A FREE WORKSHOP FOR SPACE HOLDERS
HOW WE STAND IN OUR SOUL’S WORK AND
BIRTH NEW WORLDS DURING TURBULENT TIMES
November 24th at 1pm ET
It can be challenging to see in the dark and know if our soul’s work matters much less makes a difference.
It can be challenging AF to remember who we are (or what we’re doing) as we navigate a sea of change personally and collectively.
Even if we’re practiced in our work, we can get consumed by the internal and external narratives that diminish our medicine.
But, know this beloved…
Patriarchal-colonial empires have tried to diminish the legacies of the work we embody. They’ve continued to inflict trauma on our communities creating compounding crises.
They’ve done this not because our work lacks impact, but because they fear its power as their power wanes.
Remember this…
We are the embodiment of our Ancestor’s wildest dreams and carriers of the medicine.
Medicine that has broken the chains of bondage from rivers to seas.
Medicine that has ignited revolutions.
And in times like these, we need devotional and steady guides holding the torch.
In times like these, we need those grounded to the truth of their power.
And in times like these, as facilitators and space holders weaving new worlds and birthing cultures rooted in healing, justice and liberation we also need to be held.
November 24th at 1pm ET
GUIDED BY
FOUNDER EMBODIED BLACK GIRL,
SOMATIC EXPERIENCING PRACTITIONER + EDUCATOR,
LEADERSHIP MENTOR, ANTI-OPPRESSION FACILITATOR + CEREMONIAL FOCALIZER AND MOTHER
Thérèse Cator is the founder of Embodied Black Girl, a global community that centers the healing and liberation of Black women and femmes and communities of color. She’s also a mother, a Decolonial Leadership Mentor,
Thérèse’s work has been featured multiple times in both Forbes and Mashable as well as Essence, Travel Noire, Jezebel, Authority Magazine, Mind Body Green, Motherly, Yahoo News, among others.
Over the past 16+ years she’s worked with people from all backgrounds and her work explores the intersection of spirituality, somatics and social change. Thérèse’s work exists in the world to provide deep counsel and guidance to cultural shapers to heal intergenerationally, unea
November 24th at 1pm ET