Leslie and Lindsey Glass's first book, The Mother Daughter Relationship Makeover , published in 2024 received stellar reviews, was featured in Oprah’s book club, and is recommended by therapists for relationship healing. This follow up companion guide/workbook for lasting change turns stories into understanding and conflict into connection. The workbook makes relationship repair accessible and sustainable. Each section provides concrete tools for bridging divides, rewriting old narratives and nurturing compassion one step at a time. Inside the Workbook For Lasting Change: Assessments that uncover deeper patterns - Journaling prompts that encourage honesty and exploration. - Structured exercises designed to transform reflection into growth. - Glossaries provide language for complex emotions. - Real-life scenarios illustrate common challenges. - Communication scripts offer practical blueprints for conversations that restore trust. - New and life-changing relationship insights. - Proven strategies for relationship improvement. - Perspective shifts, and self awareness exercises. With journaling, self assessment, conflict resolution, story writing and so much more, this workbook provides a proven pathway to better relationships and lasting transformation. Praise For The Mother Daughter Relationship Makeover: Four Steps To Bring Back The Love "Read this book if you and your mother don't get along."Oprah's book club"The Mother Daughter Relationship Makeover by Leslie and Lindsey Glass is a tour de force that every mother and daughter should read to see their own relationship mirrored in the book. with journal suggestions for a path to a happier and healthier relationship." Goodreads"Beautifully written and thought provoking. Part autobiographical and part advice, this mother-daughter duo shares their story as well as how you can improve your own mother/daughter relationship.""What sets this book apart is its interactive format. The four-step approach-revealing backstories, exploring emotional styles, understanding conflicts, and learning restorative tools-gives readers a hands-on way to reflect on their own relationships. Through candid storytelling and insightful prompts, THE OSHAWA/DURHAM CENTRAL NEWSPAPER "Unique, effective, exceptionally well organized, thoroughly 'user friendly in presentation, "The Mother-Daughter Relationship Makeover: 4 Steps to Bring Back the Love" is an extraordinary and unreservedly recommended addition to reading lists," The Midwest Book Review, Susan Bethany's Bookshelf "A brand-new kind of interactive self-help book that combines actionable information, compelling storytelling, and writing prompts that are guaranteed to bring awareness, understanding, and compassion to mothers and daughters everywhere." The Glasgow Missourian Leslie Glass is a journalist, novelist, playwright, and documentarian. In her writing career of more than four decades, she has worked in advertising, publishing, magazines, documentary filmmaking, and theatre. For twenty-four years, she served as Trustee of the Leslie Glass Family Foundation, which she retired in 2018. Leslie, has served on many organization boards including, the Middle States Commission of Higher Education and the New York City Police Foundation. Since 2011, Leslie has concentrated on creating educational tools for life skills, family wellness, and teen addiction prevention. With her daughter Lindsey, she developed the popular website Reach Out Recovery, publishing self-help books and more than 1,500 original articles about addiction, recovery, and family relationships. Leslie is also the author of fourteen novels, including nine USA Today and New York Times bestselling crime novels featuring NYPD Detective Sergeant April Woo, the first female Asian-American detective in main-stream American fiction. Leslie lives in Sarasota, Florida, where her passions are Tai Chi, golf, cooking for friends and neighbors, and the Rotary Club of Sarasota Bay, where she developed the "What Makes You Healthy" wellness education and art program for teens based on her book, The Teen Guide To Health.