When Black Women Heal Retreat: Releasing Grief & Manifesting Joy 7/22/2025

$350.00

For many Black women, the experience of carrying deep, layered grief (generational, historical, personal, spoken, and unspoken) is all too familiar. This retreat is designed exclusively for women who identify as Black, African American, or descendants of enslaved peoples in the Denver metro area. We will provide tools for releasing grief, reclaiming peace, and nurturing a more balanced, joyful life, personally and professionally.

For many Black women, the experience of carrying deep, layered grief (generational, historical, personal, spoken, and unspoken) is all too familiar. This retreat is designed exclusively for women who identify as Black, African American, or descendants of enslaved peoples in the Denver metro area. We will provide tools for releasing grief, reclaiming peace, and nurturing a more balanced, joyful life, personally and professionally.

What You’ll Experience & Receive:

  • Guided practices, rituals and tools to name and release grief

  • Mindfulness practices designed to center and manifest joy

  • Intentional time for reflection, connection, and renewal

  • Culturally grounded healing spaces created with deep reverence for the lives and needs of Black women

  • Strategies to cultivate joy

  • Guided support from expert facilitators to understand the ways that we can both honor grief while creating space for joy

  • Lunch and Snacks provided

What Makes This Retreat Stand Out:

This isn’t just a wellness moment. It’s a healing intervention. Releasing Grief & Manifesting Joy is a retreat for us, and by us—created by two Black women scholars, a clinician, and facilitators deeply committed to racial healing, resilience, and liberation. It centers your full humanity, not just your coping mechanisms. This retreat continues the When Black Women Heal retreat series - a journey toward liberation, healing, and personal transformation.

Who Should Attend:

This retreat is for Black women in the Denver metro area who:

  • Are holding grief and are seeking ways to release this grief

  • Desire ways to manifest and experience joy abundantly in their daily lives

  •  Are seeking time in community with other Black women