From All Angles: Fostering Emotional Wealth

  • Regina Louise

In a recent TEDx Talk, I spoke on the importance of having a benevolent witness to our stories. Someone who will not, as John Bradshaw said, “shame us for our shame.” I cannot share my story without first sharing my shame message. Simply put, I am not wanted. While some of you may have an […]

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About the Author

Regina Louise

Regina Louise is a child advocate, emotional wellness coach, trauma-informed practitioner and a mindfulness practitioner. Louise is the author of several books, including “Hands on Heart: A 60-Day Guided Journal to Self-Love,” her memoir “Somebody’s Someone” and its follow up “Someone Has Led This Child to Believe.” Louise’s experiences include living in 30 foster care homes and time spent in solitary confinement in a level 14 residential treatment center. At 15, Louise was denied the right to a forever family when a California court deemed her Caucasian-Hawaiian prospective adoptive mother “unfit” because of their racial differences. As a wellness coach, she holds 30-day virtual workshops, guiding others through a groundbreaking journey toward the self with love. Follow Louise on Instagram at @TheRealReginaLouise. For more information, visit www.iamreginalouise.com.

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