Mia Saenz is an author, teacher, and founder of Saenz Literary Press. Her work explores the landscapes of healing, identity, self-love, relationships, and what it means to become fully ourselves.
Through memoir, psychology, transformational writing, children’s literature, and literary nonfiction, Mia creates books that invite readers into deeper conversations with themselves and one another. Her work spans the Love Revolution series, books on emotional healing and self-discovery, companion journals, children’s stories that gently weave emotional wisdom into everyday life, and memoirs that honor both heartbreak and hope.
At the heart of everything she writes is one belief:
Love is not simply something we receive. It is something we learn to embody.
Whether exploring abandonment and belonging, the language of the body, the courage to begin again, or the quiet beauty of ordinary moments, Mia’s books are written to become companions—offering reflection, encouragement, and practical wisdom for readers at every stage of life.
She lives on Whidbey Island in the Pacific Northwest, where the forests, shoreline, and changing seasons continually remind her that healing, like nature, unfolds in its own time.