ABOUT DC
Dionna Carter holds her B.S. in Journalism from Ohio University’s E.W. Scripps School of Journalism, and is a freelance writer for publications like CbusChic, Columbus Parent, and other publications devoted to strengthening the family.
Dionna formerly served as Community Relations Coordinator for L Brands, leading philanthropic campaigns for organizations like United Way and Pelotonia. She has also served as the Director of Outreach for her local faith community where she (among other things) advocated for foster children across the state of Ohio through giving campaigns in partnership with non-profit and faith-based organizations.
Today, Dionna can be found co-running a media company with her husband Tres Carter, and exploring Columbus, OH with her two children Autumn Rain & Phoenix Storm.
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Planning a dinner date in Columbus?
The #1 place on your list should be The Royce: great ambiance, exceptional service and some of the best food you'll ever experience.
on my shelf
3 books have changed my life:
who i follow
My friend and college roomie @BitsofBri empowers moms to be their best selves - and inspires women to unapologetically chase their dreams.
@ScoutTheCity is the epitome of all my dreams to merge fashion and motherhood.
brands i love
I have a major obsession with glasses and SEE Eyewear never disappoints. Never.
Akira is that bit of funky spice that begs for a second glance.
Zara. Enough said.
As a wife, I know you want a strong, healthy marriage - one characterized by intimacy, respect, and friendship. To achieve this, communication is key. The problem is, years of disconnect and unresolved pain may have left you frustrated, overwhelmed, and at your end, feeling like there’s no hope for your marriage.
I believe you deserve to be heard, for your pain to find a voice, and for your marriage to heal. And I know what it’s like to be holding on by a thread. At the top of 2020 my own marriage was at its breaking point - and my only release was my journal, pouring out my heart through poetry. Those journal entries provided the language I needed to explain to my husband how I felt and where our marriage was failing - and ultimately became Bed of Roses: Thorns Included.
Determined to preserve our marriage my husband not only agreed to marriage counseling, but championed the publishing of this book, so other women can give voice to their pain and begin to find healing with their husbands.
The way forward may not be easy, but it can be simple:
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Read Bed of Roses: Thorns Included
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Engage your feelings and find your voice
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Begin communicating with your husband again
Order your copy of Bed of Roses now
Let this be your first step away from feeling unheard -and the first step toward the healthy communication your marriage needs to heal.
Click here to buy Bed of Roses: Thorns Included.