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Black Mental Health Professionals in Richton Park, IL.

Serving Illinois & Indiana

SOUL WERK

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More than just therapy— Soul Werk is a path to transformation. You’ll gain the tools to heal from the past, embrace your true potential, and create the life you've always dreamed of. It’s time to align with your deepest aspirations and step into your full power.

 

Soul Werk is the deep dive, commitment to and cultivation of self-awareness; the journey of self actualization, which fosters balance and wholeness, enhancing intentional genuine and meaningful connections.

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​Ready to begin your healing journey? Let’s work together to transform your mind, body, and spirit so you can live authentically and embrace your life’s true meaning.

Black-Led Mental Health Therapy in Richton Park, IL
Healing Stones

Meet the soul behind the work

SWC Team

Our purpose at Soul Werk is to help you remember your own intuitive knowing, cultivate self-trust, & understand your connection to ancestral power to heal and create the fulfilling powerful life you deserve!

You may feel stuck right now, not knowing how to address all the feelings that are coming up. You may be sifting through anger, pain, exhaustion, even fatigue; feeling a sense of powerlessness.

Soul Werk can help. We specialize in soul healing; grief & loss, rebuilding hope, accessing & activating the resiliency in our DNA to build deeper bonds with self and community. Here at Soul Werk, we work to equip you with simple tools to engage in effective interdependent healing. 


 

Through a combination of evidence-based practices, somatic healing, mindfulness, person-centered emotionally focused modalities, and community care, we help you heal on a deep and lasting level.

 

Are you ready to step out of survival mode and into a life of purpose, peace, and empowerment?

We Are Here for You

Mental Health Counseling by Black Therapists Richton Park, IL

We need to be weapons of mass construction, weapons of mass love. It is not enough just to change the system. We need to change ourselves.

Assata Shakur

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