Jesse Sloane’s What I Thought Loss Meant is a deeply moving memoir about navigating unexpected endings over her lifetime. Jesse shares how she managed the big shifts in her life, like moving six times as a child, with only a teddy bear named Ted for...

Jesse Sloane’s Coloring Through the Noise is a memoir that brilliantly documents her unraveling when her high-functioning VP career implodes overnight. She descends into a nervous breakdown accompanied by spiraling thoughts and shaking hands. She describes the experience as one in which her body is...

Jesse Sloane’s What I Thought Love Required examines the unwritten rules that condition many people to tie their self-esteem to chronic people-pleasing. Sloane charts her personal trajectory from an anxious childhood to a very demanding career in which high performance became her only true sense...