Writing about your challenges and experiences in a memoir means you can:  

1.    Pass Along Wisdom:

Memoirs allow you to share specific life lessons and wisdom with others.   

When you write about difficult or painful memories, you can show the strength you discovered to overcome life’s obstacles. This way you can inspire others who face similar challenges..  

2.   Gain Personal Therapeutic Value:

The act of writing can be therapeutic. Exploring issues that still trouble you through memoirs can be healing.   

When you write about specific upsetting memories, you’re releasing a kind of traditional cognitive processing therapy often used for treating post-traumatic stress disorder.  

3.    Leave a legacy and Recorded History:

Your memoir becomes a recorded history of your life, leaving a meaningful legacy for your family, friends, and future generations.  

You’re also sharing your unique firsthand account of culture and history. Remember, there are new generations of readers who never knew a time without television and cell phones!  

4.    Realize Self-Empowerment:

Crafting your memoir helps you make sense of your life, identify themes, and gain self-realization.  

Like being in therapy, this writing experience can empower you by moving those feelings from inside you onto the reading page.    

Imagine holding a paperback copy of your memoir in your hands and feeling the satisfaction of this transformative and rewarding story-telling journey!  

Please email me personally at carolynvhamilton@gmail.com if you have specific questions about any part of this.

Or even better, let’s visit on zoom!

CLICK HERE to find a time that works for you for a free no-nonsense, information-sharing Q&A with me about your memoir-writing project.

My services for memoir writers include Content / Developmental Editing, Copy/Line Editing, Memoir Cover Design, Interior book file Design, Personal one-on-one Coaching and Support, Marketing Planning and Consultation.

How I’m different from other memoir coaches  

I’m just me, filled with a lot of experience to share.

I don’t have a team of writers, designers, assistants. There’s no “we.”

When you and I work together, you and I are “the team.”

I’ve been working this way successfully for over ten years, and I plan to keep it this way.

Yes, this means I can only work with a limited number of people at a time. And that’s okay with me. I want to share your memoir-writing and publishing journey with you all the way.

Working together, we can turn your dream into a memoir legacy in just six months’ time.

CLICK HERE & let's have a personal Q&A and talk about the challenges you are experiencing in writing and publishing your memoir.