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Healing Ourselves: Black Therapy, Black Power

Liberate Your Mind. Heal Your Spirit. Return to Ma’at.

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⏱ Duration: 1 hour, 25 minutes, 19 seconds


Colonialism. Intergenerational trauma. Daily micro-aggressions. The toll on our mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being is real. It’s time for a radical shift.

Join Okuninibaa Mawiyah Kambon for a transformative healing session rooted in Afrikan-centered wellness traditions. This session dives deep into:

  • How to recognize and undo colonial conditioning

  • The impact of trauma across generations—and how to break the cycle

  • African holistic approaches to healing mind, body, and spirit

  • Why healing ourselves is essential for true Black Power

🖤 Healing is Liberation. Liberation is Power.

Whether you’re on your personal healing journey or doing the work to uplift your community, this session will guide you in reconnecting with Ma’at—balance, order, truth, and righteousness.

Perfect for those committed to Abibifahodie (Black Liberation), Afrikan-centered mental health, and intergenerational healing.

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