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What if everything you've survived—every wound, every struggle, every moment you thought would break you—was actually preparation for your life's true purpose? Beth Jones reveals how to discover your soul's work by looking at what you've overcome, what absorbs you, and what only YOU can offer the world because of your unique journey. Through her own revelation that being "double Scorpio" meant she was literally born to bring light to darkness—and how 30 years investigating fraud prepared her to investigate trauma—Beth shows audiences how to decode their own life's purpose hidden within their pain. Audiences leave understanding that their wounds aren't obstacles to their calling—they ARE the calling.

Best for: Survivors Seeking Their Calling | Purpose-Seeking Individuals | Spiritual Seekers & Personal Growth Communities | Career Transition Professionals | Midlife Career Changers | Second-Career Entrepreneurs

The greatest gift of healing isn't just freedom from pain—it's the ability to show up in love in all your most important relationships. Beth Jones reveals why we can't truly love others (or ourselves) when we're living behind walls built from unprocessed trauma, and how healing our own wounds transforms every relationship we have—with partners, parents, children, friends, colleagues, and most importantly, ourselves. Through her journey from isolation and exile to reclaiming her family and building thriving relationships, Beth teaches the progression from self-love as foundation, to healing hurtful relationships (with or without the other person's participation), to showing up authentically in healthy love. Audiences leave understanding that healed hearts create healed relationships—and that love, as action rather than just feeling, changes everything.

Best for: Couples & Relationship Groups | Marriage Enrichment Programs | Family Therapy Clients | Parenting Groups | Survivors Working on Relationships | Personal Development Communities | Employee Resource Groups

What if you could heal your most painful relationships without the other person's participation—or even their presence? Beth Jones shares her profound five-phase journey of healing her relationship with her grandfather, who sexually abused her as a child and died 25 years before her healing journey began. Through trauma therapy, EMDR, Reiki, family constellation work, and radical forgiveness practices, Beth demonstrates how soul-plane healing transforms relationships at an energetic level—whether the person is alive but unavailable, or has passed on. From reframing predatory eyes into googly toy eyes, to understanding soul contracts and generational karma, to the moment her grandfather's spirit asked for forgiveness and she chose to say “yes,” sort of—audiences discover that healing doesn't require the other person's apology, participation, or even their life. It only requires your commitment to do the spiritual work.

Best for: Grief & Loss Support Groups | Spiritual Communities & Seekers | Energy Healing Practitioners | Adult Survivors of Childhood Abuse | Estranged Family Members | Holistic Wellness Communities

God, the Universe, Spirit—whatever you call the divine—is constantly trying to reach you with guidance, reassurance, and direction. But most of us miss the messages because we've put divine communication into prescribed boxes, limiting how we believe God can speak to us. The truth? God can use ANY method to reach you. Beth Jones teaches audiences how to recognize divine communication in its many everyday forms: meditation and prayer, angel numbers and synchronicities, spirit animals, dreams, intuitive nudges, and even unexpected sources like app notifications that deliver exactly what you need to hear at exactly the right moment. Using her own experiences—from white dragonflies appearing after releasing generational karma to Co-Star messages speaking directly to her current struggle—Beth provides practical tools for asking questions through prayer, receiving answers in stillness, recognizing patterns and repetition as confirmation, and discerning which messages are truly meant for you. For those seeking deeper spiritual work, she also explores advanced modalities like Reiki, family constellations, and working with intuitives. Audiences leave with open minds, actionable practices for tuning into divine guidance, and the confidence to trust what they receive.

Best for: Faith Communities & Churches | Spiritual Growth Seekers | Meditation & Mindfulness Groups | Intuitive Development Students | Conscious Living Communities | Religious Education Programs | Interfaith Organizations

The dragonfly's journey from underwater larvae to soaring flight mirrors the survivor's path from drowning in trauma to thriving in freedom. When Beth Jones was sexually abused at five years old, she went underwater—drowning in darkness, secrets, and survival mode for the next 45 years. In this raw and educational keynote, Beth reveals what it means to live submerged in trauma's long shadow: dissociative amnesia erasing major life events, the inability to give or receive love, extreme isolation and family exile, chronic hypervigilance, destructive coping mechanisms, and an inner critic more abusive than any external voice. This is the lifelong impact of childhood sexual abuse that most people never see—the invisible ways it shapes every relationship, every decision, every breath. But here's the transformative truth: you can break through the water's surface. Just as the dragonfly emerges from underwater darkness to transform and soar, survivors can emerge from trauma's shadow when they commit to healing. Beth's journey from 45 years drowning to thriving in the light proves that suffering is impermanent, and the life you're meant to live is waiting above the surface. This keynote is essential for anyone working with survivors, loving a survivor, or surviving themselves.

Best for: Childhood Sexual Abuse Survivors | Trauma Recovery Organizations | Mental Health Professionals (trauma-focused) | Child Advocacy Centers | Sexual Assault Service Providers |  Survivors' Support Groups | Non-profits Serving Child Abuse Survivors

* This presentation can be adapted from CSA to child abuse more broadly.

