Embrace Clinical Services

02/14/2026

Healing childhood trauma is not about blaming our past, it's about reclaiming our future.

So many of us learned to survive before we ever learned to feel safe. We learned strength, resilience, and responsibility early… but healing requires something different. It requires compassion. It requires support. It requires community.

Tending to the wounds of our childhood is an act of liberation. When we heal, we shift patterns. When we heal, we change how we show up in relationships. When we heal, we disrupt generational cycles.

Our children deserve regulated, emotionally safe adults. And we deserve healing too.

Let’s continue the work together.

Tag someone who is committed to doing their healing work and remember to register for Black Mental Wellness Day on Saturday, February 28, 2026 to continue this conversation.

Check out the link, https://secure.givelively.org/event/black-mental-wellness-foundation/black-mental-wellness-day-2026, to register.

02/05/2026

02/05/2026

Decided to join in on this trend. Love that it's showing my passion for working with perinatal mental health and gotta love that cute baby. 💕

01/19/2026

We honor the man, the dream and the legacy today!

01/02/2026

New season. Softer rhythms. 🤍
May this winter hold you gently, reminding you that rest, reflection, and care are enough.

01/01/2026

What are you looking forward to this year?

12/27/2025

Affirmations ❤️

New season. Softer rhythms. 🤍
May this winter hold you gently, reminding you that rest, reflection, and care are enough.

12/25/2025

Wishing you and yours a Merry Christmas! 🎁🎄

12/18/2025

Support groups for those affected by perinatal and infant loss.

No one should have to walk through loss and grief alone. We are proud to offer free, online peer support groups to help parents find connection, comfort, and understanding.

From early pregnancy loss to stillbirth, infant loss, parenting after loss, and more—there is a space for you 💙

🕊 Find support and learn more at https://loom.ly/3NQNbvg

12/03/2025

Love seeing this mother and daughter dialogue. You can tell that there has been a fostering of emotional safety for a healthy discussion around s*x(although they never said that word).

Now that would be my feedback- don’t dumb down the language (ie use cute terms, like “titi” to describe body parts). Teach your kids the proper terms for their body parts and call it what it is ( ie- say s*x or intimacy, not “do IT” or hump). This helps to normalize, encourage comfort and healthy communication in relationships regarding s*x and intimacy.