Being born female into a middle class suburban Sydney household in the 1930's meant being raised in the manner befitting a future wife and mother. Good deportment, correct speech and obedience were encouraged. Academic achievement and preparation for a lifelong career were discouraged because "a woman's role was in the home". Life went pretty much according to the plan established for Beverley as a child, except for the fact that she earned a scholarship to Sydney University. Against the wishes of her parents, she completed a Bachelor of Arts degree, after which she drifted into the world of advertising and public relations. Later, married, with three young children she became a teacher, something she had vowed she would never do. An upbringing like the one described was unlikely preparation for what was to follow. Having fulfilled the job description of wife and mother, and seen her three children launched into successful careers, Beverley chose to pursue the goal of finding out why some children had learning difficulties and what, if anything, could be done to help them overcome those difficulties. What she discovered was far different from what she expected. Her investigation into learning difficulties led her down a rabbit hole into a world that hitherto she did not know existed. Everything in its Place is the story of what Beverley discovered.
"Everything in its Place" is a document of personal and exter- nal achievement. It is an interesting blend of plain English explanation of hard science, personal anecdotes, experimentation and spiritual information. It is a remarkably appealing and inspirational document. - David SandsHighly informative insight into the mysteries of the self-heal- ing powers of the mind. A personal, intuitive, and enlightening account of dealing with various mental health issues. - Vivian Waring (author When Tears Ran Dry)Through the development of a technique that allows individu- als to easily access the contents of their subconscious minds and identify negative programmes they have created for them- selves, Beverley has identified something very important. Demonstrating over and over again with case studies that provide compelling reading, she describes changes that occur when people identify and address the negative programmes they have created for themselves as children. The strategy she describes has been shown to transform peoples' experi- ence of life from academic misfit, sporting incompetent and social outcast to encompass academic excellence, adoption of leadership roles and positive relationships with themselves and their peers. Fascinating reading, her work provides the basis for further investigation.- Neil Bennell O.B.E."Everything in its Place" is well presented and insightful leav- ing the reader with many considerations with regard to where we are and where we could be headed. It balances both intellectual and esoteric themes with aplomb and is by far my most interesting read of the year. - Kerry SweetBeverley has written a very well researched guide to achiev- ing a more positive life. Everything In It's Place is filled with real life stories of individuals who have been struggling to find their way, and have put the principles outlined in this book into practice in their own lives and have found help and answers. Common sense, listening, and the ability to get to the heart of the matter, have helped many people who have come into contact with Beverley and reading this well written book may give you some answers too. Definitely worth read ing and can only help the reader seeking more clarity in life;''- Alison Lewis, author of Missing and Seasons of LifeBeverley is a Master Story Teller! Everything In It's Place is filled with timeless wisdom and helps the Reader to trans- form their life from victim to victor. Through her work with the Stress Defusion technique and her conversations with the Elohim, Beverley guides you as a Pilgrim on life's rich journey. Similar to Michael Singer's "The Surrender Experi- ment" Beverley will have you following your guidance and trusting that you are heading in the right direction through the Matrix. What an amazing journey this inspiring and com petent lady has had. - Karen Perttula
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