There’s Nothing Wrong With You (And There Never Was) ™
Kelly Thompson TNWWY, Shelley Karpaty, Eleanor Anstruther, Paul Crenshaw, Marya Hornbacher, Stephanie Weaver, Caitlin McGill, Susan Kacvinsky, Kristin Louise Duncombe, The Talking Bone: Rene DenfeldThe anti-fix. Recovery from anything that disconnects you from yourself - the beliefs, roles, and identities you inherited or adopted. Recognition of original wholeness. Stop outsourcing yourself.
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I have been told that what I am about to tell you is a reflection on me. I caused it. I carry it. I am damaged goods. A soiled female. A worthless vessel. A throwaway thing. Disposable. Unworthy of respect.
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There’s Nothing Wrong With You (And There Never Was) The anti-fix. Recovery from anything that disconnects you from yourself - the beliefs, roles, and identities you inherited or adopted. Recognition of original wholeness. Stop outsourcing yourself.
Writer, meditation guide, and mental health advocate visiting the sacred in the secular, not self-help, but Self-return. Join me on the quest for wisdom and wild freedom. Advocating parents to find their new horizons within.
A PERFECT EXPLANATION (Salt Books) A MEMOIR IN 65 POSTCARDS & THE RECOVERY DIARIES (Troubador) IN JUDGEMENT OF OTHERS (Troubador) FALLOUT (Empress Editions) - rep'd by Jenny Savill ANA
Four-time Best American Essayist. Newest essay collection: Melt With Me: Coming of Age and Other '80s Perils
Solo traveler and New York Times bestselling author goes rogue, hits the road to cover the collapse of American life in real time.
Writer of 5 books including Bitter, Sweet: How to Heal Yourself When Your Family Is Broken. TEDx speaking coach. Weekly notes from my happy/sad life, along with media & book recommendations.
Words in Blackbird, McSweeney’s, Vox, etc. Winner: 2020 Indiana Review Nonfiction Prize. Finalist: 2021 Chautauqua Janus Prize. Three Notables in Best American Essays. Staff-scholar @ Bread Loaf. Assoc. Prof. of CW in VA. Writing a memoir. She/her.
Writer. Mythologist. Educator.
Author, therapist, coach, American by passport, expat since childhood, Paris-based. Most recent publication is OBJECT, an exposé of the State Department’s protection of a serial pedophile.
Rene Denfeld is the USA Today bestselling author of four novels, including THE CHILD FINDER. In addition to being a writer, she's a justice worker, a teacher and a coach. By day she works as a death row investigator, at night she writes.
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