ABOUT KIM

Kimberley Small is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Holistic Mental Health Therapist, Guest radio host, Educator, and Public Speaker. She is the founder and Clinical Director of Healing Insight Therapy and Wellness Collective, a group practice based in Florida. With a Bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience and Behavior from Columbia University and a Master’s Degree in Clinical Social Work from Florida Atlantic University she specializes in using brain-based, body-based, and holistic approaches to trauma healing to support those who identify as wounded healers, helping professionals, BI&POC as well as First and Second Generation Americans.

As daughter to Jamaican parents, and a mother herself, she is deeply passionate about the need for culturally-relevant, intergenerational, and community healing practices. As such, outside of the therapy room, she regularly offers holistic wellness offerings and programming with the global Caribbean community in mind.

Ultimately, Kim believes we all deserve to discover and unlock the power of our unique stories: To learn them, to tell them, to have them witnessed, and to write our next chapters on our own terms.

ABOUT NATALEE

Natalee Facey is a Resilience Coach, Birth Doula, and Embodiment Healing Practitioner. She works as a guide for women and femmes who are navigating loss related to pregnancy, relationships, and their bodies.

Natalee believes that loss can be an initiation into becoming a more powerful and authentic version of ourselves. She is with her clients through that initiation—supporting them in releasing grief, shame, guilt and other heavy emotions; reconnecting to their sense of wholeness; and moving into their personal rebirth.

Natalee is also the host of The Preparing for Pregnancy After Loss Podcast, which provides education and tools for thriving in life and pregnancy after loss or an infertility diagnosis. She’s been recognized by the Borough of Brooklyn for her work providing support to families who’ve experienced pregnancy and infant loss.

Natalee is originally from the island of Jamaica, where she credits her deep connection to nature, and her love for music, movement, and laughter as medicine.

ABOUT THÉRÈSE

Thérèse Cator is the founder of Embodied Black Girl and the co-founder of 9th House Press. She’s also a mother, a leadership mentor, a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, an anti-oppression facilitator, an artist and a healer from a deep lineage of medicine people and revolutionaries.

For nearly two decades, Thérèse has worked with people from all backgrounds. Her work has been featured on multiple occasions in Forbes and Mashable. She’s also been featured in Essence, Travel Noire, Jezebel, Authority Magazine, Mind Body Green, Motherly, Yahoo News, and others.

Thérèse’s work weaves together spirituality, somatics and social change and exists in the world to provide deep counsel and guidance to cultural shapers to heal intergenerationally, unearth their deepest expression of embodied leadership and birth revolutionary work and worlds.