I’ve been there.
I know what it feels like to carry parts of your story quietly; the emotions you don’t always have words for and the things you may not feel ready to say out loud.
The Healing in Sharing was created for women ready to stop hiding, piece by piece, and begin reconnecting with their voice, story, and strength.
I’ve been there.
I understand how it feels to carry parts of your story quietly; the emotions you don’t always have words for and the things you may not feel ready to say out loud.
For years, I kept pieces of my own story in silence, too.
The Healing in Sharing was created for women ready to stop hiding, piece by piece, and begin reconnecting with their voice, their story, and their strength.
Not all at once.
Just one honest conversation, reflection, or shared moment at a time.
My journey with The Healing in Sharing began in March of 2021, when I felt called by God to share a story I had carried in silence for years – surviving armed robbery and abduction.
At the time, I thought I was simply being asked to tell that one story.
But as I began listening to the courage of other women, something shifted in me too. Their honesty gave me permission to look at the other heavy pieces I had been carrying. The more space I created for women to share, the more I began to understand the healing that happens when we are finally heard.
My journey with The Healing in Sharing began in March of 2021, when I felt called by God to share a story I had carried in silence for years – surviving armed robbery and abduction.
At the time, I thought I was simply being asked to tell that one story.
But as I began listening to the courage of other women, something shifted in me too. Their honesty gave me permission to look at the other heavy pieces I had been carrying. The more space I created for women to share, the more I began to understand the healing that happens when we are finally heard.
What if a workshop didn’t feel like another agenda, but like a space where women could finally pause, feel seen, exhale and find joy?
The Healing in Sharing has grown into intimate spaces where women can pause, feel seen, be heard, and begin setting down what they’ve been carrying.
No matter what you have been through or what feels heavy in your suitcase of life, you are not invisible here. These workshops create room for honest reflection, meaningful connection, gentle encouragement, and the kind of joy that can return when women feel safe, supported, and seen.
Have something else in mind? I’d love to hear about it.
Let’s start the conversation.
Words, reflection, and guided pages for the woman ready to reconnect with her strength, healing, and joy.
Through Why I Survived and my guided journals, I share parts of my story and create space for you to sit with yours. These pages invite women to honor what they have survived, reflect on what they carry, and notice the light, gratitude, and strength still rising within them.
Heartfelt talks rooted in lived experience, resilience, awareness, and the power of sharing our stories.
Jen speaks to women’s groups, community organizations, wellness spaces, and events about healing, personal strength, situational awareness, and what can happen when women feel safe enough to be seen and heard.
Sometimes a conversation finds you right when you need it most.
The Healing in Sharing Podcast is for the woman who has ever sat in her car a few extra minutes, taken the long way home, or held it together all day while quietly wondering, Am I the only one who feels this way? Each episode opens the door to real stories, honest moments, and the kind of truth that reminds you there is more strength in you than you may realize.
For the moments when someone needs kindness more than answers, Virtual Hug is a thoughtful way to send love, support, and a reminder that someone is holding space for them.
Wrap someone in care.
If you’ve ever felt unheard or unsure where to begin, this space was created with you in mind. Stay connected for honest stories, gentle encouragement, and reminders that you are not alone. When you’re ready, you’re welcome here.
