This is not a self-help book.
This is a heart-help book.
Some words were never meant to stay silent.
This book is a quiet journey into the wounds we carry at home, in love, and inside us.
Written by a psychologist who didn't write from a therapist's chair, but from the kitchen floor, this book speaks to those who learned to survive silently.
Through "Rooms" instead of chapters, it explores childhood leaves behind, emotionally absent parents, invisible mothers, silent fathers, broken trust, and the kind of healing that doesn't announce itself. This is not a book that rushes you toward answers. It sits beside you while you breathe.
If you've ever smiled while hurting, stayed strong when you wanted to rest, or felt too tired to explain yourself.
You don't need to be healed to read this book.
You just need to be honest.
A book for those who are still standing, even when no one saw them fall.
The rooms are unlocked.
Step inside.
