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