Kujichagulia Wellness Center

11/04/2026

Stress doesn't wait for a therapy appointment. It shows up in the meeting, the checkout line, the group chat, the car ride home.

These practices can be used anywhere at anytime: paced breathing and a cool-water sensory reset. Each is designed for a real moment, not a perfect one.

These are ways to steady yourself long enough to choose your next step.

If you want to explore this work with us, we're here.

10/28/2026

No lecture, just men in a circle talking honestly about being men. 🤝🏾

Join us for What Does It Mean to Be a Man?: Exploring Purpose & Responsibility. This is a dedicated space for men to share, be affirmed, reflect, and build brotherhood.

We’ll be exploring critical questions together:
🔹 Who taught you what a man is—and what did you keep?
🔹 What does strength look like when no one’s watching?
🔹 What do you owe the men before you and the boys after you?
🔹 Where does manhood come from: what we’re given, or what we build?

🗓 Date: Saturday, Nov 14
⏰ Time: 1:30 – 3:30 PM
📍 Location: 301 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139

Scan the QR code on the flyer or click the link in our bio to save your seat! Hosted by Kujichagulia Wellness Center & Lumis Solutions.

09/10/2026

We are thrilled to invite you to our upcoming "Ask the Therapist" event hosted at Senator Liz Miranda’s office! 📣🌿

Navigating mental health care can feel overwhelming, but you don't have to figure it out alone. Join the Kujichagulia Wellness Center team for an informal, supportive Q&A session where you can ask questions about:

How to find the right therapist for you or your family
Managing stress, anxiety, and burnout
Understanding insurance and mental health care options
Culturally affirming care and community wellness resources

🗓️ Date: Today
⏰ Time: 5:30pm-730pm
📍 Location: Senator Liz Miranda’s Office 350 Blue Hill Ave Dorchester, MA 02121

This event is free and open to the community. Come connect, learn, and prioritize your well-being alongside neighbors and local leaders.

Click share to help spread the word! 🤝

09/02/2026

Slowdown: A Paint & Coffee Sip Experience
Come ready to unwind, connect and slow down. Enjoy a cozy coffee-sipping experience while engaging in meaningful conversations about mental wellness, the power of pausing and creating intentional space in our lives to unwind.
Come and learn simple painting techniques, meet new people, create your own work of art and support local Black owned businesses and creatives! ✨link in bio✨

08/13/2026

🧠💬 ASK THE THERAPIST!

Team Kuji is excited to join Senator Liz Miranda’s Office for an important community conversation about mental health, therapy, wellness, and pathways to support.

We know that sometimes the hardest part of seeking help is simply knowing where to start. This event is an opportunity to ask questions, learn about therapy, connect with mental health professionals, and have honest conversations about what support can look like.

📅 Thursday, August 13
⏰ 5:30–7:30 PM
📍 350 Blue Hill Ave., Boston, MA 02121

🎥 Can’t attend in person? Join the conversation LIVE on Instagram at 7 PM through and .

Whether you're considering therapy for yourself, supporting a loved one, or simply want to learn more about mental health—we invite you to come through!

Your mental health matters. Your questions matter. Your wellness matters. ❤️🏾

08/11/2026

08/10/2026

National Minority Donor Awareness Month: Community Care Is Collective Care 🫶🏾

August is National Minority Donor Awareness Month, a time to increase awareness about organ, eye, tissue, blood, and stem cell donation and highlight the importance of representation among communities of color.

For many patients waiting for a transplant or searching for a compatible donor, having more people from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds registered as donors can make a meaningful difference.

At Kujichagulia Wellness Center, we understand that wellness is interconnected. Caring for our communities means creating space for conversations about mental health, physical health, prevention, healing, and the ways we can support one another.

This month, we encourage you to:
💛 Learn about donation and what it means
💬 Talk with your family about your wishes
📚 Share reliable information with your community
🫶🏾 Consider whether becoming a donor is right for you
🌱 Encourage others to have the conversation

Community wellness is collective wellness. When we care for one another, we help create healthier, stronger communities.

08/09/2026

COMMUNITY. CULTURE. CONNECTION. 💛💜

Team Kuji is excited to be OUT IN THE COMMUNITY at Manifest & Mimosa Collective’s MM Co at the Park this Saturday, August 9th! 🌳✨

This is more than a day in the park—it’s an opportunity to celebrate sisterhood, family, culture, connection, and community wellness.

While you’re enjoying the music, Soca Zumba, lawn games, food, and local vendors, make sure you come find Team Kuji! 👋🏾

We’ll be there to connect with our community and talk about mental health, therapy, wellness, and pathways to support. Whether you’ve been thinking about therapy, have questions about what therapy looks like, or simply want to learn more about mental wellness, we’d love to chat with you.

📅 Today
⏰ 2–5 PM
📍 Walker Playground, Mattapan

Come for the vibes. Come for the culture. Come say hi to Team Kuji! 💛

08/07/2026

We are thrilled to expand our support for the mental health community! 📣 Kujichagulia Wellness Center is now offering Clinical Supervision and Case Consultation Services for clinicians and practitioners.

Our experienced, licensed supervisors offer a collaborative, supportive space where you can:
✅ Strengthen your clinical skill set
✅ Navigate complex case dynamics
✅ Deepen culturally affirming, trauma-informed practices
✅ Grow into a confident practitioner committed to equitable, community-centered care

Whether you are seeking ongoing supervision toward advanced licensure or periodic consultation for specific clinical cases, Team Kuji is here to guide you.

👉 Connect with us today: Follow or visit kujiwellness.com to inquire about availability!

Please share this post with clinicians, social workers, and counselors in your network! 🤝