One Foot Elsewhere: A collection of poems and passages in Bloomington, MN

A confessional and addictively bewildering account, this collection of poetry gives a deeply honest insight into the mind of a woman struggling with [TW:] post-traumatic stress disorder, dissociative disorder, disordered eating, self-harm, and suicidal idealization. Readers are taken on a journey through the writer's evolving states of mental health, and gradually the collections begin to reflect the writer's eventual healing. Slowly, the collections grow in passion, joy, forgiveness, and grounding.
Lovers of poetry, as well as readers new to the genre, will deeply appreciate the lyrical and vivid–yet not overly abstract or rigid–style of writing that consistently remains approachable. With this varied and loosely structured mix of poetry and prose, each page delivers the deeply moving and mystical--yet completely relatable--experiences and perspectives of a young adult struggling with mental health who is beginning to uniquely observe and participate in the world.