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Jackie Heyen is an activist and advocate for Eating Disorders, Self Injury, Depression and Accessibility. She has spoken at conferences, community and school events around the US. She currently works on the Adaptive use Musical Instruments Project at the Deep Listening Institute in Kingston NY. She is also a blogger about Accessibility called RUAccessible. Her CD, Journey To Worthy, are songs Jackie wrote during her recovery. Jackie is a Harley owner/rider and a multi-media artist. She creates multi-media works about her recovery journey and her trips on her motorcycle called Blue. These series of works called BlueRoad go deep into the thoughts and emotions Jackie feels on the road. She feels the best place to find herself is on the road. |
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Curriculum Vitae
"I started writing songs about what I went
through and what I was going through. It became my way of
communicating, getting out the issues I had stuffed down for so many
years. I had great encouragement from my team. They pushed me and were
there for me."
-Jackie Heyen, Renfrew Connections
"Heyen used to suffer alone. Now she’s using her guitar and strong voice and her story to reach others who suffer, too."
-Colleen Kenny, Lincoln Journal Star
©Copyright 2007 by Jackie Heyen - All Rights Reserved
-Jackie Heyen, Renfrew Connections
"Heyen used to suffer alone. Now she’s using her guitar and strong voice and her story to reach others who suffer, too."
-Colleen Kenny, Lincoln Journal Star
©Copyright 2007 by Jackie Heyen - All Rights Reserved