Physical and Mental Health
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Walk/Run
The Seattle Alumnae Chapter enters a team each year in the Seattle St. Jude Walk and helps raise funds for childhood cancer research. The Seattle Alumnae Chapter has consistently been a top fundraising team for the past five years.
Black Health and Wellness Fair
The Black Health and Wellness Fair is a vibrant celebration of holistic well-being in South Seattle’s Black community in partnership with Seattle Parks & Recreation. The event brings together important health care resources in one place to provide health screenings, childhood immunizations, vaccinations, fitness demonstrations, and critical conversations about health and wellness in the black community.
Mission
As an organization of predominantly African American women, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is uniquely positioned to impact the well-being of its membership and the families and communities we serve. The DeltaCare initiative is an internal wellness initiative created to promote self-care through physical wellness, emotional wellness and awareness/advocacy. It was created to promote self-care through physical wellness, emotional wellness, and awareness/advocacy. Specifically, the Red S.H.O.E. challenge is the physical health component of DeltaCare that encourages members to engage in healthy behaviors. S.H.O.E. is an acronym for Self-care, Healthy Options, and Exercise.
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My Mental Health and Me -
Black Women & Girls Forum
On Saturday, Feb 1, Focusing on Black women and girls, the Seattle Alumnae Chapter came together with the Bellevue and Tacoma Alumnae Chapters for our Regional Day of Service accompanied with NPHC for the My Mental Health and Me Forum at Byrd Barr Place—an empowering day of healing, learning, and community. With insightful local mental health specialist as a panelist and amazing vendors, with lunch, we fostered conversations that matter. Discussions ranged from parenting to self care. Thank you to everyone who showed up for themselves and each other! Below are a list of local resources. #BlackMentalHealthMatters #CommunityHealing #SelfCare”
Gorejus Inc.
Bishop Roland E. Hairston, Sr., Psy. D.
Psychotherapist
Bridges Mental Health Clinic
(at Emerald City Bible Fellowship)
7728 Rainier Ave S.,
Seattle, WA 98118
425 – 442-3109
Sarah Orihu
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist Associate
Seen, Heard and Healing, PLLC
sarah@seenheardandhealing.com
www.seenheardandhealing.com
206-569-8670
Reginald Adeogun
EMBA, Manager, Clinical Operations OBCC Behavioral Health
Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic
Reginald.Adeogun@seattlechildrens.org
Antoiniqua Daniels
Licensed Mental Health Counseling Associate (WA)
ProTea Wellness
www.proteawellness.org
Mothers Impacting Lives Every Day (MILE)
Dr. June Summers Hairston, Ed.D., D.D., M.Ed.
Educator, Motivational Speaker, Community Leader
www.womenofgraceretreat.com
Dr. Shana Charles
Family Nurse Practitioner
Intertwined Wellness
Olympia, WA
360-226-8153
Tyrice James
Board-Certified Holistic Health Practitioner
Ti-Titanium Transformational Life, Executive, and Business Coaching
tyrice@ti-titaniumllc.com
www.ti-titaniumllc.com/
Ivory Holistic Apothecary
Makeda Akoma
Martin Luther King Jr Way S
Suite B102,
Seattle, WA 98118
www.ivoryholistic.com
ivoryholistic@gmail.com
206-829-8344
Lyndsey Williams, LICSW
KYLA CARE
lwilliams@kylacaretherapy.com
Located in West Seattle
www.kylacaretherapy.com
206-713-9131
IG: kylacaretherapy
FB: Kyla Care LLC
Nhautrey Brown
Mental Health Therapist
(WA, AL, VA)
Why Word Therapy
www.whyswordtherapy.com
connect@whywordstherapy.com
IG: @whyswordstherapy
Winona Hollins Hauge MSW LICSW
