In this episode, I talk to everyone who’s ever thought their story doesn’t matter whether you’re thinking about writing a book someday, journaling privately, or just trying to find the courage to tell your truth to one safe person.

If you’ve ever thought “Who am I to tell this story?” or “My trauma wasn’t bad enough to write about,” this episode is for you.

In this episode:

∙Why the fear that your story “isn’t enough” is a lie designed to keep you small

∙How expressive writing becomes a tool for healing (even if you never publish)

∙The unsent letters I wrote to my mother and how they helped me break the cycle

∙The difference between journaling for processing and writing for publication

∙A hint about something new I’m launching next week for trauma authors ready to finish their memoirs

Something new is coming next week. Stay tuned.

Resources mentioned:

∙My memoir: I Was Once The Girl In The Red House

Connect with me:

∙Instagram: @beyondtheredhouse

∙Website: KaylaVolturno.com

∙Email: [email protected]

My book "I Was Once the Girl in the Red House" is available now on Amazon. [Link here].

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Instagram: @beyondtheredhouse

If you would like to share your own story or contact me, please email me at [email protected]. Visit kaylavolturno.com for more information.

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