Healing Outloud is a collection of books, cards, and gentle tools for people learning how to begin again. Our tools are created to be companions, not fixes.
Small things you can hold, return to, and meet yourself inside of — at the speed your life is actually moving.
These pieces are in their final stages — samples are arriving, pages are being tested, and small details are being finished by hand.
You’re seeing the work in the middle, exactly where it belongs.
Release details will be shared as each item becomes ready.
Coming Soon:
Begin Where You Are — Card Deck
14 double-sided cards • 5x7 format • gentle prompts for real life
The Begin Where You Are card deck is a simple, steady companion for days when you don’t know where to start.
Each card offers a doorway — a question, a reflection, or a small invitation to notice what’s already here. Not to fix. Not to rush forward. Just to meet yourself honestly in the middle of your own story.
These cards were created for:
• quiet mornings with coffee
• therapy or recovery spaces
• journaling without pressure
• moments when feelings need language
• slowing down long enough to listen
There are no right answers. No timelines. No performance.
Just permission.
Inside the Deck
• 12 reflection cards
• 1 introduction card
• 1 bonus “The Middle” card
• prompts on one side, space to breathe on the other
• designed to be drawn daily, weekly, or whenever you need a place to begin
How to Use
Pull one card and sit with it.
Write a few lines.
Say nothing at all.
Carry it in your pocket.
Leave it on your desk like a small, honest mirror.
This deck isn’t about becoming someone new — it’s about learning to meet the person already here.
Unfinished. Unfiltered. Unafraid.
Coming Spring of 2026
Begin Where You Are — Reflective Journal
A guided journal for the middle of real life
The Begin Where You Are journal isn’t a planner and it isn’t a self-improvement program.
It’s a place to meet yourself without an agenda.
Inside these pages you’ll find gentle invitations — not instructions — to help you notice where you are, what you’re carrying, and what might be ready to shift. The prompts move through themes like belonging, faith, small things, and the in-between spaces we rarely name.
This journal was created for people who:
• don’t know what they’re “supposed” to write
• feel stuck between who they were and who they’re becoming
• want honesty without pressure
• need a slower, kinder place to think
There are no grades here. No timelines. No right way to do this.
What’s Inside
• 13 themed reflection sections
• open “Begin Somewhere” pages for free writing
• prompts that invite curiosity instead of fixing
• space for messy handwriting, pauses, and silence
You can write one sentence.
You can fill ten pages.
You can skip around and begin in the middle.
This journal trusts that you already carry what you need — even if it’s still hard to see.
Begin where you are.
Coming in March 2026
Begin Where You Are — Coloring Book
Slow lines for fast days
This coloring book is not about perfection or staying inside anything.
It’s about breathing long enough to feel your own hands again.
Each page holds simple, organic designs paired with words drawn from the Begin Where You Are reflections — reminders to settle, wonder, ground, and integrate. The images are open and forgiving, meant to be filled in however your mood arrives.
Created for:
• anxious evenings
• therapy waiting rooms
• recovery spaces
• kitchen tables and quiet couches
• anyone who needs a small, gentle task for the mind
No skill required.
No outcome expected.
Inside the Book
• designs organized by four themes:
– Settle
– Wonder
– Ground
– Integrate
• breathable layouts with room for notes
• phrases that feel like a hand on your shoulder
Color for five minutes.
Color for an hour.
Leave a page half finished and come back later.
This book isn’t trying to make you better — only a little more present.
Unfinished. Unfiltered. Unafraid.
Coming in March 2026
From The Middle — a Healing Outloud Poetry Companion
From the Middle — Poetry from the Space Between
There is a place we rarely write from:
the middle — where healing is uneven, where faith and doubt share the same chair, where love and grief learn each other’s names.
This collection moves through that terrain with unguarded language and close attention: the body remembering what the mind wants to forget, the ache of relationships that were both shelter and storm, the quiet humor that survives even the hardest seasons.
With tenderness and sharp edges, From the Middle explores:
• addiction and recovery
• belonging and shame
• desire, faith, and complicated love
• the daily practice of staying alive to yourself
These poems do not hurry toward resolution. They trust the honest moment — the breath between breaking and becoming — and invite the reader to rest there, too.
Now available on Amazon.