About Dr. Fàlàmi
I am The Self- Care Ritualist™ , an Embodied Care Practitioner, facilitator, and public speaker working from a Healing Justice and Womanist framework.
My work centers returning to the body as a site of wisdom, grounding in ancestral ways of knowing and being, and supporting collective sustainability especially for people engaged in high-stakes, values-driven work.
As a facilitator and space holder, I create environments that are intentional, safe, and inclusive where individuals are invited to share their stories, tend to what they carry, and draw strength from community connection. I understand healing as relational, shaped by culture, history, and lived experience, and I hold space with care for both what is spoken and what remains unspoken.
Through embodied practices, ritual, and guided reflection, I support individuals and groups in slowing down, listening inward, and reconnecting with themselves beyond urgency, productivity, and constant demand. This work is not about fixing, optimizing, or performing wellness. It is about remembering—remembering the body’s intelligence, our capacity for rest, and the wisdom that lives within our lineages.
My approach is grounded in Healing Justice and informed by a womanist lens that honors interdependence, care, and collective survival. I understand the body as a living archive, healing as a collective practice, and sustainability as essential not optional for those doing care and justice-centered work.
As a public speaker, I offer grounded, accessible reflections on embodiment, care, and sustainability meeting audiences with warmth, clarity, and depth. Whether working one-on-one or with groups, my intention is always the same: to create conditions where people feel supported enough to arrive fully and resourced enough to stay.
At its core, my work invites a return—
to the body,
to breath,
to shared humanity,
to rhythms that make staying possible.
Care, for me, is not separate from justice.
It is how we practice it, how we survive it, and how we imagine what comes next.
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I have presented at the National Women Studies Conference and the National Council of Black Studies Conference.
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She received her Ph.D. from the Graduate School of Leadership and Change from Antioch University and her M.A. in Leadership and Change and her M.A. in Educational Leadership from Antioch University and a B.A. from Hampton University. She is a Certified Holistic Health Coach and a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
