My name is Jessica Lozada, and I am a Latina author, domestic violence survivor, advocate, content creator, podcast host, and future trauma-informed therapist. I am also a proud mother of four and grandmother of twelve. My journey into authorship and personal branding wasn’t born from a business plan, it was born from survival, healing, and an unwavering desire to help other women find their voices, and their niche.

Today, I am the author of multiple books, including Why She Stay, The Aftermath of Trauma, Becoming Her, Becoming Me, Why I Healed in Pink, She Is The Brand, She Is The Brand 2: Networking. I am also the creator of The Aurelianas Chronicles, a five-book fantasy romance series consisting of The Kingdom of Becoming, The Queen’s Legacy, The Kingdom Beyond the Stars, The Thorn Queen, and The Last Rose Crown.

Whether I am writing nonfiction or branding that helps women heal from trauma or creating fictional worlds where courage, purpose, and transformation come to life, every book I write carries the same message: healing is possible, your story matters, and you are capable of becoming more than what you’ve survived.

What sets me apart is that I don’t teach from theory alone, I teach from lived experience. Every lesson I share has been learned through real-life challenges, growth, faith, resilience, and transformation. My brand is built on authenticity, vulnerability, compassion, and the belief that healing and success can exist together.

One of the accomplishments I am most proud of is transforming my survival story into a mission that inspires and empowers others. Whether I’m writing a book, recording a podcast, speaking to women in shelters, mentoring survivors, creating content, or encouraging someone through a simple social media post, my purpose remains the same: to remind women that their past does not define them, their voice matters, and they have the power to create a life they never thought possible.

My brand is recognized by the color pink, which represents healing, strength, femininity,

confidence, and transformation. Pink is more than a color, it’s a reminder that softness and strength can exist together, and that every woman deserves to embrace both.

My message is simple:

You are not broken. You are becoming.