The Monster in My Head is a haunting, intimate portrait of siblings reflecting on growing up inside a home ruled by fear, silence, and survival. Told through overlapping memories inside a therapist’s office, the children unravel how witnessing their father’s abuse shaped their understanding of love, safety, anger, and self-worth. As adults, they struggle to form healthy relationships, trust their instincts, and escape inherited patterns. With raw honesty, quiet humor, and deeply human reflection, this story explores how trauma doesn’t end when childhood ends, and how healing begins when truth finally finds language.
