Annual Black Mental Wellness Conference
Join us for the 6th Annual Black Mental Wellness Conference themed, Reclaiming Our Power and Protecting Our Peace on October 24, 2025.
This is a conference where history, culture, and healing connect. Sessions will facilitate intentional learning and discussions on Black mental health and our intersecting identities while engaging attendees in holistic self-care practices aimed to recharge, reflect, and reclaim your mental wellness.
Reclaiming our Power and Protecting our Peace is a celebration of Black excellence, mental wellness, community strength and a call to move boldly toward a future of radical healing and liberation.
We are currently seeking conference speakers who can engage our diverse audience of attendees. If you are interested in serving as a speaker, all proposals are due by April 30, 2025. Please see the links below for more information and to submit your proposal.
Black Mental Wellness Foundation
Black Mental Wellness Corp. has established the Black Mental Wellness Foundation, which is a non-profit organization designed to enhance access to culturally relevant mental health resources and education. The Black Mental Wellness Foundation supports initiatives and programs that make mental health resources more culturally responsive, accessible, and equitable for the Black community.
We are excited about the opportunity to further our impact, empower communities, and transform Black mental health and wellness and we would appreciate the opportunity to partner with you in this work.
BLACK MENTAL WELLNESS
Spotlight
Keyundra Thompson
Author of
“Zaire’s Big Feeling About Feeding
Guest Contributor:
Keyundra Thompson is a 29 year old single mom of 2 from small town Gurdon, Ar. She is a special needs and medical mom, as well as, a former ABA therapist. Currently she serves as a special education paraprofessional, blogger, poet, and author. She has recently launched the preorder of her children’s book “Zaire’s Big Feeling About Feeding”. This book highlights her son’s journey with feeding aversions and autism. It is also here to educate people on children with sensory aversions, provide therapeutic support while also teaching the importance of a rewards system, and to promote awareness for therapies, early intervention, and neurodivergence.
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