hope may be broken

Tanna Shay Keymona Barrett Page Evans, born in India and raised in Roswell, New Mexico, is a resilient advocate through her writings and coaching. Adopted as an infant, Tanna overcame significant challenges, including surviving sexual assault and battling Chronic Inflammation Response Syndrome (CIRS). She publicly shared her healing journey through her stage play and continues to inspire others with her soon to be released books, including *Unchained Hope* and an upcoming devotional based on the 23rd Psalm. As the founder and CEO of Unchained Hope Coaching, she helps others heal from trauma and toxic mold exposure. Tanna is a proud mother of four, currently residing in Texas.

Tanna has walked through the fire of trauma—multiple forms of it—and emerged as a beacon of hope and healing for others. Her journey, marked by deep personal pain and transformation, has given her the platform to help others navigate their own healing. As a survivor of trauma, Tanna understands the complexities and emotional scars that it leaves behind, and she knows firsthand the importance of finding a path to healing.

Now, Tanna continues her work as a speaker, coach, and soon-to-be published author, spreading a message of hope and renewal. Her upcoming book, Unchained Hope, is a deeply personal account of her experiences with trauma, and healing. Through her book, she invites readers into her story, offering practical steps and spiritual guidance for anyone walking through their own trauma.

What makes Tanna’s work so impactful is her commitment to sharing her story. She not only speaks about the process of healing, but she actively walks through it with those who are struggling. Her message? Healing and forgiveness are possible, even in the darkest moments of life.