A 6-WEEK INTENSIVE
Uproot supremacy from your body and leadership
Uphold equity, justice and liberation for all
You may have been reading the books, amplifying the voices of marginalized folks and giving to the causes but you know that there’s more to do. The reality we need all hands and hearts on deck. Uprooting supremacy is not solely about cognitive understanding. You’re tasked with unmapping from the way oppression works in you and seeps into the way you lead and this requires attunement to your embodied wisdom.
This work is grief work. This work is trauma work. This work is shadow work. This work is soul work. This work is liberation work — for you and our collective.
If you want to stand in solidarity you must explore your inner landscape.
If you’re still here and devoted to weaving the new world with actions grounded in equity, justice and liberation for all welcome to the work.
A 6-WEEK INTENSIVE
Uproot supremacy from your body and leadership
Uphold equity, justice and liberation for all
This round of Embodied Solidarity is open to all identities and there will be the opportunity to join an Affinity Caucus.
Limited sliding scale spots is available for BIPOC participants who need financial assistance please email hello@theresecator.com.
Intensives will take place on Tuesdays starting on June 21st – July 26th starting at 1pm Eastern (NYC time). The only exception is the week of July 3rd we will meet on Wednesday, July 6th at 1pm. All classes will be recorded and posted in the members portal.
Hello there, I’m so glad that you’re here.
I’m Thérèse Cator (she/her) and I’m a mother and the founder of Embodied Black Girl.
I’m also a Decolonial Leadership Coach, an Embodiment Practitioner and Teacher, a multi-disciplinary Artist. I’m also an invited member of the first BIPOC cohort of Somatic Experiencing Practitioners in-training. My work bridges leadership, spirituality, healing, somatics, mindfulness, decolonization and social change. I deeply believes that healing is both personal and political; spiritual and corporeal and our liberation is interwoven.
In 2020 alone, I led healing circles for the Black community, attended by nearly 5,000 folks. I also led Becoming Human, a series of lessons for white people to dismantle white supremacy, for thousands of white and white passing people.
Embodied Solidarity is a continuation and deepening of this work. This work is based on my lived experience as a Black woman in America, being a mom to a Black son, my education, being raised by a community of activists and supporting thousands of BIPOC in my work. It also weaves together my work in spirituality, somatics, embodiment, mindfulness and healing and my experience in a multitude of industries, including non-profit, entertainment, technology, finance and education.