March 9, 2025 • 28 mins
Join us for an emotional and thought-provoking conversation with author Joan T. Warren as we delve into the historical and emotional depths of her novel, A Trail of Tears.
In this episode, Joan takes us on a journey through the intersecting lives of Becca and Lena, two women connected by trauma, and resilience. We explore the challenges of writing across multiple timelines, the power of nature in shaping the narrative, and the importance of exploring themes like intergenerational trauma, identity, and healing.
Joan shares her extensive research process, her approach to writing sensitive scenes, and the personal stories that influenced her writing. We also get a sneak peek into the next installment of The Bent Tree Path series!
In her book, the author made a profound statement. "Where love is, one can bear it". Listen to an excerpt and know why the author used that line.
*Tune in to this emotional and enlightening conversation, and get ready to:*
Reflect on the lasting impact of historical events on individual lives
Explore the complexities of intergenerational trauma and healing
Discover the power of nature in shaping our narratives and perspectives
Be inspired by the resilience and strength of women across generations
About the Author:
Author, Joan T. Warren, retired from occupational therapy but just can’t stop spreading health, inspiration and tidbits for life.. . . via story.
Because story reaches hearts, where we most need a loving touch.
An addictions minister in her early adulthood and an occupational therapist for families with special needs for the second half of her career, Joan brings to her writing the dynamics of recovering from abuse and neglect with what it takes to create a healthy life and family.
She affirms what is good at heart and relationships and, in so doing, inspires readers into a healthier journey for their own lives and the world around.
Whether by fiction, nonfiction, journals, or children’s literature, Joan enjoys using STORY to help us drop our masks, connect, find inspiration, and lead future generations to a better life and world.
Visit her blog at www.joantwarren.com.
In this episode, Joan takes us on a journey through the intersecting lives of Becca and Lena, two women connected by trauma, and resilience. We explore the challenges of writing across multiple timelines, the power of nature in shaping the narrative, and the importance of exploring themes like intergenerational trauma, identity, and healing.
Joan shares her extensive research process, her approach to writing sensitive scenes, and the personal stories that influenced her writing. We also get a sneak peek into the next installment of The Bent Tree Path series!
In her book, the author made a profound statement. "Where love is, one can bear it". Listen to an excerpt and know why the author used that line.
*Tune in to this emotional and enlightening conversation, and get ready to:*
Reflect on the lasting impact of historical events on individual lives
Explore the complexities of intergenerational trauma and healing
Discover the power of nature in shaping our narratives and perspectives
Be inspired by the resilience and strength of women across generations
About the Author:
Author, Joan T. Warren, retired from occupational therapy but just can’t stop spreading health, inspiration and tidbits for life.. . . via story.
Because story reaches hearts, where we most need a loving touch.
An addictions minister in her early adulthood and an occupational therapist for families with special needs for the second half of her career, Joan brings to her writing the dynamics of recovering from abuse and neglect with what it takes to create a healthy life and family.
She affirms what is good at heart and relationships and, in so doing, inspires readers into a healthier journey for their own lives and the world around.
Whether by fiction, nonfiction, journals, or children’s literature, Joan enjoys using STORY to help us drop our masks, connect, find inspiration, and lead future generations to a better life and world.
Visit her blog at www.joantwarren.com.
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