Holly Rose Holland is an intuitive author, grief transition coach, international speaker, former spouse, parent, and grief survivor.

While moving through the grief process herself, she noticed that people often become stuck when processing death, difficult relationships, employment-related issues, and even changes within themselves. She practises wellness through nature, and intuition, and travels to share her gifts with the world.

Holly’s purpose is to help people find their voice and raise awareness of domestic violence, bring people together to create solutions for safety and peace in their every day life.

Holly’s first book is called Keep Moving, Creating a Life After Loss (2020, Sapphire Seahorse Press). Having always loved writing, she finds writing to be therapeutic for herself and others, as a means of expressing grief and creating a new life. Best-seller The Business of Connection (2020, ENE) is her first anthology. You can also find the Holly’s writing in The Colours of Me (2021, MMH Press) and Hear Us Roar Lion Edition (2024, Serenity Press).

Her novel on domestic violence is in editing, publication date to be announced. Other books are coming, including a children's story waiting to be written for fifty years. Holly is delighted to be a co-author in Unstoppable Stories by Geraldine McGrath.

Leanne Murner is a global-award-winning author, international speaker, publisher, and mentor based in Newcastle, NSW, and mother to five boys.

Leanne Murner works with women helping tell their stories along their healing journeys.

With a compassionate and empowering approach, Leanne guides women in exploring and articulating their personal experiences, enabling them to find strength and resilience.

Through workshops, retreats one-on-one mentorship, and her own published works, she creates a safe space for women to express themselves, fostering personal growth, emotional healing and transforming their pain into powerful stories of triumph and transformation.

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Where to find Leanne Murner

IG: planetaryhealing_au

IG: leannemurnerauthor

IG: planetary_press_publishing

New websites coming soon

Award-winning author, internationally renowned speaker, dedicated mentor, entrepreneur, and proud mother of five.Mariam Elhouli is on a mission to save the world one book at a time

Elisabeth Gabauer is an international speaker, bestselling author and Therapist,
located near Vienna. She supports women to reclaim their essence, their inner truth
and build their life up on that. In every area of their life, business as well as in private
life, or in motherhood.
She believes that if a woman knows her worth and is guided by her inner truth, she is
unstoppable.
Her passion is to bring women together for empowerment and sisterhood.
She is 43 years old and a mother of two girls. Due to her family history, she was
interested in psychotherapy and body therapy from a very early age. She has been
practicing yoga and meditation ever since the age of sixteen, always fascinated by
the connection between body and mind. The suffering of women in her family,
especially the suffering and illness of her mother, brought her to the profession of
therapy.

She has already been working as a bodytherapist (osteopathy), life
coach/psychological counseling and psychotherapist for more than 20 years and She
has been active as a Birth Doula for 17 years. She gave birth to the „Weiberkraft“
movement, now patented. This movement is a regular get together of women in
sisterhood to create and support each other. She also give birth to a podcast called
„Frauencouch“, which gives woman the possibility to tell their stories to empower
others. Moreover She accompanies women for 12 months in their personal
development in her program „The Feminine Alchemy“
Elisabeth does a lot of training in systemic family therapy and trauma therapy. She is
currently doing her master’s degree and also a big scientific study at the Sigmund
Freud University in Vienna. It’s all about women’s needs in a toxic society.
She is a co-author of 4 books and actually working on her book “Being nice can kill
you – and how reclaiming your essence can save your life”, hopefully published in
summer this year.

Jenna Hastie, a beacon of resilience and transformative healing, began her nursing journey in 2003
at Glasgow Caledonian University, where her passion ignited. Her career, a testament to love and
dedication, reached its pinnacle as a trainee Advanced Nurse Practitioner in a General Practice,
surrounded by an extraordinary team and appreciative patients.

Jenna Hastie's personal journey, a poignant tale of resilience, began in 2012 when mystery
symptoms of fatigue, brain fog, lethargy, and migraines took hold. Despite seeking answers, doctors
dismissed these concerns, attributing them to the challenges of motherhood. It wasn't until 2016,
during her stint as an Emergency Nurse Practitioner, that Jenna finally received diagnoses of chronic
fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia.

