Patti Clark is an award-winning author known for her work in the genre of allegorical narrative, with a focus on themes of personal growth, resilience, and transformation.
Her books, including "Recovery Road Trip" and "This Way Up," explore journeys of self-discovery, addiction recovery, empowerment and the complexities of navigating life's challenges. "Recovery Road Trip" addresses themes of healing and change, capturing the essence of embarking on a physical and emotional journey, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and hope. Her work emphasizes resilience and the importance of community support in recovery processes.
Patti's writing style is characterized by its emotional depth and relatability, often drawing on her own experiences to create authentic narratives that resonate with readers. By blending personal insights with engaging storytelling, she offers a unique perspective on the human experience.
Patti is often featured on podcasts, lending her voice to topics related to recovery and personal development. Her writing aims to inspire and support individuals on their journey to healing, making her a significant voice in discussions around these topics.
She was raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, lived for many years in New Zealand, and now resides in northern Portugal.
This Way Up Is The Winner Of International Excellence Self-Help Book Of The Year.
Recovery Road Trip:
Finding Purpose and Connection on the Journey Home
'Full of forgiveness, positivity, and female empowerment, this book makes for an entirely interactive experience that can heal as well as entertain.'
—Michael Radon, The US Review of Books
“Patti Clark invites us along for a journey into self through storytelling, guided reflections, and writing prompts. Recovery Road Trip is an engaging read and gentle nudge towards introspection and growth.”
—Jean McCarthy, author of Take Good Care; Podcast Producer/Host of The Bubble Hour and Tiny Bubbles
This Way Up
This Way Up is a story of healing for women who yearn to lead a fuller life, accompanied by a workbook designed to help readers work through personal challenges, discover new inspiration, and harness their creative power...
“Clark speaks to the woman who thinks it’s too late to start a new life. She offers optimism, insight, and a light at the end of a very dark tunnel. Whether you suffer from empty nest syndrome, divorce, the loss of a loved one, midlife crisis, or all of the above. You can heal. You can discover a richer existence.
And this book is precisely what you need to help get you there”
— Laura Coronado, reviewer at Lollie Shopping