Dr. Chelece-Atavia Brown, LCSW

03/06/2026

OFFICIALLY SOLD OUT 😭🙏🏾💪🏾☄️

31/05/2026

Special thank you to the prayer team for Restored Hope: Caribbean Mental Health Summit 😭🥹🙏🏾

31/05/2026

Psychology students at UWI Mona are excited to attend! 27 days away, 2 tickets left!

29/05/2026

Can’t believe the summit is 29 days away 🥹🥹🥹. Andddd we only have ONLY 3 tickets left!

I’m so grateful God gave me this vision for MY PEOPLE 😭. Fully depending on him to strengthen me the next few weeks.

15/05/2026

Featured in a blog post by Children First Agency Jamaica discussing the importance of restoring communities after disaster. Click the link below 💫

We’ve all dealt with disasters. Whether it's an important day going terribly wrong, or a pandemic like COVID-19, we face various disasters throughout our lives, sometimes at no fault of our own. For example, as a nation we recently endured the catastrophe of Hurricane Melissa. Much work has been d...

13/05/2026

Thank Dr. Brown, Restored Hope for sponsoring us. Follow her to learn more about The Caribbean Mental Health Summit 2026!
• Family fun • Free to attend!
RSVP to help us plan for a great day: 🥰https://www.facebook.com/events/1376065773953106
A Likkle Jerk Spice Mek Ev'ry Ting Nice!®

13/05/2026

In 45 days, history will be made in Kingston, Jamaica 🇯🇲.

Saying yes to this assignment stretched and challenged me in ways I never expected, but every sacrifice has been worth it because it reveals God’s glory.

This is not your average event. We are sitting at the intersection of mental health, faith, and Caribbean culture.

To the team: thank you for your diligence, sacrifice, and hard work behind the scenes. We will continue to build this vision brick by brick.

One Love,
Dr. B 💫

13/05/2026

Anything for the culture! 💪🏾🇯🇲

Thank Dr. Brown, Restored Hope for sponsoring us. Follow her to learn more about The Caribbean Mental Health Summit 2026!
• Family fun • Free to attend!
RSVP to help us plan for a great day: 🥰https://www.facebook.com/events/1376065773953106
A Likkle Jerk Spice Mek Ev'ry Ting Nice!®

08/05/2026

POV: Caribbean women finally getting the space to heal instead of just survive 💫

At the Soulful Serenity Retreat in Point Hill hosted by we talked about the things our culture doesn’t always make room for:

1. Trauma responses: fight, flight, freeze & fawn

2. People pleasing and overextending ourselves

3. Learning that rest, boundaries, and softness are not weakness

So many women realized they weren’t “too emotional” or “difficult”… they were surviving.

Healing Caribbean women means unlearning survival mode while still honoring our strength.