Kelsey and Armando had the absolute pleasure of having Jackie Graybill share her trauma to triumph. She talks about how she found herself in an abusive relationship, and through education, she began to see the signs of just how abusive it was. Jackie left that relationship and found herself having to rebuild her life independently. Jackie talks about how she learned to set boundaries and stick with them. Jackie began to work on herself and found her calling through the process.
With a unique background in music, communication, and the arts, Seattle, Nashville, and London-based transformational keynote speaker/singer/songwriter/podcaster and soon-to-be author Jackie Graybill inspires and transforms her audiences.
Jackie has taught piano for the past 22 years, has lit up the stage in eight plays and musicals, and placed in the Top 10 as Miss Puget Sound 2006 at Miss America’s Miss Washington Pageant. She has released two albums and multiple singles to Spotify success (as Jackie Gray).
Jackie’s colorful life came crashing down into darkness when she found herself in an abusive marriage. Now free and an overcomer who holds a Masters in Understanding Domestic and Sexual Violence, Jackie combines her original music with a message of hope by helping others recognize, escape and heal from abusive relationships.
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“The Verbally Abusive Man, Can He Change?: A Woman’s Guide to Deciding Whether to Stay or Go”
-Patricia Evans
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