Childhood photographs often remain in frayed boxes scattered in piles of generational black and whites, pages falling away from their mother albums, shrinking away from a cardboard frame, faded color shots now anemic from sun exposure. Many capture the goodness and joy of life and preserve a plethora of storied child wealth, while others carry deep soul messages for the present and near future. In Femocracy, Femality, and Phoetics, author Nancy Llewellyn shares how, at age forty-one, she began to heal from her early years of abuse. In turn, she tells how she created Phoetics, the poetic truth in every childhood photograph. This memoir offers a culmination of her life’s work in which she transforms the tragedy and abuse experienced in childhood into a method that brings life-changing insights into past trauma to facilitate the healing process. Femocracy, Femality, and Phoetics journeys through Llewellyn’s life to wholeness, integration, and healing. Her experiences and the creation of Phoetics, a therapeutic process, offers you a portal to return and claim your own sacred authenticity, reconnecting you to your original self. Praise for Phoetics “A special recalibration occurs when you have a Phoetics session like this. If you’re open to it, a remembering can take place, and through that memory a feeling of wholeness can emerge. I am very grateful for the session with Nancy and value the work she is doing in the World.” —Amanda Mia Mehalick