Deep healing takes place at the community level.

It's where the real and lasting change happens.

community healing workshops

Decolonizing Our Bodies & Minds

Address anxiety, race-based traumatic stress, and the systemic pressures that weigh heavily on BIPOC individuals. Enter a wellbeing sanctuary where societal norms are challenged, the layers of conditioning can safely be peeled back, and rediscover authenticity beyond the lens of cultural expectations.

Learn the explicit and subtle ways that colonization impacts faith and infuses Christian culture, overwhelmingly shaping our faith institutions, our spiritual practices, and distorts our relationship with God.

Decolonizing Faith

For organizations, corporations, universities, affinity groups, schools/school districts, movement groups, group retreats, and community wellness seekers.

Explore methods for collective and individual wellbeing as systemic instability disproportionately impacts BIPOC professionals. This offering provides a foundation of healing for people of color who have been exposed to racial trauma and race-based toxic and/or chronic stress. Rather than exacerbate the existing impacts of trauma that inhibit success by leading your colleagues through another professional development session focused on team-building, dive deeply into the practices and mindsets that serve as a therapeutic intervention for the entire community while maintaining professionalism and commitment to your organization’s values.

In the pursuit of equity, liberation, inclusion, and justice it’s easy to get lost, become confused, or feel pulled in a billion different directions in our daily social change efforts. Gain tools that will help you shift away from outward listening, towards inner listening, and leap towards outward action. Explore a framework to map out your role for change in your community, based on your own values and your inner authority.

Healing from Racial Stress in the Workplace

Leading in the Age of Grind Culture

Decolonized Teaching

Rather than exacerbate the existing impacts of trauma that are inhibiting children from accessing the classroom curriculum, address the growing epidemic of anxiety and depression amongst our school-aged students and their teachers. This course provides a foundational framework for understanding trauma and the brain, and dives deeply into the classroom practices and mindsets that can serve as a therapeutic intervention for the child while maintaining academic rigor and commitment to pedagogy.

Decolonized Parenting

Global colonization and racial capitalization is infused into dominant culture impacting our lived experiences for generations, shaping our personal beliefs and household governing, all the way down to the way that we speak to our children. Learn the characteristics of colonized parenting and a more impactful way of raising healthy children.

workshop information

Cost

Varies and is based on the commitment level, your organization's size and the organization's annual budget.

Commitment

Short-term collaboration: 1 standalone session or a workshop series attended monthly across 1-5 mos.

Long-term collaboration: Ongoing skills-based series attended across 6 mos.-2 yrs.

behavioral health strategy

Retain my practice for behavioral health services for deep support tailored to the specific needs of your organization. Receive ongoing clinical consultation, crafted workshops and practices, expertise steeped in research, guided mental wellbeing and/or spiritual counseling.

Organizations, corporations, universities, affinity groups, schools/school districts, movement groups, and entities planning a group retreat.

who?

• Short-term collab: customized support across 3-6 months

• Long-term collab: customized support across 7 months-2 years

commitment

Varies and is based on the commitment level, your organization's size and the organization's annual budget.

cost

what?

group spiritual direction

Sacred listening, faithful listening, or prayerful listening. Over the years, it has been called these various names. It could have different forms. From within the Shalem Institute for Spiritual Formation, it was developed by Rose Mary Dougherty about 35 years ago and that is the process we teach.

what is it?

who is this for?

Organizations, institutions of worship/faith-based groups, universities, affinity groups, religious movement groups, and entities planning a spiritual group retreats.

group spiritual direction information

Cost

Varies and is based on the commitment level, your organization's size and the organization's annual budget.

Commitment

Short-term process: Sessions attended monthly across 1-5 mos.

Long-term process: Sessions attended monthly across 6 mos.-2 yrs.

Interested in something else?

I’m also open to designing an approach that fits us both. Just share your hopes and your vision for our collaboration below!