HEALING THE STRONG BLACK WOMAN
Healing the Black Woman: Purposeful Self Work is a transformative guide for Black women ready to move beyond survival. Dr. JaQuinda Jackson offers tools for emotional healing, boundary-setting, and reclaiming identity. This book invites readers to prioritize themselves and walk confidently in their healing journey.
Healing Is Calling:
A Purposeful Self Work Intro Experience
You’ve been strong for everyone else—now it’s time to pour into you.
Healing Is Calling is a 60-minute virtual workshop guided by trauma therapist and author Dr. JaQuinda Jackson, designed to help Black women take a powerful first step in their healing journey. This intimate experience offers a moment to pause, reflect, and reconnect with your authentic self.
Whether you're navigating burnout, emotional overwhelm, or just craving a safe space to exhale, this workshop is for you.
Your $45 registration includes:
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Access to the live 60-minute healing workshop
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A guided journal activity and reflection prompt
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A copy of Healing the Black Woman: Purposeful Self Work
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$50 credit toward the full 6-week Purposeful Self Work Healing Journey
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Let this be the beginning of your return to wholeness.
Seats are limited. Your healing is calling—will you answer?
About Dr. JaQuinda Jackson
Dr. JaQuinda Jackson is a licensed therapist, author, and visionary committed to helping Black women reclaim their healing, identity, and emotional well-being. With over a decade of experience in mental health, Dr. Jackson has supported countless women in moving beyond generational trauma and societal pressure into a place of rest, wholeness, and power.
She is the author of the transformative guide, Healing the Black Woman: Purposeful Self Work, which serves as the foundation for this 6-week journey. Her approach blends clinical insight, cultural awareness, and soulful connection—making healing not just a goal, but a lived experience.
Why she created this journey:
"Black women have held the world on their backs. This space is about putting it down—resting, remembering, and rising as your whole self." – Dr. JaQuinda Jackson
