Free Therapy: Hard to Read Poems for Hard to Read People

Free Therapy: Hard to Read Poems for Hard to Read People

By Daisha Naché Overstreet

This isn’t poetry that plays nice.

This is the stuff you read alone at 2AM. The stuff you highlight, screenshot, send to your therapist, then deny ever doing that.

Free Therapy is a gritty, intimate collection of poems written during a time when the author stopped pretending everything was fine—and dared to tell the truth instead. Over 45 days, Daisha Naché Overstreet carved out 45 minutes a day to write what hurt, what healed, what haunted her.

What came out is this book: a vulnerable, unapologetic mirror for anyone navigating the chaos of adulthood, identity, healing, and love in all its messy forms.

Inside, you’ll find:

• 🔥 Poetry that doesn’t flinch
• 🧠 Reflections on depression, burnout, friendship, and self-worth
• ✨ The feeling of being seen when you're unraveling

Whether you read it straight through or pick it up on your worst days, Free Therapy doesn’t promise answers—it offers resonance.

For the ones who laugh in group chats but cry in voice notes. For the ones starting over. Again.

📚 74 pages | Limited quantity | Self-published with intention

🖤 Order while it lasts—because healing is personal, and so is this.