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BIPOC Healing and Wellness Centre, Unit B, 10021 167 Street NW, Alberta (2025)

05/27/2025

Hey community! Lunar Womb is back — a deeply nourishing 4-week journey created and guided by Soni Dasmohapatra.

Together, we’ll co-create a sacred and supportive space for BIPOC folks with wombs to explore the wisdom of the menstrual cycle, reconnect with our inner rhythms, and nurture womb health and healing.

This transformative group offering runs Saturdays from June 7–28, 1:00–2:30 PM and is open to all BIPOC folks with wombs.
Cost: $80 for the full series (sliding scale available).

Registration is now open!
Book your spot through our Jane Booking App, or reach out at admin@bipochealingcentre.ca or 587-760-1311 to join us.

Let’s heal, connect, and rise—together.

04/16/2025

Sign ups are now open for the second part of our Between Two Worlds workshop series!

Join us for this dynamic and supportive workshop designed specifically for children of immigrants to explore mental health, emotional regulation, and the power of setting boundaries.
In this workshop, we’ll dive into how cultural expectations shape our stress responses and emotions, while learning practical skills to navigate conflict, build self-awareness, and create healthier relationships.

Through open discussion and guided exercises, participants will gain tools to manage emotional stress, set compassionate boundaries, and honor both their heritage and their personal growth

This workshop will take place virtually on May 1, 2025 from 6:00pm to 7:30pm. Reserve your spot via our JaneApp booking website, or contact us at (587) 760-1311 or at admin@bipochealingcentre.ca ✨🤎

04/15/2025

What is a Talking Circle?
Circles are magic—not mystical, but meaningfully more than the sum of their parts. A Talking Circle is an intentional space to listen, share, and reflect. It’s not about debate or problem-solving, but presence—listening not just to respond, but to truly understand.

Rooted in Indigenous traditions yet resonant for all, Talking Circles honor words, silences, emotions, and experiences equally. There’s no hierarchy, no expert—just a facilitator guiding the flow. Speaking is invitational, and listening is active. What’s shared stays in the Circle, held with care and confidentiality.

Talking Circles reflect the cyclical nature of life and remind us that we are each a part of something greater.

Curious to experience one for yourself?
Send us a message—we’d love to welcome you into a future Circle.

04/04/2025

✨ Sip & Share :Talking Circles Series☕ ✨

We're starting a series of Talking Circles in the city to foster connections, build community, and create a safe space for people to share their stories. 💬

Our first circle will be held at Island Brew Coffee (10802 124 St, Edmonton AB) on Wednesday, April 9 at 10:00 AM. The circle will last around 40 minutes. We will also be hosting a second circle on Thursday, April 10 at 6:30 PM at BE coffee (11015 26 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB).

Both of these events will be free, and all we ask is that you purchase a drink or treat to support the local café.
All nations, creeds, and identities are welcome (18+). You don’t need to prepare anything—just come with an open heart and a little courage. 🧡

Talking Circles are a powerful way to listen, reflect, and connect. In today’s world, we often talk at each other instead of truly hearing one another. This space is about sharing openly, without overthinking, and feeling seen in a way that fosters deep understanding.

We hope this space will help more people feel comfortable joining Talking Circles at the BIPOC Healing Centre, where Micah will be hosting more identity-focused circles in the future.

If you’re curious, come try it out! If you’re nervous, bring a friend. Let’s build this together. 🌿

📩 Contact us at admin@bipochealingcentre.ca, 587-760-1311 or book online using our JaneApp booking website if you’d like to attend or have any questions!

03/31/2025

Moving through the child of immigrants or as a first generation immigrant can be challenging and many of us may experience high levels of stress, feelings of guilt, anxiety and depression.
This is your reminder that you are not alone in your experience.

Join us for the first session of an incredible series of workshops designed to help children of immigrants navigate their mental health.

April 3, 2025 | 6:00pm - 7:30pm MDT via zoom ✨🙌🏽

03/21/2025

Let's Talk About Weight Inclusive Nutrition Counseling ✨

Weight-inclusive care shifts the focus from weight loss to overall well-being—supporting people of all sizes with equitable, stigma-free nutrition care.

It’s about health behaviors, nourishment, and feeling good in your body and success using a weight inclusive model isn’t measured by a number on the scale but by energy, strength, mental well-being, and a positive relationship with food. 🤎🙌🏼

To learn more about weight inclusive nutrition counseling book a 15 minute free consultation with our dietitian Matthew through the JaneApp link on our website, or contact us at admin@bipochealingcentre.ca, or 587-760-1311.

