Cultural Wellness
Directory
Where Culture, Connection, and Community Wellness Meet.
This directory includes Mental Health and Well-Being Practitioners who practice mindfulness, traditional therapy, exercise, therapy, coaching, support groups, healing circles, artistic creation and therapy, rituals, ceremonies, all forms of artistic expression, journaling, and practices that reduce stress, boost mood, and support emotional balance.
Directory Purpose
The Cultural Wellness Directory is a living resource created by the Cultural Wellness Center to connect members of the BIPOC community with a broad network of mental health and wellness practitioners. Our goal is to honor both traditional and contemporary healing practices, bridging the wisdom of our ancestors with the tools of today.
Whether you’re seeking care rooted in culture or traditional clinical services, this directory offers access to licensed and unlicensed cultural healers and practitioners in the mental health and wellness field.
Practitioners are invited to sign up and share their offerings, contributing to a growing ecosystem of cultural healers, educators, and caregivers who are dedicated to community well-being and self-care.
The Cultural Wellness Directory is a community resource curated by the Cultural Wellness Center (CWC) to help individuals connect with wellness practitioners who represent diverse methods of healing traditions and practices.
Users are responsible for conducting their own research and due diligence, including verifying certifications, experience, and suitability of services before engaging a practitioner.
CWC is not liable for any services rendered by practitioners listed in this directory. CWC is not responsible for verifying credentials, qualifications, or licensing status of any practitioner listed in this directory. Participation or inclusion in the directory does not constitute an employment, partnership, or referral relationship with CWC.
By using this directory, you acknowledge and agree to these terms.
Terms of Use
Cultural Wellness Directory
of Practitioners
Ralonda Mckinley
Essence Of You
I believe that all thing work together for the good of those who love God and are the called according to his purpose. No matter what we have experienced, good or bad n we can use it to launch into our future destiny. All we need is to change our situation from a rough day into a bright tomorrow. I believe those tools are the word of God coupled with words of love and encouragement.
Fanny Fernandez
Infinite Prema
My training includes Reiki Master, Akashic Records Master Training, Family Constellations, biomagnetism, ancestral healing, Bach Flower Remedies, and interdisciplinary practices focused on self-awareness, personal development, and holistic well-being. I have also trained as an international doula, childbirth educator, and lactation peer counselor.
Minkara Tezet
Cultural Wellness Center
Minkara Tezet is a Griot at the Cultural Wellness Center. The Cultural Wellness Center, a nonprofit in the Twin Cities, is a transformative space that incubates culturally based solutions to real world problems. He has been studying Cultural Wellness as an approach and a field of study and the African system of thought. Minkara is a facilitator, guide, and instructor. Th these roles creates spaces for Maps to Wellness; Cultural Self-Study, Transformational Leadership Coaching; Cultural Consultation; Community Truth Telling Healing Rituals and Ceremonies; Rites of Passages Classes; Curriculum Development for boys and men of African Heritage; and hosts a culturally specific writing collective called Tree Space. Minkara is also a Certified Perinatal Educator and a Lactation Educator supporting expecting fathers.
Sarah Cooper
Balance Natural Health Center
I have more than 20 years of experience as a Facilitator of 12 Step Free Indeed Program. Working with families struggling with addictions, those feeling trapped in abusive relationships, and those attempting to overcome depression. When family members struggle it affects the entire family dynamic.
