Rewriting the Motherhood Narrative. SOFT GIRL LIFESTYLE

There is a question I keep returning to in this work: What does healing look like when it isn't something we do alone? On May 15, I'll be sitting with that question at the Black Mental Health Virtual Conference, in a session close to my heart: "From Trauma to Collective Healing: Culturally Rooted, Healing-Centered Approaches for Black Children, Families, and Communities." For nearly two decades, my work has lived at the intersection of trauma recovery and cultural belonging, grounded in the conviction that healing is not an individual project. It is held in relationships, rooted in ancestry, and carried forward by community. So much of what shows up as "trauma response" is, more honestly, the body's intelligent answer to a world that has not always been safe. The frameworks I've come to trust, and that I'll be sharing, start there: with the wisdom in our communities, the wisdom in our bodies, and the practices that bring us back to one another. If this work calls to you, as a clinician, educator, caregiver, or someone holding your own healing, I would be honored to have you in the room. May 15 | 10:00 AM EST | Virtual Registration link in the graphics. #BlackMentalHealth #TraumaInformedCare #HealingCenteredEngagement #CommunityHealing

Dear Skoolite community. As it is my birthday weekend March 22nd I will be away until the 24th of March when we resume in full force. Thank you for being a part of my community.

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AMAZING....AWESOME..WE THANK GOD FOR LONG LIFE & PROSPERITY 🌟🎈🙏💃👸🏾