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My book for anyone who lost a title, a role, or a job and wondered, “Who am I now?”
Get the bookTeresa Stewart
Writer. Graduate of the hard places. Helping women become again after loss.
You are not starting over. You are starting from here.
The Second Chapter Letter
Honest letters for women rebuilding after loss. Grief, starting over, and finding out who you are now.
Free to read, right in your inbox.
Becoming Again Workshops
A small, warm circle where women gather to name what’s gone, find what remains, and discover who they are now.
Maybe you lost a husband, a parent, a marriage, a job, your health, or the life you planned. All of it counts. There are no tests and no timeline. Just honest conversation, gentle writing, and women who understand.
- BeginName what is gone.
- ExcavateClear the ground. Find what remains.
- ClaimReclaim your gifts and your name.
- OpenOpen to a chapter you haven’t met.
- MakeTake one true step.
- EmbraceNo one becomes again alone.
Season One
Six weeks. Begin and Excavate.
Season Two
Four weeks. Claim, Open, and Make.
Both Seasons
The full ten-week path.
One-Day Circle
The Yellow Rose Path in a day.
No one is ever turned away for cost.
Bedtime Stories for Grown-Ups
Short, funny stories about the real things we all struggle with.
Meet Lily, who lives in a little house with a yellow door, and her best friend Coco. They drink shakies, make up stories about strangers, and only have to look at each other to burst out laughing. Every story ends with a thought to sleep on.
The first story arrives Thursday, November 19. A new one every Thursday night.
Books & Shop
Workbooks & Mini-Guides
The Yellow Rose Path workbooks for Season One and Season Two, the one-day workbook, and eight short guides for life after loss.
See the workbooksThe Becoming Again Shop
Mugs, tees, totes, and candles for the woman who is becoming again, or a gift for a friend who is.
Visit the shop
Hi, I’m Teresa.
Yellow roses were the first flowers my husband Claud ever gave me, and the last ones at his goodbye. After I lost him, those roses taught me how to become again. Now I walk that path with other women.
Before this, I spent 35 years in banking and nonprofits. I was a trainer, I worked in payroll and HR, and I became a DEI officer. Then the business card went away, and I had to find out who I was without it.
I also speak to churches, groups, and organizations on topics like good grief and finding out who you are after loss.
I’m not a coach or a therapist. I’m a graduate of the hard places, and I would be honored to walk with you.
Get in touch
Ask about the next circle, book a talk, or just say hello. I read every message.