“...I have to tell you about my drive home with the girls Friday afternoon. They have hit the stage where you ask a question and get a one word answer. This day where they heard (you) talk they spent almost the entire drive home talking about it. They seemed to remember virtually every detail. I could hear them process (your) long struggle, the physical after effects, and idea of 'finding your voice.' It really made quite an impression. I am so grateful you are willing to share your story; it can't be easy doing so. Thanks again."
~A Mother of a Student, Berkeley CA
Founded 2001
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Find Your Voice Project©
...has been an ongoing project within Andrea's 14 yr battle and recovery through anorexia and body hatred; it is a how-to on embracing one's voice, awareness and courage to accept one's body for the beauty it is today, not tomorrow. She has been sharing her wisdom through her writing, speaking, retreats and events for over 20 years under Find Your Voice Project©, which later developed into Anam Nostos House©. Her recently published book, Find Your Voice Project: A Journey Towards Healing, available on Amazon, has been widely embraced as an authentic hands on workbook within her story; it is a book to help one journey through life, embracing a direction towards living fully with a voice to be heard! Andrea will be traveling back on the speaking circuit to promote this very needed resource! Look for more of her writings on her blog, as well as book events and speaking engagements on our calendar! |
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I AM WORTHY Blog Post“He said, ‘Come to the edge.’
They said, ‘No we will fall.’ He said, ‘Come to the edge.’ Then they came to the edge, he pushed them, and they flew.” ~Guillaume Apollinaire 
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Watch our NEDAW Video of our great week! |
Emory & Henry NEDAW EVENTGrateful for such a wonderful event at Emory & Henry College to kick off my speaking tour & National Eating Disorder Awareness Week! Keep spreading the message of BODY LOVE!
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"Andrea's powerful story of healing and recovery is truly inspirational. She is resiliency and strength personified. I'm so thankful for her willingness to practice vulnerability and speak about her lived experiences in order to ignite a torch of hope for others."
-Todd D. Stanley, LPC
Director of Counseling Services, Emory & Henry College, Emory VA
