Mental Health | Black and Embodied Counseling and Consulting

Alishia McCullough

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Black & Embodied™ is a portal for holistic, ancestral, and embodied healing — supporting you in transforming your relationship with your body, food, and self. Here, we tend to inherited trauma, disordered eating, and the impacts of systemic oppression through integrative, heart-centered care that honors emotional, physical, mental, and spiritual wellbeing.

Rooted in anti-oppression, feminine-centered, and anti-capitalist values, this space is devoted to deep healing, liberation, and cultural transformation. We offer grounded, compassionate support for those ready to live with more embodiment, freedom, and connection.

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HOLISTIC HEALING

Individual sessions incorporating sound healing, oracle reading, yoga, somatic work and plant medicine

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RELOCATION COACHING

Support for Black folks immigrating to Mexico

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COMMUNITY

Retreats and group offerings for integrated women

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I first learned of Alishia McCullough from her incredible Instagram presence of Black and Embodied. I was so inspired by her joint #amplifymelanatedvoices movement and all of her wisdom and extraordinary calls to action. As a private practice therapist, I reached out to Alishia for consultation to ensure I was doing my best by my Black clients seeking body sovereignty support. Working with Alishia has changed my work forever! While working with her, I embarked on creating two podcasts. In addition to case consultation, Alishia has helped me examine my own biases, marginalization, and privilege in order to be a more embodied social worker and human overall. I would wholeheartedly recommend working with Alishia McCullough. If you are looking for a coach to elevate the racial justice and/or body sovereignty passion in your life or work, she is a perfect fit. Her kindness, humor, honesty, and unique, invaluable voice are gifts to us all.

- Chavonne McClay (she/her) from New Mexico