There's a part of Harriett in each of us... Unhappy and confused, Harriett is frustrated with most aspects of her life, including her worry over her husband's possible affair. Fearful that her world is coming unraveled, she lunges at him with a kitchen knife. Though he is not physically harmed, Harriett is forced into outpatient counseling with Dr. Aye who teaches Harriett nine interpersonal skills that promote wiser choices. With Dr. Aye as her guide, Harriett learns to walk into the future she wants—not the future she fears. Harriett's Walk is a self-help book that reads like a novel and uses real life experiences that make the story relevant to anyone wishing for a more satisfying life. There is a piece of Harriett in each of us and that's what makes her story appropriate for many different walks of life. Even after learning just one of the skills in this book, it's possible to begin moving towards a better life. Harriett's story is a story about hope—the hope that we can make wiser choices and attain a life that feels more rewarding. Walk with Harriett as she learns to navigate life's disappointments and stressors, and answers the questions that haunt her. Through her, our own capacity to problem-solve and make more empowering choices is revealed.