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The Woman You Were Forced to Be, and the Woman You Are Becoming: Healing and Transformation for Black Women
Survival taught you how to endure, but healing invites you to rest, receive, and rediscover yourself. This blog explores the journey Black women take from survival mode to softness, shedding guilt and reclaiming peace. It’s time to honor the woman who got you here—while becoming the woman you were always meant to be.

Haile Pollard-Durodola
Oct 28, 20254 min read
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Domestic Violence and Mental Health | Healing Black Women’s Scars
Domestic violence doesn’t always leave visible scars. For many Black women, the trauma shows up in our minds, our bodies, and our silence. This blog explores the deep connection between domestic violence and mental health, how unhealed wounds shape our daily lives, and why healing through culturally-centered therapy is not weakness—it’s freedom.

Lauren M. Jackson
Oct 9, 20253 min read
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Navigating the Path to Healing: Dealing with Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is a deeply distressing and pervasive issue that affects millions of individuals worldwide. Survivors face immense challenges in dealing with the aftermath of abuse and rebuilding their lives. In this blog, we will explore strategies for navigating the path to healing and offer practical advice to those dealing with domestic violence. From recognizing the signs of abuse to seeking support and fostering resilience, we will provide a comprehensive guide to sup
Alicia Carroll
Nov 10, 20233 min read
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We Call It the Silent Killer (Domestic Violence Awareness)
Often times, when entering into the month of October I find myself having a lot of mixed emotions with what the month brings. You see it’s during this time we as a collective body of people, bring a lot of awareness, education and celebration to those who fell victim or have survived the good fight against Breast Cancer. We wear our Pink Power Ribbons and come together to bring hope for those that are affected by this unfortunate disease. It is truly an inspiring sight to see
Alicia Carroll
Oct 16, 20234 min read
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