Post Traumatic Joy Book Club meets once a month. We read one book, talk about it over a simple craft, and hold space for joy and laughter as well as the heavy parts. This month’s book is How to Heal from Emotionally Immature Parents by Sian Morgan-Crossley. We’ll look at what growing up with an emotionally immature parent taught you, and what you can give yourself now that you didn’t get then.

Students are welcome to bring their copy of the book, How to Heal from Emotionally Immature Parents by Sian Morgan-Crossley, along with a pen and paper for any notes. All craft supplies will be provided.

Julianna Garrett, TICC, is a trauma-informed certified coach and the founder of Post Traumatic Joy, a coaching practice for women who are done waiting to feel fully healed, and ready to give themselves permission to build the life they want. Her work is forward-facing and grounded in the principles of post-traumatic growth.

Post Traumatic Joy Book Club meets once a month. We read (or listen to) one book, talk about it over a simple craft, and hold space for joy and laughter as well as the heavy parts. This month’s book is Are You Mad at Me? by Meg Josephson. We’ll look at the roles you learned to play to keep the peace, and what it might feel like to put them down.

Students are welcome to bring their copy of the book (or follow the link above for Libby audiobook, free with a library card), along with a pen and paper for any notes. All craft supplies will be provided.

Julianna Garrett, TICC, is a trauma-informed certified coach and the founder of Post Traumatic Joy, a coaching practice for women who are done waiting to feel fully healed, and ready to give themselves permission to build the life they want. Her work is forward-facing and grounded in the principles of post-traumatic growth.