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Huffington Post

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Salon

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PBS’s Next Avenue

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Newsweek

Caregivers Are Invisible. They Shouldn’t Be

 

Psychology Today

When Life Does Not Go to Plan

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Scary Mommy

5 Things A Parent Really Needs When Raising A Child With Special Needs

 

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Kveller

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The Unlikely Village of Eden book cover mockup

The Unlikely Village of Eden by Emma Nadler cover imageI’m so excited to share the cover for my memoir, The Unlikely Village of Eden, created by The Book Designers. I love the modern feel and the warm tones. Say what you will about the color pink, but I’m forever a fan. The book is about grief, various forms of love, and how to recalibrate with a creative approach to family when life doesn’t go to plan. The book is about grief, various forms of love, and how to recalibrate with a creative approach to family when life doesn’t go to plan. It will be released on April 25th, 2023 by Central Recovery Press. You can find it wherever you get your books.

Thank you for joining this adventure with me. Being able to share our story is such a powerful experience and I’m grateful for your support.

Warmly,

Emma

 

 

I’m thrilled to announce that my memoir The Unlikely Village of Eden will be published as a lead title for spring 2023 by Central Recovery Press. This independent press is a great fit, in part because of our shared values including destigmatizing conversations about mental health. They “encourage a holistic approach to emotional, physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.” CRP published the groundbreaking New York Times bestseller My Grandmother’s Hands: Racialized Trauma and the Pathways to Mending Our Hearts and Bodies by Resmaa Menakem, along with other powerful books that focus on healing and systemic change. I’m honored to join them in launching The Unlikely Village of Eden in April!