Rhonda Richmond Boeken

Exploring the intersection of personal memoir and experimental writing, this book emphasizes the therapeutic potential of journaling, memoirs, dream logs, and poetry in the healing process. Rhonda Richmond shares her own journey through an abusive marriage by revealing her journals, offering insights into how writing can facilitate recovery from trauma. By merging various forms of writing, she encourages readers to reflect on their own experiences and find strength through storytelling, ultimately providing a powerful method for self-help and personal growth.

Humanity enjoys the ability to hear, interact with, and tell their own or other's stories. However, it is less common for the memoir and journal to be used in conjunction to one another. This book bridges the personal memoir with experimental writing. In Bridging the Psychological Using the Personal Memoir as a Method for Teaching Others to Journal / Self-Help, Rhonda Richmond opens another discussion about how memoir, journal, dream log and poetry can impact the healing process. In this book Richmond not only explains how she merges these writing forms, she candidly lays out the journals that she wrote during her abusive marriage; and in doing so gives us all new revelation on how we can write ourselves through a tragedy.