Grief, Hope, Baseball
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In this inspiring memoir, Jessica Rios moves readers through her personal journey of family, love, loss, and grief through a series of heartfelt essays inspired by America's Pastime. As a love of baseball plays a pivotal role in her survival of a challenging childhood, Rios learns to play the game of life with dignity, conviction, and a focus on a future she dares to imagine for herself and her family.
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About the Author
Jessica Rios is a trauma-informed psychotherapist, writer, advocate for women and human rights, and a proud sister, friend, daughter, wife, dog mom, and lifelong Yankees fan. Her journey with grief began as a teenager, volunteering for the Department for the Aging, and deepened through her clinical training as a licensed clinical social worker. Today, Jess dedicates her private practice to guiding individuals through the tangled paths of trauma, loss, life transitions, and the complexities of grief.
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Raised in New York, Jess has been a devoted Yankee fan since the 1994 season. What began as an escape from the uncertainties of childhood became a lifelong love affair with baseball, rooted in resilience, ritual, and the belief that even after a loss, there is always another at bat.
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