Books by Sarah Robinson

04/29/2026

The older I’ve gotten, the less afraid I’ve become of missing out. FOMO turns into “do I really want to be here?” And there’s such a freedom in that—in building a life where you know the people who matter won’t hold it against you for bailing or being late, and that you’ll always find yourself exactly where you were meant to be.

04/19/2026

Baseball with the siblings ⚾️🧢 I love spending hundreds of dollars to referee arguments from a baseball stadium instead of at home for free 🤣🤣🤣

04/17/2026

My dream of having a little free library in my front yard is finally here! And I painted it all by myself 🫶

04/16/2026

There’s nothing more I love than being their mother, even when my nights look like this 🥹❤️🌈🥰

04/12/2026

My oldest kiddo turns 10 years old today!! Bodhi has the biggest, gentlest heart I’ve ever met, and their compassion for animals and their little sisters is nothing short of heroic. They are incredibly smart, acing school, and the most social kid I know. Despite all the adversity they’ve faced in their little life, they see the glass as half full, advocate for themselves, and love unconditionally. I’m so proud to get to watch them continue to become the person they want to be one day ❤️

And, I mean, can they get any cooler? This kid has their mom’s swagger 🤣

04/10/2026

COVER REVEAL!!!!!!!

🔗 to preorder in bio!! Coming August 20, 2026 is my first non fiction novel titled Healing Sacred Wounds: a guide to healing from religious and spiritual trauma. Personal and professional stories plus workshop ideas and prompts—this book will help any individual work on their past and move forward in the way that works best for them❤️

04/09/2026

My book, Healing Sacred Wounds; is finally available for preorders and coming live on August 20th! I am aiming to get as many preorders as possible before it’s live, so feel free to pass the link along to anyone interested in buying a copy! I AM SO EXCITED! I’m so grateful for all of your support and love for this book!

Provides a clinically grounded, compassionate framework for understanding and healing religious and spiritual trauma. Written by an experienced therapist and tr…

04/09/2026

Heath update ❤️‍🩹 As some of you know, last fall was the worst time of my professional life and I had my heart broken so deeply by someone I really loved like family. They approached the person who’d been bullying me for 6 months at that point to leverage more money and career advancement for themselves at my expense knowing this bully would do anything to make me feel pain, and it worked. I got put through legal hell and threatened via lawyers for months. I didn’t leave bed for a week. I was suicidal. I lost weight. I couldn’t eat. My blood work tanked so hard I became anemic, began having fainting spells, and my blood pressure plummeted. Despite adding in extra therapy and supports and so many vitamins, I’m still working to regain the impact this heart break had on my body. I’m wearing a heart monitor for the next week to figure out the fainting spells and if there are cardiac issues on top of everything. It’s been exhausting and painful, but it’s also been one of the biggest growth experiences of my life.

I learned to get back into my body, and to stop disassociating. I learned the power my emotions has on my physical being. I learned boundaries at work and in employee relationships—realizing embarrassingly late into the game that I can’t treat an employee like a friend due to the natural power imbalance. I learned how to ask for help because I had no other choice—to really lean in my wife and let her take care of me. I started taking vacations and working less (I hadn’t had a vacation in 10 years). I learned to advocate more for myself and to begin to give myself compassion. I realized how long I’ve been living in a disassociated state from my body until my body demanded I pay it attention.

And so I’m here starting from the ground up. I am in therapy 2-3x a week now. I see all the doctors. I take all the vitamins. I sleep more. I vacation more. I work less. I ask for help more. I let others help me. I realized that no one heartbreak is worth my physical health. I learned to put myself first so that I can truly show up for those I love.

I sometimes hate how much I wear my heart on my sleeve and it is also one of the most wonderful things about me. ❤️

04/07/2026

For those who don’t know about my upbringing in an evangelical cult and my lifelong struggle to heal from complex PTSD, I’ve written a guide book with Bloomsbury Academics for others that I wish I’d had for myself on this journey. It’s full of personal stories, professional stories from my clinical work as a therapist, and exercises and prompts for readers to try. It’s 6 years in the making and I’m so proud it’s finally almost here.

Given the animosity and hate I received in the comments on my most recent post about ending my relationship with an abusive father, and how folx defended his decisions to call my sexuality a sin….it made me realize even now more than ever how relevant this topic and this book is.

If you want to follow along leading up to the August 2026 book release, please subscribe to the newsletter🔗 in my comments.

Looking forward to this new, more open chapter of my life 🌈

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04/06/2026

Today I said goodbye to my father for the first time, and the last. He’s alive but he just doesn’t love me.

I’ve been low contact that for years but today I’ve finally said no to it all, included having my children held over me as his number one issue—oh, you’re keeping my grandkids from me? Yes, Im keeping them from a man who hates that I’m gay more than he’s ever tried to love them. A man who hated me long before he knew I was gay and loved to use the Bible to defend his hatred.

To the many loved ones who texted me after or my whole life and told me how much they loved me and how proud they were of me for standing up to my first bully—my father. Thank you.

That last photo is me and him. How much I loved him. How deeply I hoped he would find love. But now? Just not with me.

(Sorry fb cuts off a lot)

04/01/2026

Ocean side nights 🔥

03/31/2026

Family vacation, but missing our favorite little man ❤️