Welcome to the world of Heila Rogers, a Colorado native with a wanderer’s spirit that has embraced life on both sides of the Atlantic. From Maryland to Nebraska, North Carolina to Texas, and even the United Kingdom, Heila’s journey has shaped her unique perspective on the world and her eloquent way with words.
Heila’s passion for storytelling began at a young age, drawing inspiration from the magical realms of children’s books and the captivating characters within. Now, she weaves her own narratives that explore the transformative power of art and the importance of truth-telling in the face of harm. Through her work, Heila seeks to unite individuals in a shared journey of regenerative healing and creative expression, nurturing a life-preserving sense of community.
With a background in Creative Writing and journalism, Heila combines her formal education with a lifelong dedication to learning and growth. She is a student of poetry, sociology, recovery, and the myriad ways in which art enriches our lives and connects us to one another.
Explore Heila Rogers' captivating writing portfolio, where her poetic spirit and keen insights shine through in works that delve into the intersection of art, trauma, and community. Drawing from her diverse background and unending curiosity, Heila's writing explores the transformative power of art in healing and the importance of forging connections within our shared society.
Dive into the world of Women’s Words with Heila Rogers, a podcast exploring the intersection of art, trauma, and community. Join us as we navigate the complexities of trauma and the transformative power of art, ultimately discovering solutions for a brighter, more joyful world.
Discover opportunities to connect, converse, and enrich your community through art and storytelling. Engage with like-minded individuals to share experiences, talk about trauma, and together, weave a tapestry of healing narratives that strengthen our collective spirit.
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