Megan Margherio

Megan Margherio is the author of Everwoven: A Memoir. A Reckoning., a raw, non-linear exploration of what comes after survival.

Rather than telling a traditional trauma story, Everwoven invites readers into the aftermath; the inner negotiations, fractured identities, and slow, embodied work of learning how to live again. Through poetic vignettes and dialogue with her past selves, Megan writes honestly about childhood sexual abuse, emotional neglect, intimate partner violence, self-blame, and the long road back to belonging in her own body.

A former public school teacher who now serves as a trauma-informed yoga teacher and embodiment guide, Megan’s work sits at the intersection of nervous-system healing, storytelling, and lived experience. She speaks openly about estrangement, survival without sanitizing pain, and the quiet courage it takes to stop abandoning yourself long enough to welcome in the good life has to offer.

Megan believes healing isn’t about becoming someone new, it’s about learning how to stay. Her work helps survivors move beyond survival mode and reconnect with safety, agency, and aliveness, one honest moment at a time.