Institute for Wholeness & Identity™
For those healing from harm and returning to their truest self.
This institute is a sanctuary for people unlearning erasure and reclaiming the parts of themselves that were never broken—but buried. It’s for those who’ve survived systems, silence, and self-abandonment, and are now ready to return to the truth of who they are.
Here, healing isn’t performative. It’s personal, cultural, and ancestral.
Identity isn’t a label—it’s a lineage.
And wholeness isn’t a goal—it’s a homecoming.
Our offerings support people navigating faith, trauma, cultural reclamation, racial complexity, and intergenerational repair. Whether you’re a parent, artist, young adult, organizer, or everyday person asking “Who am I now?”—this institute holds that question with care.
We work at the pace of healing.
We teach at the depth of memory.
We reflect to remember—and to rebuild.
The Possibility of You™
Rebuild your identity after rupture, burnout, or disconnection.
The Possibility of You™ is a 12-week course for adults reclaiming identity through story, reflection, and creative expression.
Using The Possibility of Me as a guide, participants unpack trauma, culture, silence, and survival to name who they are now.
It’s built for helpers, healers, educators, and anyone ready to stop shrinking and start telling the truth.
Includes live sessions, journaling, and a final multimedia project—with an option to earn CEUs or academic credit.
This is more than healing. It’s authorship.
Rising Out Of Two Stories
ROOTS™ is a healing and identity program for bi-racial Black and white youth, emerging adults, and their caregivers navigating life between cultural worlds.
It supports the complexity of belonging, the ache of invisibility, and the beauty of holding two stories at once.
Participants explore identity through storytelling, reflection, art, and connection.
Offered in separate and shared tracks for youth (under 18), young adults (18–24), and caregivers.
ROOTS is where pride, language, and deep connection begin to grow—together.
Where Brown youth turn truth into voice and story into power.
The MixTape™ is an identity and coaching experience for Brown youth ages 11–24 navigating family, systems, and a world that asks them to shrink.
It creates space to be seen fully, speak freely, and explore who they are—without apology.
Through storytelling, creativity, and conversation, participants build confidence, connection, and voice.
Offered in age-aligned tracks for preteens, teens, and young adults.
The MixTape is where rhythm, resistance, and radical belonging meet.
Rehumanizing the Badge™
For officers ready to lead with integrity, not performance.
Rehumanizing the Badge™ is a 19-module public safety transformation program rooted in trauma-informed care, racial equity, and ontological practice.
It invites officers, supervisors, and departments to shift from control to care, from performance to presence, and from harm to repair.
Through history, embodiment, community dialogue, and nervous system literacy, this training redefines what it means to serve with integrity.
Built for real change—not checkboxes—it’s for those willing to become worthy of the badge they wear.
This is not reform. This is transformation.
To Honor Each Other
THEO: To Honor Each Other™ is a healing program for families raising a child or loved one with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).
It includes dedicated tracks for youth under 18, emerging adults 18–24, and their caregivers—with required caregiver participation.
THEO centers the emotional wellbeing of siblings and loved ones who don’t have an FASD, but carry invisible burdens.
Participants receive practical tools, compassionate structure, and space to process what often goes unspoken.
Rooted in OME philosophy, THEO helps families honor each other—and themselves.
Strat Plan for My Life™
A 7-step system to turn vision into action and alignment into strategy.
Strat Plan for My Life™ is a 7-step system to clarify your purpose, align your goals, and design a life that actually fits.
It blends deep reflection with strategic planning, making personal growth tangible, trackable, and transformative.
You’ll map your vision, values, and current reality—then create actionable, embodied goals with built-in rituals and checkpoints.
Includes a fillable workbook, weekly planning dashboard, and optional coaching or accountability support.
This is not about productivity—it’s about alignment.
Bars & Bagz™
Where money meets story—and liberation replaces shame.
Bars & Bagz™ is an 8–10 week money and power journey for Brown youth ages 11–24 exploring their relationship to worth, wealth, and survival.
It centers cultural storytelling, budgeting, visioning, and zine-making to reclaim financial truth—without shame, scarcity, or erasure.
Each session unpacks a “Bag,” from scarcity and shame to legacy and liberation.
Participants engage in art, ritual, roleplay, and real conversation rooted in justice and healing.
This isn’t financial literacy. This is financial liberation.
Finding the Joy On Purpose™
Parenting across race, trauma, and difference—with joy as the practice.
Finding the Joy On Purpose™ is a 48-week course for adoptive and foster families raising Black and Indigenous children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).
Grounded in cultural humility, OME philosophy, and trauma-informed care, this program helps caregivers navigate identity, grief, neurodiversity, and systemic harm.
With tracks spanning foundations, advanced skills, and long-term planning, participants build strategies for communication, behavior, emotional regulation, advocacy, and legacy.
Each week centers healing, cultural identity, and the realities of raising children across difference.
This isn’t just parenting support—it’s deep repair, cultural reclamation, and joy chosen on purpose.
Grown(ish)™
Figuring out adulthood, one real-life lesson at a time.
Grown(ish)™ is a life and learning lab for 18–24 year olds navigating adulthood without a manual.
Participants explore identity, money, housing, health, boundaries, and healing in real, honest ways.
Using the Adulting Workbook as a guide, the course offers practical tools and deep reflection.
It’s not school—but you’ll learn everything they forgot to teach.
Grown(ish) is where real life meets real support.
Standalone Labs & Short-Form Offerings
Short-form spaces for healing, identity, and cultural reclamation—on your terms.
🔹 Who Am I Without the Trauma?
Identity recovery lab for survivors rethinking their core story.
⏱ 90-minute session or 3-week course | 💵 $150–$500
🔹 Spirituality After Silence
A healing circle for people reconnecting with faith or belief after religious harm.
⏱ 3-week series | 💵 $250
🔹 My Story Wasn’t in the Textbook
Cultural reclamation and storytelling space for those left out of dominant narratives.
⏱ 2-hour workshop | 💵 $97
🔹 Black Enough, Brown Enough, Whole Enough
Affinity space for multiracial and culturally mixed folks navigating in-betweenness.
⏱ 4-week cohort | 💵 $400
🔹 The Silence Between Us™
Unpacks what was never said in families or systems—and how it shaped us.
⏱ 3-week reflective lab | 💵 $250
🔹 Faith That Fits™
A reimagining circle for rebuilding spiritual life on your own terms.
⏱ 4-week guided journey | 💵 $300
🔹 Mirror Work for Parents & Caregivers™
A gentle reflection space for those raising kids across difference.
⏱ 2-part live lab + journaling series | 💵 $200
📥 Identity Mapping Starter Pack
Digital workbook with prompts for exploring personal, cultural, and ancestral identity.
💵 $25 download
