Jen Yontz-Orlando is a bilingual, bicultural writer, researcher, and photographer specializing in therapeutic healing through bibliotherapy, expressive writing, and yoga for chronic pain and illness sufferers.
Her academic foundation includes a Master's in Library Science from Valdosta State and an MBA from Ohio University. She holds professional certification from The Therapeutic Writing Institute and is currently expanding her expertise with a master's in creative writing at Harvard University.
As the Chronic Illness and Pain Support Leader for Lee Health in Florida, Jen guides individuals through personalized healing journeys. Her leadership in mental health advocacy includes significant contributions to NAMI and other organizations, where her bibliotherapy approaches have helped countless people find relief and meaning.
Jen's integrative worldview draws from Roman Catholicism, Buddhism, and yoga traditions. This perspective is uniquely shaped by her childhood divided between rural Ohio and Colombia, complemented by transformative experiences during her global travels..
Combining neuroscience knowledge with mental wellness practices, Jen investigates how personal narrative creates pathways to healing. Her forthcoming memoir "Spiraling Towards the Light" chronicles her transformative journey from debilitating chronic pain to vibrant, purposeful living.
Words have the power to inspire, motivate, and connect people. As a writer, I am passionate about harnessing that power to help individuals and businesses achieve their goals.
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