The Common Denominator will take you on a personal journey of forgiveness. You will be able to find out what forgiveness truly is and what the benefits of forgiveness are. You will find information about the  thirty years of research scientist have been conducting on forgiveness as well as unforgiveness. Could unforgiveness be the cause of your medical problems? Only you will be able to answer that question.

For thousands of years people have thought there is no benefit of forgiving, but research evidence proves we could have a lot to gain by forgiving.

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About Melinda

Melinda Hudson is a Registered Nurse with her Master’s in Nursing Education. She has spent the past thirty years in the health care profession as an educator, trainer, clinical instructor, pharmaceutical sales consultant and author of The Common Denominator is Unforgiveness.

Melinda enjoys teaching, coaching, and speaking on topics like forgiveness, relaxation, meditation and other health and wellness topics. As a nurse at heart, Melinda wants to help others understand the medical benefits of forgiving. She has devoted over five years studying forgiveness and unforgiveness from scientific research which has been conducted over the past thirty years. For more information go to melindacares.com, blog or Facebook page. You can also direct questions or open dates for speaking to melindahudson64@gmail.com.

Endorsements

The common denominator is a personal and extensive look at forgiveness. Written with clarity and gusto Hudson makes a compelling case for each of us to do what she has done….forgive an experience that was painful and difficult.

Frederic Luskin PhD

Melinda Hudson shares a riveting story of forgiveness coupled with an insightful review of the cutting-edge science on the topic. Her conclusions are on point with the scientific literature. Unforgiveness is bad for your health, but forgiveness is good. With decades of experience in nursing and healthcare she uses her expertise to offer a unique, simple, and fresh approach to forgiving.

Best, Loren Toussiant

Quotes

Forgiveness elevates mood
and increases optimism,
while not forgiving is positively
linked with depression, anxiety, and hostility.”

-Dr. Luskin

In order to heal we
must forgive and
sometimes the person
we must forgive
is ourselves.”                                  -Mila Bron

Forgiveness elevates mood
and increases optimism,
while not forgiving is positively
linked with depression, anxiety, and hostility.”

-Dr. Luskin

“If you blame someone for the way you feel,
instead of
holding them accountable
for their actions,
you keep yourself
stuck in a
victim position.
                Dr. Fred Luskin

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