Revolutionary Leadership with Thérèse Cator

Called to share this beautiful interview with Thérèse Cator, who was interviewed at October 2022’s Soul of Business Summit now named Ancestrally Rooted Business Summit. We met when I guided a hypnosis healing at a Leadership retreat over 9 years ago- and I've been celebrating her from the sidelines so time to highlight her Ancestors and powerful work in the world! 

Thérèse shares her renewed conscious connection occurred during her dad's crossing over a decade and her journey of breaking up with white spirituality.

* Divesting from white spirituality

* Rooting into her family's sacred medicine

* Being aware of the medicine and learning to embody it

* How we may ignore Soul gifts and talents because it's so normal for us

* What does the process of embodiment look like

* Acknowledging trauma and giving ourselves time to heal

* We all get to eat with Radical Leadership

* What is Radical Generosity?

* Version of leadership for BIPOC is often about sacrifice

* Alchemizing Trauma  

* How do we do we step into Revolutionary Leadership

* How it begins with the body and land- the points of severance

 

Thérèse is going LIVE today!

February 3, 2023 on IG LIVE

Find me: @embodiedblackgirl​

2:15pm EST

Connect: 

https://embodiedblackgirl.com

https://theresecator.com

BIO:

Thérèse Cator

Thérèse Cator (she/her/hers) is the founder of Embodied Black Girl is a global community that centers the healing and liberation of Black women, femmes and non-binary beings across the diaspora. She’s also a mother, a leadership coach with over 13 years of experience, a Somatics practitioner and educator, an anti-oppression facilitator, an artist and a healer from a deep lineage of medicine people and revolutionaries. Over the years, Thérèse has worked with thousands of people from all backgrounds and her work has been featured in publications such as Essence, Forbes, Travel Noire and Jezebel. Thérèse's work exists in the world to support Black women and femmes to untether from somatized colonial violence and unearth their deepest expression of embodied healing and leadership. This is about decolonization, reclamation and mobilization to weave the new world.