Navigating a demanding career, Jenna faced the relentless impact of these conditions. In 2019, while
working in primary care as a trainee Advanced Nurse Practitioner, she received the diagnosis of axial
spondyloarthritis. The conventional treatments offered little solace, prompting Jenna to forge a
unique path to healing, a journey that would lead her to profound self-discovery and transformation.

Her narrative takes a harrowing turn as she confronts the limitations of Western medicine, enduring
the side effects of medications and the toll on her body. In the face of debilitating illness, Jenna
contemplated the unthinkable but found strength in love and a flicker of hope. A profound shift
occurred as she embraced the power of mindset and neuroscience, rewiring her brain and
envisioning a life beyond the confines of illness.

Jenna's journey of self-healing seamlessly merged her extensive medical knowledge with
neuroscience, ancient wisdom, and spiritual practices. The resulting 3D healing method, a holistic
approach addressing the mind, body, and soul, became her lifeline. As she untangled the intricate
connections between thoughts, emotions, and well-being, Jenna experienced a remarkable
transformation. Her journey to remission, medication-free and pain-free, defied the expectations of
a chronic and progressive autoimmune disease.

Emerged from the depths of despair, Jenna's newfound purpose extends beyond hospital walls. Her
calling transcends the confines of a medical profession, reaching into the shadows of chronic illness
to guide others on their path of healing and transformation. The 3D healing method, rooted in
the understanding of limiting beliefs, nutritional imbalances, chronic stress, and the soul's
dimensions, offers a beacon of hope.

Transitioning from the conventional path, Jenna embarked on a profound mission—to unravel the
mysteries of autoimmune and chronic diseases. With a keen focus on hidden triggers often
overlooked by Western medicine, she delved into the complexities of conditions like fibromyalgia
and chronic fatigue syndrome. Jenna's expertise extended beyond fixed or irreversible root causes,
exploring the enigma that eludes conventional understanding.

Jenna invites others to recognize the immense power within—the power to paint a masterpiece of
resilience and strength on the canvas of past experiences. Her message resonates: the journey of
healing involves synchronising the dimensions of being—mind, body, and soul. With unwavering
conviction, Jenna implores individuals to embrace their ability to transform pain into power and
challenges into catalysts for growth.

In the radiant light of Jenna Hastie's journey, she stands as a testament to the inherent power within
each individual—a power to heal, to transform, and to illuminate the path to a brighter reality.

Unleashing an Unstoppable Vision: How we Created the “Unstoppable Stories Anthology” in just 4 Months.

In September 2023, a pivotal moment arrived when my podcast, "Radiate Realness," won the “Outstanding Podcaster of the Year” award on World Suicide Prevention Day. I dedicated it to those lost to suicide, reinforcing the podcast's mission to spark vital conversations on the subject.

Motivated to deepen my impact, I envisioned an anthology titled "Unstoppable Stories," composed of narratives from twenty-five inspiring women, with royalties supporting suicide prevention education.

A productive October 2024 meeting with my publisher set a deadline to bring these powerful women together, aiming for a meaningful pre-release at Crom Castle, Ireland.

This venture taught me the importance of valuing all connections, for their future potential is boundless.

Alignment was key, the contributors needed to share a heartfelt energetic connection with myself and the anthology's mission. The project was a merging of inspired thoughts, intention, discipline, and focused action.

"Unstoppable Stories" is now a reality, an International Best Selling Anthology, featuring twenty- five powerful narratives and special chapters, with all royalties contributing to the fight against suicide. It's a testimony to collective strength and the enduring impact of shared visions.

https://amzn.eu/d/776TDYf

Struggling to Breathe: The Diary of a Psychiatric In-Patient

After achieving high academic success, Niamh Brownlee became a primary school teacher, first in Kent then back home in Belfast. But all was not well. Gradually, Niamh became more and more depressed until reaching the point where she just wanted to die.

At the age of 24, she was admitted to hospital. Although at rock bottom mentally, she had the presence of mind to keep a diary of the 31 days she spent in two psychiatric hospitals in Northern Ireland. This helped her survive and begin the tentative process of recovery.

Five years later, Niamh has decided to share her diary of those days in the hope that others will feel less alone and come to believe that recovery is possible, and help is out there.

Her diary is also instructive for those who provide mental health services. It gives a rare insight into psychiatric in-patient experience and is a plea to improve the quality of care.

Niamh’s diary is a raw account of feeling utterly worthless, but ultimately it is a diary of discovery and hope.