Although year 3 of this global pandemic continues to keep us physically distant and restricts our ability to in-person sessions for help and healing for the trauma Black men have experienced, the ongoing oppression we face on a daily basis still needs to be addressed.
In fact, for many of us, experiencing an unprecedented pandemic has made our need to REPLENISH more urgent than ever before as we deal with financial struggles, emotional fatigue, challenges with children, marital or relational strife, deaths of loved ones, and lack of significant in-person contact.