03/17/2025

We're back with another BIPOC warm gentle flow class, led by Ayeisha Scott on April 5, 2025 at Forza Yoga & Pilates (7 St Anne St, Suite 100, St Albert, AB T8N 2X4) 👋🏽✨

In this practice Ayeisha will lead you through a series of poses, linked together with smooth transitions synchronizing your breath with your movement to help connect your body and mind. All experience levels welcome!

This is a specialized yoga class for BIPOC/racialized community members led by a BIPOC instructor.

To sign up for warm gentle flow yoga contact us at admin@bipochealingcentre.ca or 587-760-1311 or book online using our Jane Booking App 🤎

03/13/2025

Hey folks 👋🏾 check out our latest workshop offering " Between Two Worlds: Navigating Culture, Identity and Mental Health. Facilitated by JeeHye Choi and Jiwon You.

Join us for the first session of an incredible series of workshops designed to help children of immigrants navigate their mental health. The goal of these sessions is to lean on community care to create a safe and supportive space for folks to reflect on their experiences, reduce the stigma around mental health, and provide access to resources and skills to help you navigate life at this unique intersection.

This workshop is a virtual series delivered via zoom from 6:00pm -7:30pm (MST) on April 3, 2025 and is open to all children of immigrants across the country (both racialized and not). This workshop is charged per screen, not per person—so feel free to bring a friend, host a watch party, or even invite the neighbor’s cat. Unlike Netflix, we’re not here to police your screen time. More people, more fun... and no judgment! "

To reserve your spot, contact us at admin@bipochealingcentre.ca, (587)-760-1321, or book online using our Jane Booking App! 🙌🏽✨

03/11/2025

We are hosting our first series of talking circles this Sunday, March 16 at the BIPOC Healing and Wellness Centre. This will be the first of a 4 part circle series hosted by Micah Delorme.

This series entitled, The Curious Self, will give participants a chance to take a deeper look at specific aspects of ourselves and is designed to spark curiosity, self discovery, and connection with others. We're so excited to be able to gather together as a community and to share and listen to community voices.

To join our first series of talking circles, you can contact us at admin@bipochealingcentre.ca, 587-760-1311 or book online using our Jane Booking App! ✨🙌🏾

03/06/2025

Our team keeps growing! Meet Micah ✨

Micah is passionate about creating spaces for meaningful conversation and self-exploration. With experience in over 300 storytelling circles worldwide, she has honed her ability to hold space, foster connection, and encourage open dialogue. She believes in the power of Talking Circles to strengthen cultural identity, build community, and inspire lasting change.

A proud Niitsitapi (Blackfoot) woman from the Siksika Nation with Hawaiian, Japanese, and English heritage, Micah is deeply engaged in reconnecting with her Blackfoot roots through language, culture, and time spent on the Land. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a Minor in Indigenous Studies from Concordia University of Edmonton.

Outside of her work, Micah is an avid movie lover, thrifting enthusiast, and curious soul who enjoys using tarot for self-reflection. She hopes to inspire others to carry the values of listening, interconnectedness, and understanding into their own lives, creating ripple effects of healing and empowerment.

Micah is hosting her first series of circles titled The Curious Self: A Journey of Exploration and Connection starting March 16, 2025 from 11:00am to 1:00pm, we invite you to join us for this dynamic four-session talking circle designed to spark curiosity, self-discovery, and connection with others. We will explore our personal narratives through storytelling, reflection and exploratory activities.

To sign up contact us at admin@bipochealingcentre.ca, or 587-760-1311! You can also book online using our Jane booking app. ✨👋🏾

03/06/2025

Introducing our amazing team member, Sarah Fung (she/her), Registered Provisional Psychologist! 🤎✨

Sarah is a q***r, bicultural Chinese woman, born and raised in amiskwaciwâskahikan (Treaty 6, Edmonton) to immigrant parents from Malaysia. Her lived experiences as a second-generation Canadian and q***r woman deeply shape the way she approaches therapy and connect with clients. Sarah understands the nuances of navigating the world and systemic oppression with multiple identities, and the challenges that can arise from intergenerational trauma and the loss of culture and language.

Sarah's approach to therapy is trauma informed and rooted in Client-Centered Therapy, Intersectional Feminist Therapy, and Solution-Focused Therapy. She believes in the power of healing through relationships, where trust, safety, and authenticity are at the forefront of the therapeutic process.

Sarah is particularly passionate about supporting first-generation Canadians, children of immigrants, and anyone who has felt misunderstood, unseen, or like they don’t belong. Sarah can support you to explore themes such as identity, family dynamics, intergenerational trauma, grief and loss, attachment, experiences of sexual violence, childhood trauma and abuse.

Sarah is available on Fridays 9am to 2pm for individual adult counselling and her rate is $200/hour.

To book with Sarah, reach out to us at admin@bipochealingcentre.ca or 587-760-1311, or check out our JaneApp booking website! 🙌🏾🤎

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