Cheryl Denton
Biography
Cheryl Denton wrote the first book in The Darkfire Series, Among the Ashes, to give readers a glimpse into the mind of a person suffering from PTSD. When Hope Was Gone, the second book, addresses the challenges of parenting a child with PTSD. The third novel, Losing Faith, portrays a woman who develops PTSD when a stalker terrorizes her. Mrs. Denton writes all of these novels out of her personal experiences. Her Spiritual Growth Series gently guides survivors through the depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem which many experience.
As a writer, Cheryl Denton has contributed a large body of work through her blog for survivors of abuse and trauma, www.cheryldenton.com/blog. Much of her writing follows the theme of rising above life’s challenges. Over the years, she has also worked as a magazine editor and book editor.
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Humor for Healing Workshops
Cheryl Denton developed Humor for Healing Workshops to help people overcome challenging life events. Through clowning, singing, dancing, and laughter, participants create pleasant memories and reduce stress. Her husband, Chaplain Joe Denton, joins her in these informative and lively presentations. Cheryl Denton is the author of Among the Ashes: Darkfire Series Book One and The Road to Forgiveness: Removing the Roadblocks.
Books
The Road to Forgiveness
by Cheryl Denton
Price: $3.99 USD. 52760 words.
Published on November 11, 2011. Nonfiction.
Readers learn to consider powerful ways to forgive the unforgivable. Created for survivors of trauma and abuse with deep emotional wounds. Also for those who can’t let go of the anger, revenge, hate, and guilt that prevent forgiving. Contains stories of others' struggles to forgive, along with spiritual resources. Includes discussion questions and relevant life application exercises.
Among the Ashes
by Cheryl Denton
Price: $2.99 USD. 99040 words.
Published on October 25, 2011. Fiction.
When an arsonist destroys her home, Kit Blume loses everything. All that remain are her annoying neighbor, a cryptic letter from her father, and the disturbing PTSD flashbacks and nightmares that involve a killer with a gun. Determined to find out the truth about her lost childhood, Kit discovers that some memories are best left in the dark…
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