All while managing the stress that trauma and oppression have on our physical and mental health. It may be rare for the people around you to offer help, but you don’t have to worry about that here.
Here we have open and honest conversations about mental health and all the ways oppression and marginalization affects our bodies as black women - from depression, the strong black woman stereotype, eating disorders, and everything in between.
We put capes on our backs and support ourselves, our families,
and our communities.
But often, it’s to our own detriment.
It’s time for change.
I created Bodyful Healing because as a black woman living with depression, I often felt alone and misunderstood.
Bodyful Healing is the first step, for me, in creating community, changing the narrative around mental health within black communities and offering a creative healing option.