Sharonda P
Cocoa Healing Collective LLC
813 E Michigan Ave, Ypsilanti, MI 48198
From the moment I started my own healing journey, I knew I wanted to be a part of the team that helped black women heal, restore and transform themselves. I feel blessed to be that which extends and produces joy for so many. Much of my prayers include finding a collective of black women who find their purpose aligned with the same ideals. I am thankful to provide safety and comfort to black bodied healers, leaders and creatives. I didn't get here easily on no crystal stairs. I got here by failing and crying and growing. I got here by undoing and unlearning and looking at my shadows. Its with immense proudness that I am here to tell you that I am not nice, for most, or your negro. I'm here doing this work because I was called. As the proud owner I believe: Black Womxn deserve to be paid fairly Black folx deserve reparations Black Trans Lives Matter Water is Life - Sex Workers deserve reverence - Mental Health Work is "The Lords" Work - Self Care is Radical -Scarcity is a myth - Teachers are Sacred We ALL WE Got (and all we gon git.)
Palliative massage, also known as Hospice massage, is a gentle, individualized form of massage therapy that focuses on providing comfort and relaxation to individuals facing serious illness or end-of-life care. It differs from traditional massage by prioritizing the patient's emotional and spiritual well-being, along with physical comfort, rather than solely addressing musculoskeletal issues. The goal is to ease pain, reduce stress, and promote a sense of peace and well-being