Kristen A. Peters expands books and ISA Therapy courses

By AI, Created 10:52 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – Author and ISA Therapy founder Kristen A. Peters says she is broadening her multi-genre catalog, entering a horror novel in major contests and adding educational offerings tied to her neurodivergent care framework. The push spans fiction, therapeutic nonfiction and online courses aimed at caregivers, educators and professionals.

Why it matters: - Kristen A. Peters is building both a publishing catalog and an education platform around the same core themes: emotional health, neurodivergent support and story-driven learning. - Her mix of horror, children’s literature and therapeutic nonfiction gives her reach across multiple reader groups and professional audiences. - The expansion could widen attention for ISA Therapy, LLC as Peters looks for library acquisitions, signing events and interviews.

What happened: - Peters announced the continued expansion of her multi-genre catalog and the growing reach of ISA Therapy, LLC. - The announcement came from Muncie, Indiana, on May 2, 2026. - Peters’ fiction title The House That Remembers You is entered in the 2026 International Readers’ Favorite contest and the 2027 Bram Stoker Award contest. - Peters also highlighted upcoming titles, including the children’s picture book Astrax & The Humans Are Weird Club and the psychological horror novel The Trip Out of ’69: When the Road Turns Against You.

The details: - The House That Remembers You is described as a literary horror novel with emotional depth and psychological tension. - The novel has multiple 5-star reviews from Readers’ Favorite and recognition from Midwest Book Review. - The Modalities of ISA: A Multi-Modal Approach to Neurodivergent Care lays out the ISA Therapy framework. - The Modalities of ISA also received a 5-star Readers’ Favorite review. - The ISA Therapy Ethics Framework extends the model with guidance on ethical, person-centered practice. - The ISA StoryWorld series includes Chandler’s Stay and Garrett’s Becoming. - Readers’ Favorite called Garrett’s Becoming “a beautifully written story that blends emotional honesty with meaningful growth.” - Astrax & The Humans Are Weird Club is aimed at young readers and focuses on curiosity, connection and embracing differences. - The Trip Out of ’69: When the Road Turns Against You is positioned as a tense, atmospheric psychological horror story. - ISA Therapy, LLC offers online courses that introduce learners to the ISA framework. - The courses are intended for caregivers, educators, professionals and individuals seeking a more accessible approach to neurodivergent support.

Between the lines: - Peters is framing writing and teaching as part of one ecosystem, not as separate businesses. - The contest entries suggest Peters is seeking broader literary validation at the same time she grows the educational side of her work. - The repeated focus on emotional memory, belonging and humane care points to a brand built around empathy as much as genre.

What’s next: - Peters said she is pursuing library acquisitions, signing events and interview opportunities. - ISA Therapy, LLC is continuing to expand its online course offerings. - The forthcoming books will add more range to Peters’ catalog if they reach publication.

The bottom line: - Kristen A. Peters is pairing genre fiction with a structured therapeutic framework, aiming to grow both her readership and her educational footprint at the same time. - More information - ISA Therapy course offerings - Kristen A. Peters books