Process the grief, shame, and loneliness of having a child in prison and move toward healing.

Hear this first: you didn't screw up.
Kids don't have to be bad, have bad parents, or live in bad homes to suffer mental health breakdowns, addiction, or incarceration. Everything can change instantly, and if it's happened to your family member, you know the emotional chaos and the feelings of losing control that threaten your survival.

Lorri Britt was caught in a cycle of guilt, shame, sadness, and loneliness, feeling judged and ostracized when her two boys ended up in prison. In My Heart Behind Bars, she bravely shares her true life story and the raw reactions she experienced before, during, and after they were incarcerated. Readers dealing with similar heartbreak will find help and comfort knowing they're not alone.

You'll discover

Your child's choices are not yours; you're on separate paths bound together by love. Read My Heart Behind Bars—an honest memoir and guide to processing the imprisonment of a child—and finding help to make sense of it logically and emotionally as you heal.