by Nijiama Smalls

From the author of The Black Girl’s Guide to Healing Emotional Wounds.

A Compassionate Journey to Healing for All Members of the Black Family and Allies

• I don’t know why I sabotage myself
• I want to understand how to control my anger and/or emotions
• I want to put an end to the toxic generational cycles that control my family
• I’ve lost a lot of time and it bothers me
• I want to be a good partner to my spouse
• I’ve been hurt by the church, and it shook me
• My childhood wounds are holding me back from experiencing healthy relationships
• I was neglected and abused as a child, and it still haunts me
• I work with diverse populations and want to understand the Black Community

If any of these statements resonate with you, then this is the book for you!

Most of our individual and family problems can be attributed to an unhealed place inside each of us. Filled with vivid examples, tools, healing activities, and interactive exercises, this book is designed to help every member of the Black Family heal so that we can live a life filled with success, love, and God-given purpose. Let’s heal to pass down generational wellness to our loved ones. 

Purchase the book and discuss with your friends, book club, partner, and at your next family reunion. On February 24, join us for an inspiring event as we unveil this groundbreaking book that delves into the core issues affecting the Black community. “The Black Family’s Guide to Healing Emotional Wounds” addresses topics like abandonment, drug addiction, church hurt, abuse, and financial wounds. It’s not just a book; it’s a call to heal, unite, and strengthen our community bonds.

Attire- Smart Casual and Fun Cocktail. We also ask that all our guests wear all black.

The event will be held at the Open Space Arts Center at Potomac Town Center in Stonebridge from 6:00pm – 9:00pm. For more information on registration, or to be a sponsor, visit their website.