Brandy Krueg Announces Release Of Memoir“Turning Pain Into Purpose” On Breaking Cycles Of Trauma

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Child Abuse Investigator and Therapist Shares Her Journey of Overcoming Trauma and Inspiring Resilience in New Memoir

FOLSOM, CA - September 8, 2025 - Brandy Krueg, LCSW, CCISM, has released her debut memoir, Turning Pain into Purpose . The book tells the story of her turbulent childhood, the scars it left, and her decision to break the patterns that often pass from one generation to the next.

Krueg has spent more than fifteen years as a child abuse investigator and therapist for first responders, guiding others through crises most people never see. In this memoir, she opens the lens on her own life. The writing is raw, at times unflinching, but it circles back to resilience.

“I wrote this book because I wanted people to know their past doesn't have to dictate their future,” Krueg said.“Healing isn't neat or easy; it can feel like two steps forward, one step back, but it's possible.”

The project began as journaling, a way to process memories she carried since childhood. Over time, those private notes grew into a manuscript that explores trauma, addiction, grief, and recovery. She dedicates the book to her family and, more broadly, to readers who may be struggling. In her words:“Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.”

Outside of writing, Krueg continues to travel nationwide, leading trainings on suicide prevention, addiction, and resiliency for agency staff and first responders. Her book, she says, is another extension of that mission, just one that reaches farther.

Turning Pain into Purpose is now available on Amazon .

About Brandy Krueg

Brandy Krueg, LCSW, CCISM, is a licensed clinical social worker and advocate for trauma recovery. She specializes in resiliency and mental health training for first responders and communities nationwide. She lives in California.

Disclaimer: Turning Pain into Purpose is a personal memoir and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical, psychiatric, or therapeutic advice. Readers seeking help with mental health concerns are encouraged to consult a qualified professional. If you are in crisis or experiencing thoughts of self-harm, please contact a licensed mental health provider or call your local emergency number immediately.

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