There is no rush here, and no right way to begin.
StormWalker is a guided workbook created for people moving through moments of change, boundary-setting, and internal recalibration. It isn’t meant to be completed quickly or followed in a fixed order. Instead, it offers a place to return to — when you need space to think, to breathe, or to simply be with what’s present.This work grew out of lived experience and quiet observation, with the understanding that healing is rarely linear. Rather than offering solutions or instructions, StormWalker holds space — space to reflect, to notice patterns, and to sit with your own thoughts at a pace that feels steady and sustainable.Each section invites you to slow down, listen more closely, and take the next step with intention. Nothing here is meant to rush you toward an outcome. The purpose is presence, not progress.
Sometimes the moment you find yourself in doesn’t come with clear language. You only know that something has shifted — the way you respond, the way you listen, the way certain patterns no longer fit.StormWalker meets you there. Not to define the moment or tell you what it means, but to offer space to stay with it long enough to understand what it’s asking of you.There is no expectation to arrive at clarity here. Only an invitation to notice what’s already present, and to move forward when it feels honest to do so.
StormWalker is a guide that can be moved through in order, while still meeting the reader wherever they are within their own life’s storms. Some may begin at the beginning. Others may open to the page that reflects what they are already carrying. Both ways are valid, and both are intentional.Each section begins with a narrative written in a more poetic voice — not to instruct, but to reflect emotional terrain. These passages are meant to help the reader recognize stages of change, loss, boundary-setting, or internal shift as they are lived, not as they are labeled. The goal is recognition, not explanation.From there, reflection prompts invite the reader to find their own language for the storm they are in. The writing is not about getting it “right,” but about giving form to what has been felt but not yet named.Coloring pages are woven into each section as a way to slow the body while the mind reflects. These pages are not decorative; they are intentional pauses, offering a tactile way to sit with the prompts and allow thoughts to surface without pressure.Gentle exercises follow, offering examples of small, grounded practices that can help release tension from the nervous system. These are not fixes or prescriptions, but options — ways to reduce internal pressure and support overall well-being during moments of strain.Each section closes with integration pages designed to help the reader understand the lessons carried by that stage of the storm. Not as conclusions, but as meaning gathered through experience.StormWalker is meant to be returned to. Storms do not move through life once, and neither does this work. Each return meets a different version of the self, carrying different weather.
These pages offer a sense of the rhythm and pacing of the work.




There is no rush here.
You don’t need to understand everything at once, or move through the pages in any particular way. Some days may invite writing. Others may ask only for quiet presence.Let the work meet you where you are. Return when you need to. Set it down when you don’t. The pace is yours.
StormWalker is available in print for those who prefer to work with pen, paper, and time.If and when you feel ready, you can find the book here. There is no obligation to begin immediately, and no expectation to move through it quickly.The work waits.
StormWalker was created by Brandi Evermore, a writer, artist, and long-time animal steward whose work is shaped by lived experience, observation, and the practice of building sustainable boundaries — both within ourselves and the lives we tend.Her work across land stewardship and animal care at Evermore Ranch informs the pacing and structure of this book, where attention, restraint, and presence are central values.
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