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Storytelling has been a part of us since the beginning of time and long before there were words. We tell a stories to teach lessons, to entertain, for therapeutic purposes, for conveying information, and to make sense of our world and our place in it.

Stories have been powerful therapeutic tools for healing physically, emotionally, mentally and energetically/spiritually in all cultures and parts of our world for centuries, it’s not a new. Stories can make living with a brain injury or chronic condition a bit easier, because it helps us receive and process information better. Stories also make it easier to digest what we need to do to make shifts in our habits and lifestyle that can take us from survivor to thriver.

In the first few years of my traumatic brain injury, I lived in a mental fog every day and processing information was very difficult. Stories were the only thing that helped me make sense of my new world.

When I was finally able to write stories on my own, I found the process helped me to better understand and appreciate this new version of myself. It also made it easier to learn about my condition, and how I could live a life that I could enjoy, despite my new challenges.

We all have a story to tell. We all have an intuitive part of ourselves that knows what we need to heal more deeply. We all have parts of ourselves that have something to say to help us process our experiences. What role do you play in your life? What stories are you listening to? Are they empowering you or sabotaging your healing journey?

The stories I write and record offer entertainment and comfort for your mind and body. All of my stories are music free and I’ve been told that my voice is so soothing and nurturing, I’ve often put people to sleep. As you listen to my stories, you may just figure out how to get unstuck, what you need for deeper healing or how to become more empowered in your own life. Which is why I created them in the first place.