What if the entire purpose of being human—of surviving trauma, doing the healing work, breaking down walls, and transforming pain—is simply to learn how to love? Not romantic love alone, but the full spectrum: self-love as foundation, familial love through healed relationships, friendship love built on authenticity, romantic love rooted in wholeness, and universal love that extends compassion to all beings—even those who've hurt us. Beth Jones reveals why love is both the reason we heal and the reward for healing, exploring how unprocessed trauma blocks our ability to give and receive love properly, and why "showing up in love" is the ultimate measure of an empowered life. Through her journey from being unable to love or be loved behind her 45-year wall to reclaiming her family, building thriving relationships, and extending grace to her abusers, Beth teaches that love isn't just a feeling—it's a practice, a choice, and our soul's most important work. Audiences leave understanding that every challenge, every wound, every healing breakthrough is ultimately teaching us the same lesson: how to love fully, deeply, and authentically.

Best for: Spiritual Communities & Seekers | Personal Growth & Development Groups | Heart-Centered Leadership Programs | Conscious Living Communities | Healing & Transformation Circles | Faith-Based Personal Development

The relationship with our parents shapes everything—how we see ourselves, how we love, how we show up in the world. But what happens when the people who were supposed to protect, nurture, and love you unconditionally became sources of pain instead? Beth Jones spent over a decade in complete exile from her parents—what she calls a "familyectomy"—because the toxicity was unbearable and she didn't know another way. In this profound keynote, Beth explores the mother wound and father wound: the deep injuries caused by emotional neglect, unavailability, abuse, or abandonment from the people who were supposed to be our safe harbor. She reveals how these wounds show up in every area of adult life—people-pleasing, perfectionism, inability to set boundaries, choosing unhealthy partners, chronic self-criticism—and why healing the parent relationship (whether they're alive or dead, willing to participate or not) is essential to breaking the generational cycle of pain. Through her journey from ten years of exile to reconciliation—including the transformative three-hour phone call with her mother where they met not as mother and daughter but as two survivors trying to make sense of their lives—Beth proves that you can heal the parent wound without their apology, set boundaries that honor your healing, and become the curse breaker who ends the pattern for future generations.

Best for: Adult Children of Dysfunctional Families | Therapy & Counseling Clients | Parenting Groups (breaking cycles) | Family Systems Therapy Communities | Estranged Adult Children |   Generational Trauma Survivors

Why do we keep choosing people who can't love us the way we need? For most of her life, Beth Jones couldn't give or receive love properly—spending 30 years married to a narcissist who prioritized everything above her, two years with an alcoholic partner who self-isolated in a bottle, and two months with yet another emotionally avoidant man before finally recognizing the devastating pattern. In this transformative keynote, Beth reveals why unhealed trauma keeps us choosing familiar pain over healthy love, and the deep inner work required to break the cycle. Through her journey from a long list of "NO" characteristics (accumulated from painful relationships) to a clear list of affirmative "YES" qualities (discovered through healing work), she teaches how to recognize your patterns, why you must become the person you're looking for before you can attract them, and how the universe sends "awakeners"—people who aren't meant to stay but teach you precisely what you need to learn. From understanding the four levels of intimacy (mental, spiritual, emotional, and then physical) to uncovering subconscious blocks that eliminate entire populations of potential partners, to the moment when everything aligns and your person appears, Beth proves that when you do the healing work, love finds you. Audiences leave with strategies for identifying relationship patterns, tools for becoming emotionally available for healthy love, and hope that their person is waiting for them to become who they're meant to be.

Best for: Singles Seeking Healthy Relationships | Dating After Divorce Groups | Women's Empowerment Organizations | Relationship Coaching Clients | Survivors Healing Before Dating | Midlife Singles & Dating Communities

Some relationships seem impossible to heal—especially when the person who hurt you most was your first abuser, and they've been dead for 25 years. Beth Jones takes audiences on her profound five-phase journey of healing her relationship with her grandfather, who sexually abused her as a child and died in 1994, long before her healing work began. From reframing his predatory eyes into googly toy eyes through EMDR, to understanding radical forgiveness and soul contracts, to the Reiki session where she saw him as a five-year-old boy full of love before he was hurt, to the moment his spirit asked for forgiveness and she chose to let the balloon go—releasing not just him, but generational family karma. Through trauma therapy, energy work, and spiritual practices, Beth demonstrates that you can heal your most impossible relationships without the other person's participation or presence, transform your own heart from fear to grace, and break generational cycles of pain that extend far beyond yourself. This is soul-plane healing at its deepest level—proving that the hardest relationships to heal often hold the greatest gifts, and that when we do the spiritual work to reframe our most painful connections, we don't just free ourselves—we free entire family lines. Audiences leave understanding that no relationship is too broken to heal, no person too far gone to reach through energy and intention, and that our willingness to reframe the hardest parts creates ripples of healing beyond what we can imagine.

Best for: Grief & Bereavement Groups | Adult Survivors with Deceased Abusers | Spiritual Healing Communities | Forgiveness & Reconciliation Seekers | Energy Healing Practitioners | Complex Trauma Survivors