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Our library grows through your experiences. If you are facing a unique challenge that isn’t in our system, send us your suggestions today. Our team is ready to develop new tools to support your journey toward better communication.

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Have a specific life challenge or relationship issue that isn't in our library yet? We want to hear from you. Share your topic ideas below, and help us expand the Words to Wellness system to better serve our community.

How new letters and scripts are added

  1. We review the topics members send in.
  2. We look for situations the library doesn’t cover yet, and for challenges many people share.
  3. When a topic is added, its therapeutic letters and communication scripts are written by Dr. Thomas A. Minotti, Ph.D., LCSW-R, drawing on more than 40 years of clinical experience.
  4. New topics become part of the library for every member.

Tips for a helpful suggestion

  • Describe the situation, not the people. For example, “asking my adult son to pay back a loan” works better than names or private details.
  • Say who the letter is for. A parent, partner, child, friend, coworker, or even yourself.
  • Tell us your goal. Do you want to apologize, set a boundary, say goodbye, ask for help, or reopen contact?
  • Keep it short. One or two sentences is enough for us to understand what you need.

Examples of letter and script topics you could suggest

  • Reconnecting with a sibling after years of silence
  • Telling a close friend they hurt you
  • Asking a partner for more support at home
  • Talking to an aging parent about moving to assisted living
  • Setting boundaries with in-laws
  • Saying goodbye to a family member you were never close to

Your privacy matters

We only ask for a nickname and an email address. Please don’t include full names, addresses or other private details about yourself or anyone else. A short description of the situation is all we need.

Looking for help right now?

Your topic may already be in our library of letters and scripts for grief, conflict, boundaries and hard conversations. Our Client User Guide shows you how to find, choose and adapt the right letter for your situation.