What Uncovering Your Power
is All About
Purpose
Uncovering Your Power was established in 2020 with the release of our powerful book. We believe that it is the divine right of every person to understand and tap into their true purpose and presence here on this earth. Uncovering Your Power lights the path to self-discovery for those seeking enlightenment.
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​Whether you are overcoming a specific obstacle such as mental or physical abuse or healing from a broken childhood, Uncovering Your Power is here to enhance your journey and give you the tools and resources necessary to help fulfill your goals and maximize your full potential.
No longer do you have to wonder, ‘what if’?
With Uncovering Your Power's support, you can focus on ‘what’s next!’
Uncovering Your Power offers books, programs, and workshops catered to the healing process. We will help you lay the foundation for your future with support and a healthy, well-rounded approach.
Vision
To be a transformative force in the lives of those impacted by abuse, fostering hope, healing, and empowerment. Our goal is to be a leader in empowering our communities to invest in healthier relationships.
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The book, 'Uncovering Your Power', is our first tool to assist in freeing those suffering from emotional bondage. This will allow individuals to lay the foundation for a healthier path for themselves and their families. Our other books, 'You Can't Save Me From Myself' and 'The Love That Changed Me', also serve the purpose of empowerment and enlightenment.
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Uncovering Your Power now offers community programs, workshops, and speaking engagements that empower women and youth to overcome trauma, regain confidence, and enjoy more fulfilling lives.
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About Us
Uncovering Your Power Author Nicole Brittney
Hello and welcome to Uncovering Your Power!
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I humbly appreciate your interest and look forward to inspiring and elevating your life. Writing has always been my passion. I am so thankful for the opportunity to expand upon my gifts and share them with you.
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​I grew up in the rolling mountains of the Blue Ridge and while I don’t visit as often as I should, I enjoy calling this home. I grew up the eldest of my adopted mother's six children with extended family members of all kinds drifting in and out of our household. My upbringing showed me many things and growing up in such a diverse household taught me a lot about life.
Lets just say, my upbringing was complicated, to say the least.
Growing up the eldest of so many in a broken home made me a natural-born leader with a strong interest in advocacy. For as long as I can remember I have always been a person who went against the grain, asked the difficult questions, and stood up for those whose voices were silenced for one reason or another. I pride myself in my character but oftentimes question the best approach to resolving key societal issues that many people are comfortable ignoring.
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I have suffered at the hands of mental, emotional, and physical abuse not only in instances of romantic relationships but also in aspects of my childhood. Time and time again I found myself asking, why me? Why did I seem to get the brunt end of so many of my relationships? Why did I seem to be on the receiving end of pain after investing the best of myself in my relationships? I found that the journey to mending relationships started with a focus on mending ME.
​​​I used to feel bad for investing in myself and doing what was right for me. I had no problem giving my all in relationships in the hopes that one day my partner would pour their all back into me in return. I began to realize that this was not the path to healing that I imagined. If I had continued down that path there would not have been much of me left to give.
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​​So I began to invest in myself. Selfishly. I invested in my healing. I turned away from unhealthy relationships of all kinds and went on a path of self-healing and discovery. During this process, I realized that so much of the pain that I harbored in my childhood, seeped into the folds of my adult relationships and my approach to loving. The same approval and recognition that I was seeking as a little girl impacted how I was viewed and subsequently treated as an adult. While I was in the midst of my LAST unhealthy relationship, riddled with physical and emotional abuse, I made a pact to myself that I would love myself better and only choose lovers who were willing to do the same.
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What came from that pact and that energy was my first book, Uncovering Your Power: The Guidebook to Escaping Emotional and Physical Abuse. In this book, I share the fictional story of Michelle and Dwayne, a couple suffering to love one another with a healthy and fruitful love. Michelle and Dwayne's love not only represented a part of my past but the broken relationships that so many others have experienced as well.
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In writing this book, I poured out my pain. The pain of abuse and insecurity, the pain of my childhood, the pain I had growing up in a broken home without a healthy foundation or nurturing love. I poured out the pain I felt in not having a support system during my most difficult time of need. I poured out the pain of living in a world that I just knew had more to offer but I did not know how to find it for myself.
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Writing Uncovering Your Power laid the foundation for my healing. As I opened myself up to growth, I became a happier and more whole woman.
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Uncovering Your Power is a leader in healing and helping to free those who want it from the bondage of our past. The bondage that continues to hold so many of our minds and actions in a place of pain instead of a place of deliverance.
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My main hope as an author is to be a reflection of hope and what is possible. There is no limit to what we can do as individuals. Each healed individual becomes a change agent for our communities. We must rise to become our best selves. Our legacy depends on it.
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Uncovering Your Power is my seed to discovering a new path and a new journey for my people. I believe that the rose that grew from concrete doesn’t have to die or wither away. We can all be a part of healing and bettering our communities. We can all bloom...beautifully.
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