Dr. Houston joins Tonia to talk about her new book - Black Wellness Barriers

We would love to hear from you. Click here and let us know what you thought of this episode.What an enlightening conversation I had with Dr. Houston about her new book.Dr. Tawainna Houston, ND, MDiv, a culturally rooted naturopathic physician, educator, and the founder of Black CELL Consulting, has dedicated her life’s work to addressing the historical, systemic, and biological contributors to chronic illness in Black communities. With over two decades of combined experience as a licensed naturopathic physician, she brings it together with the disciplines of social science, counseling, and cultural wellness creating a holistic lens towards health equity. Available in both paperback and digital formats, the book offers a profound exploration of the structural forces that continue to shape the health and wellness of Black Americans. It is both a diagnosis and a call to action urging readers to restore balance through truth, cultural awareness and community-centered healing.About the AuthorDr. Tawainna Houston, Naturopathic Doctor and Founder & CEO of Black CELL Consulting, is a culturally-rooted provider and wellness strategist who empowers the Black community through culturally responsive health education and holistic care. She has well over two decades of combined experience in the disciplines of social science, counseling, cultural wellness, and serving as a licensed naturopathic physician.  Dr. Houston creates a unique blend of medical expertise, pastoral counseling, and DEI leadership to address Black health equity and ancestral resilience. She holds a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine, a Master of Divinity in Pastoral Care & Counseling, and a Bachelor’s in Sociology. Originally from Saginaw, MI and now based in Las Vegas, NV, she is the author of Black Wellness Barriers and Detox-Style and a recognized expert in cultural wellness, having served as a DEI committee co-chair for the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians. Her work has earned her acclaim as a thought leader, educator, and advocate for transformative healing in the Black community.  Thanks for listening. Join us for our other Podcast, Tonia's Kitchen.