Authenticity over perfection · Consistency over timeframes · healing slowly, but building real change · Choosing intention over noise ·
It’s rarely simple, but it can be powerful.
I know the story of rejection.
Of being too much, too quiet, too sensitive.
Of holding your breath in rooms where love should have lived.
I spent years inside spaces that promised peace but only delivered shame. Places that silenced me, shaped me, and left me aching to be understood. The unraveling was slow. But when I finally said no more, something opened. That moment didn’t fix everything—but it was the beginning. And sometimes, beginnings are everything.
Healing isn’t pretty. It’s a slow burn, a quiet undoing.
I’ve spent decades learning how to stop abandoning myself. How to sit with the ache and call it mine, without shame.
How to trust joy without flinching.
How to stop apologizing for needing more.
Now, I write about it, talk about it, and share—about the longing, the losses, and the reclamation.
I created this space and these sessions because we don’t heal in silence, and we were never meant to carry it alone.
Through my supprt sessions, poetry, and books, I offer what I’ve learned the hard way:
how to honor your pain without letting it define you,
how to rewrite the story you were given,
and how to remember your own voice—even after years of forgetting.
If you’re walking your own edge between grief and growth,
I hope my words help you feel seen.
And if you ever want to share your story, I’d be honored to listen.
“If you can’t see the bright Side, i will sit with you in the dark.” – Alice in Wonderland
More About Jessica
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Jessica Kristie is a poet and author whose work explores the tender intersections of abandonment, emotional healing, and self-reclamation. With a background in trauma-informed care and decades of personal healing, she brings both depth and compassion to every conversation.
Her upcoming book, Echoes of Abandonment: The Invitation to Rewrite Your Story, offers a powerful lens into how our earliest wounds shape our self-worth and relationships—and how we can begin again with intention and truth.
With accredited training in hypnotherapy, trauma recovery, mindfulness, and other healing arts, Jessica speaks from both lived experience and professional knowledge. Her delivery is raw, thoughtful, and always rooted in the desire to remind others that they are not alone.
She is the founder of: Winter Goose Publishing – publishing books in fiction, non-fiction, and poetry.
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