After enduring profound traumatic loss, local author Theo Boyd became a certified grief educator, transforming personal tragedy into purpose and now shares an inspirational guide resonating with readers nationwide.
Author, speaker, farm girl and Certified Grief Educator Theo Boyd’s highly anticipated follow-up memoir, “Hope All The Way: Discovering Divine Signs in Life After Loss,” officially debuted on the USA Today Best-Seller list. Released December 2 by Forefront Books, “Hope All The Way” has quickly captured the hearts of readers across the country, further establishing Boyd as a trusted voice for those navigating the complexities of grief and seeking lasting hope.
The book achieved additional significant commercial success upon release, spending two consecutive days as the #1 best seller in the highly competitive “Love and Loss” category on Amazon.
Boyd’s work is deeply influenced by her roots in Whitney, where she experienced the sudden and heartbreaking loss of both her parents. Her mother passed in a tragic farm accident, and her grief-stricken father took his own life not long afterward. Navigating that unimaginable sorrow reshaped her trajectory and ignited a mission to help others feel less alone in their grief.
In her newly minted USA Today best-selling book, Boyd weaves her own story of finding light and hope after loss with her expertise as an educator, award-winning author and insights drawn from an in-depth research study on grief in America.
“Hope All The Way” offers heartfelt, practical guidance for readers at any stage of their grief journey, encouraging them to discover moments of connection, purpose and hope along the way.
This milestone builds on the success of her debut book, “My Grief Is Not Like Yours,” which earned 17 national and international awards.
Boyd also hosts the “Think Theo” podcast and continues to advance her research on the long-term effects of grief, including her recent study, The Silent Weight of Grief in America, conducted in partnership with the Center for Generational Kinetics.
For more information, visit thinktheo.com/hope-all-the-way.
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