Unleashing your truest words, stories, and self-expression around midlife, menopause, and life transitions—without apologizing—allows you to navigate your feelings, take control of your narrative, and feel nurtured in a supportive community.
Women are fed a false narrative that midlife and menopause are stories of loss of beauty and relevance. This is not true. As we age, our wisdom grows and so does our desire to say what we mean without apologizing. Harnessing her years in public health, spiritual psychology, and teaching, Robin creates a transformative creative space where women discover and unleash their power on the page.
Meet Guest Instructor, Robin Finn
Robin Finn MPH, MA, is an award-winning writer, teacher, and author of the new book, Heart. Soul. Pen: Find Your Voice on the Page and in Your Life (Morehouse Publishing, April 30, 2024, available for pre-order now). Her work has appeared in national and international press, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and more. She teaches at the esteemed UCLA Extension Writer’s Program and is a cum laude graduate of UCLA. Robin holds master’s degrees in public health from Columbia University and in spiritual psychology from the University of Santa Monica. She lives in Los Angeles with her family where she writes about midlife, spirituality, the creative process, and finding inner peace (sort of). She is a longtime advocate for children with ADHD and learning differences. Find her at her website.
For the past decade, the HerStories Project has published writing by and for midlife women. We've published five anthologies, led dozens of writing groups, and taught writing online to hundreds of women.