giannarose monteleone

GiannaRose Monteleone is the author of Beauty in the Broken and related works that explore how unresolved trauma shapes identity, relationships, and the inner narratives people carry through life. Her writing blends lived experience with trauma-informed insight, offering language for experiences that are often felt but rarely named. Across memoir and educational work, her focus is not on pathology, but on healing, agency, and the quiet work of becoming whole.

GiannaRose speaks to audiences seeking depth, clarity, and grounded truth. Her talks span community spaces, leadership forums, faith-based gatherings, and professional environments, addressing resilience, emotional safety, trauma-informed leadership, and the human cost of unaddressed pain. Whether in intimate settings or larger rooms, her speaking is known for its steadiness, relevance, and ability to connect personal insight to collective responsibility.

As an organizational behavior practitioner, GiannaRose examines how individual histories shape group dynamics, leadership behavior, and workplace culture. Her work focuses on psychological safety, communication patterns, and the unseen factors that influence performance, trust, and engagement. She helps leaders and organizations understand how unresolved trauma and stress responses quietly show up at work, and how healthier systems can be intentionally built.

GiannaRose is a globally certified trauma debriefing facilitator with experience supporting individuals and groups following high-stress or critical incidents. Her approach is trauma-informed, evidence-based, and deeply respectful of personal boundaries. Rather than forcing disclosure, she creates structured, emotionally safe spaces that support nervous system regulation, integration, and long-term resilience.

GiannaRose is the founder of Healing Hearts Publishing, an imprint dedicated to creating trauma-informed, evidence-based resources for adults and children. The imprint centers stories and educational tools shaped by research, lived experience, and deep empathy, with a focus on emotional safety, resilience, and long-term healing. 

Through this work, she is building a body of resources designed to support individuals, families, educators, and organizations alike.

Advocacy is a central throughline in GiannaRose’s work. She has long advocated for women and children impacted by violence, working to expand access to trauma-informed education, resources, and support. 

Her advocacy focuses on breaking silence around invisible wounds while advancing approaches that prioritize dignity, emotional safety, and long-term healing. This commitment extends beyond writing and speaking through philanthropy, including the donation of 100% of author royalties during launch week of each book to nonprofit organizations that support child survivors of trauma.

GiannaRose is a survivor of violence whose lived experience informs her work with depth, clarity, and restraint. Rather than defining her by what she endured, her story provides context for why she approaches healing, leadership, and human systems with such care. 

She holds a firm belief that while individuals are never responsible for the harm done to them, reclaiming agency in the healing process can fundamentally change a life’s trajectory.