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Everything podcast hosts, editors and journalists need to feature Jennifer M. Ciaramello, the Quiet Boil books and the Quiet Boil Project — free to use with credit.
At a glance
Jennifer M. Ciaramello
- Role
- Author, Speaker & Founder of the Quiet Boil Project
- Based in
- Florida, USA
- Speaks on
- Faith and healing; recognizing toxic and abusive relationships; trauma, addiction and recovery; finding your God-given worth; telling your story
- Online
- Website
Bios
About Jen
Short bio
Jennifer M. Ciaramello is the author of Quiet Boil, a faith-filled memoir of survival, healing, and hope, and founder of the Quiet Boil Project. A Florida esthetician of twenty-seven years, she now speaks and writes to help women recognize the "simmering water" in their lives and find freedom through Christ.
Medium bio
Jennifer M. Ciaramello is a licensed esthetician, entrepreneur, singer, writer, photographer, and follower of Christ who lives in Florida with her husband, Sway. For twenty-seven years she has helped women care for their outward beauty through her business, Skin Chic, LLC. In her memoir Quiet Boil, she shares a much deeper story: a journey through trauma, abuse, abandonment, addiction, and loss to redemption and God's faithfulness. Through the Quiet Boil Project, Jennifer writes, speaks, and prays with women trapped in unhealthy or abusive situations, encouraging them to recognize their worth, find their voice, and take steps toward safety, healing, and restoration.
Long bio
Jennifer M. Ciaramello is a licensed esthetician, entrepreneur, singer, writer, photographer, home cook, and follower of Christ who lives in sunny Florida with her husband, Sway. She has helped women care for their outward beauty through her business, Skin Chic, LLC, practicing skincare for twenty-seven years. Through Quiet Boil, she shares a much deeper story—the healing of the heart. Jennifer's journey has been shaped by trauma, abuse, abandonment, addiction, loss, redemption, and ultimately God's faithfulness. What began as a collection of Post-it notes, memories, prayers, and journal entries slowly became her book—a testimony of survival, healing, and hope. Today, Jennifer is passionate about encouraging women who find themselves trapped in unhealthy, toxic, abusive, or life-altering situations. Through writing, speaking, prayer, and personal testimony, she hopes to help others recognize their worth, find their voice, and take meaningful steps toward safety, healing, and restoration. Through the ongoing Quiet Boil Project, Jennifer is building a community where women can find encouragement, resources, prayer, support, and the courage to reclaim the lives God intended for them.
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Books
Books & covers

Available now
Quiet Boil
A faith-filled memoir and practical guide for women seeking healing from trauma, abuse, unhealthy relationships, and life's compromises.

Coming soon
Quiet Boil Companion Workbook
A guided next step for readers of Quiet Boil to reflect, pray, recognize patterns, and move toward truth, safety, freedom, and peace.
The ministry
About the Quiet Boil Project
The Quiet Boil Project is a faith-based ministry helping women recognize the simmering water, reclaim their God-given worth, and pursue freedom, healing, and hope through Christ. Through books, storytelling, speaking, prayer support, and educational resources, it offers encouragement to women in unhealthy, toxic, or abusive situations. The Quiet Boil Project provides faith-based encouragement and does not replace professional counseling, legal, medical, or emergency support.
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For hosts
Suggested interview questions
- What does "quiet boil" mean, and why did you choose it as the title?
- When did you first realize the water around you was boiling?
- What began as Post-it notes and journal entries became a book. What was the writing process like?
- How did your faith carry you through trauma, addiction, and loss?
- What are early warning signs of a toxic or abusive relationship that women often miss?
- What would you say to a woman who feels trapped right now?
- How do you balance hope with practical safety for women in danger?
- What is the Quiet Boil Project, and what's next for it?
- Tell us about the upcoming Quiet Boil Companion Workbook.
- How can churches and communities better support women who are hurting?
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Media contact
Interviews & features
Email sway@missionsvine.org or send a media request. Looking to book Jen for an event? See speaking.



