Episode 020: Making Space for African Traditions in Psychology ft. Akua “T.J.” Robinson

This episode, we chat with Professor and Spiritual Coach, Akua T.J. Robinson about her journey to exploring Africana-based Psychology. She talks about how African-centered traditions can help provide a new road to healing and how her retreats help create safe spaces for that healing to flourish.

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Akua T.J. Robinson is a Professor and Certified Life & Spiritual Coach for T.J. Wellness Coaching. Akua is the Founder and Executive Director of Natural-WE Community, a non-profit which focuses on the healing, empowerment and celebration of Black/African people and culture. Akua holds an M.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies: Africana Psychology. She is currently pursuing her PhD at Cultural Studies Program and has obtained certificates in Africana Studies and Applied Women and Gender Studies.

Email: tjrobinson22@gmail.com

Instagram: @tjswellnesscoaching

Website: Tjswellness.com

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