Kia Lee
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Kia Lee is a New York-based author, speaker, and memoirist whose debut book, Lighthouse: Surviving Narcissistic Abuse, has been featured in multiple media outlets for its raw exploration of trauma, resilience, and self-reclamation. Drawing from her lived experiences—including surviving narcissistic abuse and breast cancer—Kia advocates for women’s healing and empowerment through her writing and public dialogue.
Early Life and Education
Kia was raised in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from The New School in New York City and has lived in New York for over two decades.
Career
In 2023, Kia published Lighthouse: Surviving Narcissistic Abuse, a memoir that chronicles her journey of surviving emotional and physical abuse, reclaiming her identity, and finding healing. The book explores themes of psychological manipulation, gaslighting, and self-liberation. It has been recognized for its honest and empowering portrayal of recovery from trauma.
Kia has since expanded her work to include public speaking, coaching, and writing that centers around trauma recovery, spiritual healing, and women’s empowerment.
Media Appearances
Kia has discussed her work and personal story on various platforms:
Bold Journey (July 16, 2024), Canvas Rebel (June 20, 2024), Rise Up and Fix It podcast, Mile 40 podcast, Why She Stayed podcast
Publications
Lighthouse: Surviving Narcissistic Abuse (2023)
ISBN 979-8989261413 ISBN 979-8989261406 [1]
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