The mind, body and spirit can be taxed as people move through a world affected by racism, sexism, gender bias, homophobia, transphobia, ageism or fatphobia. As someone who is black, queer, and gender non-conforming I understand many of the barriers that are often faced accessing quality wellness services and to providing necessary self-care.  Perceptions around race, gender identity, weight, ability, age, illness, body modification and more can affect the ability to receive much-needed self-care and healthcare.

I believe that self-care is imperative for our community to thrive and to continue the work that needs to be done to achieve social, economic and racial justice in our world. As part of that belief, I provide consulting services including facilitation and serve as a guest speaker for organizations and business.

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Consulting    

Trainings

• Integrating wellness and self-care practices 
• ​Program development and implementation
• Facilitation

• Integrating wellness and self-care practices
• Making massage therapy more accessible to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender clients​
• Self-care for non-profit professionals​

Experience

As a consultant I use my 20+ years of experience working with non-profits and pair it with my skills as a practitioner.  I facilitate workshops/trainings, develop content, provide program development and implementation while speaking to the mandate of self-care to a variety of audiences.

​I have acquired an extensive background in community organizing, education, program development, program implementation and facilitation with organizations. My work has been focused on the LGBTQ communities, youth, health education, unlearning racism and sexual violence prevention and awareness education yet it is open to all that see the importance of holistic wellness.

I serve as a Embodied Justice Leadership Resident for Auburn Theological Seminary. I served as The Healer-in-Residence in 2017 with Auburn Theological Seminary. 
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