Introducing: The Healing Voice Project
Because your story deserves to be heard.
There’s something powerful about telling the truth out loud.
Not the polished, picture-perfect version—but the real, messy, honest version. The one that holds pain and healing in the same breath. The one that might shake a little as it’s told. The one that helps someone else whisper, “me too.”
When I started this blog, I didn’t know exactly where it would take me. I just knew I needed a space where I could be honest about my mental health, my grief, my trauma, and my healing. Over time, this little corner of the internet has become so much more than I ever imagined. It’s grown into a safe space—not because we avoid hard things, but because we face them together.
And now, it’s time to open the door even wider.
The Healing Voice Project is here.
A space on the blog dedicated to your voices, your stories, your truth.
Because while I’ve shared a lot of my own journey, I know I’m not the only one carrying heavy things. And I believe, deep in my bones, that there is healing in being heard.
Whether you’ve struggled with anxiety, depression, trauma, burnout, addiction in your family, motherhood, grief, or something else entirely—your story matters.
You don’t have to have it all figured out.
You don’t have to be healed or whole to speak.
You just have to be honest.
How it works:
You can submit your story through a simple form [insert link here].
You can choose to remain anonymous or have your name and/or social media linked.
Long or short, poetic or messy—there is no “right way” to tell your truth.
I’ll gently edit only for clarity and compassion, and I’ll reach out before anything goes live.
Your story will be featured on the blog as part of The Healing Voice Project series.
Why share?
Because your story might be the very one someone else needs to read on their worst day.
Because opening up takes away shame’s power.
Because healing is hard, but it doesn’t have to be lonely.
So, what do you say?
Ready to take the next brave step?
Let’s heal out loud.
Let’s make space for each other.
Let’s remind the world that struggling doesn’t make you broken—it makes you human.
Click here to submit your story👇
