My journey to healing + liberation

As an embodiment of decolonization, I share the wisdom of my learned lineages and those of my ancestry (Dravidian/Tamil Nadu and Gullah Geechee via Gabon). I incorporate these ancestral practices in my daily life and weave it into the work I share. I season it with my love for African people across the diaspora, our cultures, history, hip-hop and sociology, all from a decolonized lens.

Honoring the teachers, healers and shaman that have come before me is an important part of decolonizing healing work. Although I am present to share this wisdom, much of it has crossed social identities, cultures, belief systems and various forms of oppression to arrive as the practices they are today.

Please view my scope of practice to learn shared language around what is meant when using the terms healing, liberation and therapy. To learn more about my teachers, visit here.