Specializing in Expressive Arts Therapy, I extend beyond conventional verbal methods, acknowledging the historical and authentic importance of art in healing for Black African, Africentric, and Black Caribbean communities. I seamlessly incorporate art-based psychotherapeutic practices when assisting both individuals and communities (groups). In 2024, the “School of Expressive Arts Therapy” will be inaugurating its grand opening. The school is poised to commence by providing training for mental health and humanitarian professionals in Expressive Arts practices—non-traditional therapeutic approaches specifically tailored for collaboration with members of BIPOC communities. Stay tuned for details on the upcoming “Train-the-Helper in Expressive Arts” professional development course.