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How being an angry black women can heal.

September 8, 2021October 24, 2021 Sacred Sista Assistant

Many of us as black women have a painful relationship with anger because we don’t want to be associated with aggression and/or abuse. It’s not easy dealing with the oppressive intersection of race and gender so it makes sense why so many of us don’t know how to manage our intense rage. If used appropriately, […]

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5 Personality types from childhood abandonment.

September 2, 2021October 21, 2021 Sacred Sista Assistant

If you were raised in a home where caregivers were physically or emotionally absent, this will have an impact on the dynamics in your relationships. In this week’s book club we explore chapter 5 from, ‘What mama couldn’t tell us about love’  which is all about the impact of abandonment through 5 personality traits. In […]

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‘I’m stuck in negative thinking!’

August 12, 2021August 24, 2021 Sacred Sista Assistant

Without a safe space to process, many of us have buried difficult feelings for years. Therefore, it makes sense that our negative thinking is the emotional leaking out of a difficult past. An important part of the healing process is understanding that it’s not linear. There is no golden destination and sometimes there will be […]

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How to enjoy the healing process.

July 21, 2021October 24, 2021 Sacred Sista Assistant

Often times, the healing process is dominated by unpacking our pain, trauma and the challenges of daily living.  However, an important part of the journey is being able to enjoy your growth in the present as well as learning from the past and planning your future. In this session, I share 3 ways to enjoy […]

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How to practice black mindfulness.

July 19, 2021October 21, 2021 Sacred Sista Assistant

With the racist backlash from England losing the football, there is understandably a lot of intense rage and stress from our community at the treatment of these black players. Mindfulness is an important tool for processing difficult emotions but often the cultural context gets missed in the conversation. In this session, I share 5 principles […]

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June Allen is the founder of the Yard of Greatness Academy, an online training, mentorship and empowerment community for people of colour to heal from the impact of racism and addiction to self hate. For many, the impact of racism is not always included in the growth process. This leaves the community carrying racial pain which impacts their ability to thrive and grow. With her experience, strength and hope in recovery since 2010, June has used her story of addiction, abuse and racism to educate the community on how to heal their cultural wounds and maintain their racial sobriety through personal empowerment and 12 step recovery. June has been featured on Dr Stacey Patton's, Spare The Kids, Naturally You Day with Leah Salmon and is also a regular guest on The C.O.W.S radio show with Gus.T. Renegade. June Allen Yard of Greatness (c) 2018 Theme by Colorlib Powered by WordPress