Sing Your Song
A HEALING JOURNEY FROM
TRAUMA TO SELF-LOVE
What if the biggest thing holding you back is something you don’t even realize is there?
If you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or frustrated by patterns you can't seem to break, this book is for you. Blending self-help with memoir, it offers not just strategies for healing but also a deeply personal glimpse into the author’s own journey of transformation. It’s for anyone ready to uncover hidden barriers, heal deep wounds, and step into the life they’ve always wanted.
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Trauma and limiting beliefs buried in your subconscious can control your life without you knowing it. Hazel L. Woods learned this the hard way. At twelve, she faced her first depression; at thirteen, her traumatized mother left home. Plagued by anxiety and unworthiness, Hazel embarked on a life quest to find hope, healing, and ultimately, herself. Through her candid memoir and practical guidance, this book reveals how to identify and heal harmful core beliefs, replacing them with empowering ones that support your growth and journey.
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Packed with relatable experiences, thought-provoking questions, and actionable tools, Sing Your Song walks you through a step-by-step process that blends emotional healing with self-discovery. First, you’ll explore the roots of your struggles; then, you’ll be guided to uncover the talents and treasures that have been hidden inside you all along.
This book is your guide to breaking free from the past and stepping into the future you deserve—written with the vulnerability and authenticity of someone who’s walked the path themselves.
“This book immediately reminded me of Women Who Run with the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estés.
In short: powerful writing!”
—Francine De Schepper
Launching February 14, 2025
Life’s greatest journey is the one that brings you back to yourself. Take the first step today.
“This book gives us insight into dealing with the cracks (or large tears) in our souls. Healing “old hurt” is possible!"
—Erwin Tielemans (author & trainer in Connecting Communication at Human Matters)
A snapshot of Hazel's memoir:
​Hazel L. Woods is twelve when she experiences her first depression and thirteen when her traumatized mother leaves the family. Consumed by loneliness and lack of purpose, she begins her quest for healing. Facing the many challenges of growing up in a broken home, Hazel loses hope and her sense of self—until she finds the courage to follow her heart where it wanted to lead her all along. At age 26, she takes the leap of a lifetime by enrolling in the conservatoire to chase her dreams.