Welcome to Healing space BIPOC
Welcome to Healing Space BIPOC a place to discuss spirituality, healing, heritage and liberation practices.
A radical space for women, femmes and non binary people of colour to gather in community to build confidence through healing and spiritual practices.
The aims of this community is to,
Community building is recognised as a central aspect to healing, directly challenging the capitalist ideology of individualism.
An African centred approach is taken where the community is responsible to help the individuals fulfil one's destiny and wellbeing.
Each person's contribution and uniqueness is valued and respected.
How can I join Healing space BIPOC
There are 3 ways to engage with the work and be supported by me.
Welcome to Healing Space BIPOC a place to discuss spirituality, healing, heritage and liberation practices.
A radical space for women, femmes and non binary people of colour to gather in community to build confidence through healing and spiritual practices.
The aims of this community is to,
- Reclaim and embrace individual identity.
- Learn to trust and develop intuition and inner wisdom.
- Reclaim sovereignty of body, mind and spirit.
- Challenge the ways we have been taught to be less than.
- Engage in a safe and supportive community with likeminded people.
- Dream and practice healthier ways of being in right relationship with one another, without competition.
- Respect spiritual practices from outside ones own ancestral lineage.
Community building is recognised as a central aspect to healing, directly challenging the capitalist ideology of individualism.
An African centred approach is taken where the community is responsible to help the individuals fulfil one's destiny and wellbeing.
Each person's contribution and uniqueness is valued and respected.
How can I join Healing space BIPOC
There are 3 ways to engage with the work and be supported by me.
- Attend an international women's retreat.
- 1 to 1 business mentoring for spiritual, healing and holistic practitioners.
- Attend workshops about African spiritual women and Connecting to ones dreams and desires.
About me
My name is Emma Kelly and pronouns are she/her and I am African Caribbean and white British.
I'm a yoga teacher and I have been figuring out how best to work within a spiritual practice outside my ancestral lineage.
I'm an avid traveller and love to learn about cultures and spiritual traditions around the world, this led me to organise and host yoga retreats in Morocco and India.
Over the past three years I have been on a journey of learning about African spiritual traditions and reconnecting to the lineage of my Jamaican ancestors.
Some of my more recent teachers and influences have been Dr Rosales Meza a Xicana/Mexicana healer, Asha Frost an indigenous medicine person and Luvena Rangel Indian yoga teacher and philosopher. I also wish to mention the work of Ancestral voices and their online platform bringing awareness of African spirituality.
I'm a qualified social worker, however I haven't been working in the field for several years.
I'm learning to navigate how to run a business which allows me to dream, rest, play in a way that is in integrity with my values of creating genuine community and support.
I love books, tarot, walking in the woods, African drumming and dancing, deep conversations and seeing women of colour win.
My name is Emma Kelly and pronouns are she/her and I am African Caribbean and white British.
I'm a yoga teacher and I have been figuring out how best to work within a spiritual practice outside my ancestral lineage.
I'm an avid traveller and love to learn about cultures and spiritual traditions around the world, this led me to organise and host yoga retreats in Morocco and India.
Over the past three years I have been on a journey of learning about African spiritual traditions and reconnecting to the lineage of my Jamaican ancestors.
Some of my more recent teachers and influences have been Dr Rosales Meza a Xicana/Mexicana healer, Asha Frost an indigenous medicine person and Luvena Rangel Indian yoga teacher and philosopher. I also wish to mention the work of Ancestral voices and their online platform bringing awareness of African spirituality.
I'm a qualified social worker, however I haven't been working in the field for several years.
I'm learning to navigate how to run a business which allows me to dream, rest, play in a way that is in integrity with my values of creating genuine community and support.
I love books, tarot, walking in the woods, African drumming and dancing, deep conversations and seeing women of colour win.
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Thank you so much Emma! You’re amazing at what you do, you’re easy going and approachable as well as steadfast in your core values and beliefs. You have a wonderful teaching style and you go above and beyond to make your workshops accessible for those who may need extra support which as a non neuro-typical individual, I appreciate very much. Jolande Spears |
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I have attended two of Emma’s workshops. I really like Emma’s style of delivery.
The workshops brought like minded women together and gave us the opportunity to explore using Emma’s journal prompts. They were great prompts and I had lots of revelations arise. I recommend this workshop if you want to explore your hearts desires and bring your ideas to the surface.” Grace Francis |
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The workshop was such a good experience! It was so insightful, so calming and empowering. It was such a lovely group of women. Emma is a great facilitator and the workshop was delivered perfectly and left me with lots of food for thought. Thank you! Natesha Gordon |
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