Reviving Roots Therapy & Wellness

At Reviving Roots, every day of Black August fuels our mission to revolutionize mental health and wellness for the Black community through culturally-rooted therapy, movement, education, and creating sacred spaces for us, by us. 🌟🧘🏽

How are you celebrating Black August?

A little look back at our last Black Healers Brunch 🖤✨

The joy. The connection. The conversations. The laughter. The feeling of being in a room with people who just get it. 🥂

These moments are such a beautiful reminder of what happens when Black healers come together to connect, celebrate, pour into one another, and simply enjoy being in community.

And we’re getting ready to do it AGAIN! 🙌🏾

Reviving Roots is excited to partner with Dr. Sheila Sweeney Dr. Sheila Sweeney to bring our community together for another Black Healers Brunch filled with good food, good energy, meaningful connection, and Black joy. 🖤

If you missed the last brunch, consider this your invitation. And if you were there… you already know the vibe. ✨

Come brunch with us. Come connect. Come be poured into, too. We can’t wait to see you at the next Black Healers Brunch! 🥂🖤

Come on in, y'all. 📍

September spots are filling up, and we'd genuinely love to see you before they go. Our trainees bring the same rooted, liberation-focused care as the rest of the family — just with more room and an easier rate to get started.

If you've been waiting for the right time, this is it.

Join the Waitlist (link in bio) → https://www.valant.io/prospectivepatient/RevivingRootsTherapyWellness

🌱 The future of Black mental health needs your help! 🌱

At Reviving Roots, we believe in showing up for our people and today, we’re asking our community to show up for Adia Hickman.

Adia is our Administrative Assistant Intern, a psychology major, and an aspiring Black therapist passionate about youth advocacy, community healing, and creating spaces where people can thrive.

As she enters her final three semesters of college, Adia is working to transfer to Xavier University of Louisiana (XULA) while navigating unexpected financial barriers. Despite working, earning scholarships, and maintaining an incredible 3.7 GPA, she is facing challenges with tuition, housing, and financial support that could impact her ability to complete her degree.

College is expensive—but community is powerful. 💛 Let’s show up and show out for Adia as she continues her journey toward becoming a future mental health provider.

✨ Donate to support Adia’s journey: https://gofund.me/87cb79f7e

Can’t donate? Sharing and reposting this campaign with your networks is a powerful way to help.

The Black Healers Brunch is back (again)‼️Major thanks to Dr.Sheila Sweeney for partnering with Reviving Roots for another year of celebrating our community healers. Did you join us last year? Let us know how we did in the comments!

Tickets are now up! We're looking for volunteers, sign up for shifts on our Black Healers Brunch tab on our site! 🎟🥂

Black men deserve spaces where they don’t have to carry everything alone.

This 6-week therapy group is for Black men (21+) who are tired of always being the strong one, feeling disconnected, or carrying stress that never seems to leave. Together, we’ll explore how our experiences shape the way we move through the world and practice new ways of relating to ourselves, our bodies, and each other.

Over six weeks, we’ll move through themes of awareness, reconnecting with your body, relationships, rest, responsibility, and returning to yourself. This isn’t about “fixing” you—it’s about healing in community with other Black men who get it.

Sliding scale pricing. Limited spots available.

Send this to a Black man who deserves a space to exhale. 🖤

Sign up here (or use the link in our bio): https://reviving-roots.com/support

As promised, we have rescheduled Peace & Power with Alex Mingus for Saturday, April 25th.

We’re excited to bring this offering back to the community.

Peace & Power: The Community Safety Series at Reviving Roots is a space that is grounded, community-centered, and rooted in Black wellness. We believe safety is wellness, and that learning the skills to care for ourselves and our community builds peace — not fear.

We partnered with Alex Mingus, community safety educator, activist, and father, to lead trauma-informed, community-centered safety training in our space. Matt G., one of our therapists, will also be present throughout each session to support grounding and care as we engage in this work.

We look forward to being in community with you.

We’re keeping this space small — only 15 spots total — so everyone has space to learn and be supported.

Sign Up Here: https://revivingrootsclasses.as.me/schedule/1e5e11cc/?appointmentTypeIds[]=84818529

Come learn with us.
Come breathe, connect, and feel prepared.