Out now: Woniya's debut memoir,
Never Alone: A Solo Arctic Survival Journey
A best seller on Amazon its 1st week out and getting amazing reviews!
Audible version will be released November 2023 (what an awesome Christmas present ;)
Next Book tour stop- California's Bay Area!
Oakland Tuesday September 26
San Francisco Wednesday September 27
Palo Alto Thursday September 28
See book tour link here for details
Praise for Never Alone:
“Well written, sometimes hair-raising, and always moving. She tells us what it is like to live in that primordial way, with unflinching honesty and vivid insight. Truly a memorable book."
-Kim Stanley Robinson, award winning author of Shaman, Ministry for the Future, The Mars Trilogy, and more.
“Like Eat, Pray, Love, only without the eat part"
-Tanya Wexler, director of Hysteria, Jolt, and more.
Woniya Thibeault, the first female winner of an Alone® solitary survival challenge, tells the story of her first Alone® adventure in her new memoir. Told mostly in first-person, present-tense, it draws the reader right into the story to experience the pain and deprivation as well as the beauty and wonder. Never Alone's message is one of inspiration and learning to trust in ourselves and the land around us; embracing the wild and being wholly and beautifully human, flaws and all.
Learn more, order your copy, or get a sneak peek at the first chapters here.
Oakland Tuesday September 26
San Francisco Wednesday September 27
Palo Alto Thursday September 28
See book tour link here for details
Praise for Never Alone:
“Well written, sometimes hair-raising, and always moving. She tells us what it is like to live in that primordial way, with unflinching honesty and vivid insight. Truly a memorable book."
-Kim Stanley Robinson, award winning author of Shaman, Ministry for the Future, The Mars Trilogy, and more.
“Like Eat, Pray, Love, only without the eat part"
-Tanya Wexler, director of Hysteria, Jolt, and more.
Woniya Thibeault, the first female winner of an Alone® solitary survival challenge, tells the story of her first Alone® adventure in her new memoir. Told mostly in first-person, present-tense, it draws the reader right into the story to experience the pain and deprivation as well as the beauty and wonder. Never Alone's message is one of inspiration and learning to trust in ourselves and the land around us; embracing the wild and being wholly and beautifully human, flaws and all.
Learn more, order your copy, or get a sneak peek at the first chapters here.
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Inspiring others to live their best, wildest, most free and connected lives is my work and my passion.
I never set out to be a “survival instructor.” From as far back as I can remember I was driven by two things: A love for immersing myself in and learning about the natural world, and making things with my own two hands. As I grew older and explored both more deeply, the world made more and more sense. Of course I love to do these things- they are what kept my ancestors alive. They are exactly what I evolved to do. Not many will choose to test their skills in long term wilderness living immersions, but having the skills and knowledge should you ever need to helps you feel more resilient to the challenges life throws at you, and more fulfilled and connected as well. In service to inspiring, empowering and connecting, I offer online and in person classes, books, YouTube videos and more. Consultations and speaking events – coming soon! Read on to learn more. |
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Seen on Morning Joe, Good Day Seattle, and New York Living; and featured in USA Today, Outside magazine, the Guardian, The New Yorker, and more, Woniya share's messages of connection and empowerment with a wide audience (below photos are links to media)
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Woniya on Alone
Woniya Thibeault is best known for her appearances on Alone, on The HISTORY Channel™, which has been referred to as the Olympics of Survival. It drops participants off in extreme wilderness locations with only 10 items of gear, to live on their own for as long as they can. No food stores, no camera crew. The rigors of filming the adventure themselves is part of the daunting challenge.
Woniya approached the experience not as a competition, but an opportunity to experience a life-long dream: living wild in an intact and benevolent wilderness. She spent 73 days living on her own just below the Arctic Circle on Alone Season 6, and was the runner up of that season. Three years later, she was invited to participate in an even more rigorous challenge on Alone: Frozen, where some of the strongest competitors from past seasons were dropped later in the yewar than any previous season, into even more challenging terrain. Woniya won Alone: Frozen, making her both the first woman to win an Alone solo survival challenge and, with both Alone seasons combined, the record holder for cumulative days out on Alone.
Woniya approached the experience not as a competition, but an opportunity to experience a life-long dream: living wild in an intact and benevolent wilderness. She spent 73 days living on her own just below the Arctic Circle on Alone Season 6, and was the runner up of that season. Three years later, she was invited to participate in an even more rigorous challenge on Alone: Frozen, where some of the strongest competitors from past seasons were dropped later in the yewar than any previous season, into even more challenging terrain. Woniya won Alone: Frozen, making her both the first woman to win an Alone solo survival challenge and, with both Alone seasons combined, the record holder for cumulative days out on Alone.
Alone Season 6 and Alone: Frozen episodes are available on Amazon Prime and the History Channel website.
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 “We wouldn't be here today if our ancestors hadn’t learned to live and thrive in the wild with the resources around them, their ingenuity, and the creative capacity of their own two hands. Those capacities are still alive in you, and reconnecting with them brings fulfillment on many levels.” – Woniya Thibeault
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Woniya ThibeaultBased in the beautiful Sierra Nevada Mountains, Woniya pops back and forth between the eastern slopes near Reno, Nevada and the western slopes in Nevada County, California.
Teaching and speaking across the USA and virtually around the world.
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