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Healing From the Soil to the Soul: Why BIPOC Healers Need to Join the 3rd Annual Holistic Professionals of Color Conference


As we prepare to gather for the 3rd annual Holistic Professionals of Color (HPOC) Conference on September 20-22, 2024, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, we stand on the brink of something truly powerful. This year’s theme, Healing From the Soil to the Soul, invites us to root deeply into the earth’s wisdom and rise with renewed strength, nurturing our communities from the ground up.


For BIPOC healers, this conference is more than an event—it's a movement. It’s a chance to connect with like-minded practitioners who understand the unique challenges and triumphs of healing work within our communities. It’s an opportunity to reclaim, restore, and reinvigorate the holistic traditions that have been passed down through generations, often hidden in the shadows of history but never forgotten.


The Uniqueness of Our Journey

Our journey as BIPOC healers is unique. We carry the weight of our ancestors’ struggles, the resilience of their spirits, and the wisdom of their ways. In many ways, our healing practices are acts of resistance, a reclamation of the knowledge that was taken from us, colonized, or criminalized. This conference is a celebration of that reclamation, a space where we can gather to share our stories, our methods, and our visions for a healthier future.


This year’s theme, Healing From the Soil to the Soul, is a powerful reminder that our healing work is holistic, encompassing not just the body and mind but also the land we live on and the spirits we commune with. The soil represents our roots, our connection to the earth, and the ancestors who walked before us. The soul represents our innermost being, our spiritual essence, and the higher purpose that drives our work. Together, they form the foundation of holistic healing—a healing that is not just for the individual but for the entire community.


The Need for Unity and Collaboration

In a world that often overlooks the voices and contributions of BIPOC healers, the need for unity and collaboration among us has never been greater. The HPOC Conference is a space where we can come together, learn from one another, and strengthen the bonds that hold us together. It’s a space where our voices are heard, our experiences are validated, and our expertise is celebrated.


The conference offers workshops, panels, and networking opportunities designed specifically for BIPOC healers. These sessions will address the unique challenges we face, such as navigating cultural appropriation, combating imposter syndrome, and building sustainable practices in underserved communities. But more than that, it’s a space where we can dream together—envisioning a future where holistic healing is accessible, respected, and valued in all communities.


Why You Should Be There

Your presence at this conference is more than just a professional development opportunity; it’s a declaration of your commitment to the healing journey of our communities. It’s a chance to be part of a growing network of BIPOC healers who are making a difference, one soul at a time.


By attending, you’ll gain valuable insights, forge meaningful connections, and walk away with new tools to enhance your practice. But perhaps most importantly, you’ll be contributing to a collective effort to uplift, heal, and empower our communities from the inside out.


This conference is not just for you—it’s for the generations that will come after you, who will continue the work of healing from the soil to the soul.


So, mark your calendars, book your tickets, and get ready to join us in Oklahoma City for a gathering that promises to be transformative, inspiring, and deeply rooted in the wisdom of our ancestors. Together, we will continue to heal, to grow, and to thrive—because when BIPOC healers come together, we are unstoppable.


We look forward to welcoming you to the 3rd annual Holistic Professionals of Color Conference. Let’s heal, let’s connect, and let’s rise—together.


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