Category: Lynn. A Haller

Dee was prickly, sharp, and determined to keep everyone away. Read what her cactus protector was protecting and what she taught me about staying present.

A new series rooted in real stories. I was twenty-three, working with incarcerated youth, learning to read a room before I said a word. This is where my IFS journey began.

Confidence isn't loud or brave. It's quiet trust in yourself. A kayak trip in Mexico and an encounter with pelicans helped teach me what confidence really looks like in IFS and in life.

Lynn A. Haller reads The Hallway of Doorknobs at the Tyrone-Snyder Public Library in Tyrone, PA. Kids made faces like Cactus, stomped like Blazer, and spun like Disco at this interactive children's book reading event.

Lynn A. Haller presented at the Everyday Lives 2026 Virtual Conference on trauma-informed behavior support. See how The Hallway of Doorknobs brings polyvagal theory to life for children and professionals alike.

Today is launch day! The Hallway of Doorknobs is here. A children's book about emotions and parts that helps kids ages 6 to 10 walk down a magical hallway and discover that every part of them belongs. Order your copy today.

Before The Hallway of Doorknobs launches Monday, early readers are already feeling it. See what parents, professionals, and healers are saying about this children's book on emotions and parts.

Meet the companion to The Hallway of Doorknobs. An activity book with coloring pages, mazes, word searches, and a full SEL section for parents, therapists, and teachers. Coming soon.

Join me this spring and summer as I bring The Hallway of Doorknobs to life at library readings, a virtual conference, yoga, and a summer kids day.

Meet Cactus — one of the protector parts from The Hallway of Doorknobs. If you've ever felt that gut reaction around a prickly child, this one's for you. Spikes and all.