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Coaching Program:

Dive deep into a holistic self-care routine tailored to your unique needs. Together, we'll create strategies that allow you to thrive personally and professionally.

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Workshops, Workbooks and a Podcast...

Dive into discussions for Black Women by listening to Conversations with a Brown Girl podcast.

Connect, grow, gain insights, and be inspired by empowering stories.

Every episode emphasizes your success and well-being.

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"Breaking Free" is a workbook for Black women to navigate societal pressures, understand the Strong Black Woman mindset, and reclaim authenticity.

Through exercises and guidance, it empowers readers to challenge constraints, prioritize self-care, and embrace a fulfilling life.

Start your transformative journey today.

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Is your Women's organization, church group, or Sorority looking for a guest speaker?

I offer 3 workshops that center around Black Women, boundaries, and self-care, either in person or virtually.

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What do the clients think about my coaching program?

I highly recommend investing in yourself and hiring Courtney; you won’t regret it! She has honed skills that only experience can give. She speaks with conviction and passion about helping other young women. One of the most impressive qualities is her ability to listen. She advocates for mental wellness first, and truly lives what she teaches. What are you waiting for?

A. Peterson

Courtney helped me see my situation from a different perspective and I felt her advice was spot on. It motivated me to take specific actions to address my problem. I also thought it was helpful to talk through the situation with someone with an objective opinion

S. Haeggans

Yes, because stress and anxiety is real, especially for women of color so we need a safe space to talk through our issues and gain strategies to respond to life and not react.

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