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EVENTS

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Full Payment of $375 includes:

Vegan/Vegetarian
3 days, bunk-bed style lodging. You will be in close space and proximity with your sisters. There is no individual lodging space.
Registration survey will be required to complete upon entry
All Payments are non-refundable
Online Access (workshops only) $188
SAVE YOUR SPACE $100 Deposit: the remainder must be paid by registration deadline

The 8th Annual Healing Wheel Retreat, 2022

The Healing Wheel Retreat was created in 2012 to begin to close the gap in mental health illness for African Americans and People of Color specifically for girls and women by providing sacred, nurturing, private, and open healing spaces for those who suffer from trauma. African Americans and People of Color are the present target population because they are the highest at-risk population for health disparities. We must begin to gather research from the people of this community in order to properly serve this community. It is our strong belief that if we strengthen both the high-risk, high-achievers and the at-risk population, we save all people.

The Mission & Vision

The Healing Wheel is a model of care under The Healing Wheel PLLC. The Healing Wheel PLLC is a partner with Indigo’s Cultural Arts Centers. The primary purpose of the Healing Wheel is to understand the psychosocial stages of development as it relates to African Americans and People of Color. We do this by using alternative healing modalities to address the trauma that one experiences, as they journey through the various stages of development. We provide forums, workshops, lectures, conferences, and retreats to create nurturing, transparent, and authentic safe spaces.

We use a group-style environment, promoting cognitive restructuring and reframing of one’s perceived notions about the self, while encouraging accountability and self-awareness to change irrational self-concepts. The goal of the program is to collect the data from all of our events and create innovative research. This research assists and equips professionals with the appropriate training to utilize evidence-based practices in order to become more culturally sensitive to the needs of minorities.