Deepen the relationship with yourself in this immersive, intercultural sistahood experience. The Sacred Sista Sanctuary is compassionate, trauma informed, intercultural space guiding Black women to reclaim their power and voice through a decolonized therapeutic approach. We have several options that include working with June privately and/or within the community as a group.
Specialist topics include.
Racial trauma.
Childhood abuse.
Healing the Black mother wound.
Family estrangement.
Colourism, shadism and texturism.
The mixed heritage experience.
Specialist topics include.
Shame and low self esteem.
Workplace oppression.
Anxiety and depression.
Money trauma, compulsive spending and underearning.
Boundaries and relationships
Addiction and racial sobriety.
Below is a playlist that will help answer any questions you may have regarding working with me and your healing process. Click the 3 short lines in the top right hand corner of the video and click the required title to view it.
The Wellness Library.
Joining the Sacred Sista Sanctuary means that in addition to your private therapy you will also have access to an extensive virtual wellness library with on demand, self paced courses, masterclasses, worksheets and resources to deepen the process and support you in between our live sessions. Categories include:
Meditations and afromations.
Self love essentials.
Black body psychology.
Boundaries for wounded daughters.
Racial boundaries at work.
How to set racial wellness goals.
How to create a sacred wellness practice.
An introduction to African spirituality.
How to manage your emotions.
The black woman’s right to rage.
The psychology of shame.
The psychology of racism.
Understanding your nervous system.
Understanding self sabotage.
Healing your inner black child.
Understanding boundaries.
The politics of black beauty.
How racism shows up in your relationships.
The politics of pleasure.
The art of rest.
Nurturing black joy.
How to review your year of wellness.
Navigating the Holiday season.
Practicing the principles of Kwanzaa.
Frequently asked questions.
Are you a qualified therapist? Yes, I am a qualified therapist registered with the BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy) as well as the Black and Asian Therapists Network. (BAATN)
What modality do you use? The way I work is integrative which means I am trained to use different therapeutic modalities which best suit the individual client. During our initial consultation, I would asses your needs and the best way to work with you to get results. The video playlist on this page will provide more details on this.
Do I have to see you weekly? No, there are several options available depending on your availability and budget. Some clients will start weekly to ground themselves in the process and then go to biweekly. There is also an additional live group session included in your package as a bonus.
Do you offer in person therapy? I only work online at the moment. However, please check the events page for in-person workshops and retreats.
Join us today to start your healing journey and reclaim self-love, sistahood, and sobriety. We have several options to suit your availability, capacity and budget.
Any Other Questions?
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2/ Send an email to info@yardofgreatness.com