Junie Swadron is a psychotherapist and writing coach. Over the past thirty years, she has authored multiple bestselling books highlighting the therapeutic benefits of writing, including Re-Write Your Life: A Transformational Guide to Writing and Healing the Stories of Our Lives and Your Life Matters: 8 Simple Ways to Writing Your Story. She co-wrote and produced the play, Madness Masks and Miracles: A Play to Help Dispel Myths and Stigmas about Mental Illness to high acclaim. Her Author Mentorship Program has been taken by writers worldwide, with many students becoming #1 best-selling authors. Junie lives in Victoria, British Columbia, with her husband, David Halliwell, an acclaimed artist, and musician.

Junie Swadron is a psychotherapist and writing coach. Over the past thirty years, she has authored multiple bestselling books highlighting the therapeutic benefits of writing, including Re-Write Your Life: A Transformational Guide to Writing and Healing the Stories of Our Lives and Your Life Matters: 8 Simple Ways to Writing Your Story. She co-wrote and produced the play, Madness Masks and Miracles: A Play to Help Dispel Myths and Stigmas about Mental Illness to high acclaim. Her Author Mentorship Program has been taken by writers worldwide, with many students becoming #1 best-selling authors. Junie lives in Victoria, British Columbia, with her husband, David Halliwell, an acclaimed artist, and musician.

Junie Swadron is a psychotherapist and writing coach. Over the past thirty years, she has authored multiple bestselling books highlighting the therapeutic benefits of writing, including Re-Write Your Life: A Transformational Guide to Writing and Healing the Stories of Our Lives and Your Life Matters: 8 Simple Ways to Writing Your Story. She co-wrote and produced the play, Madness Masks and Miracles: A Play to Help Dispel Myths and Stigmas about Mental Illness to high acclaim. Her Author Mentorship Program has been taken by writers worldwide, with many students becoming #1 best-selling authors. Junie lives in Victoria, British Columbia, with her husband, David Halliwell, an acclaimed artist, and musician.