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Feb 16, 2020 57 min

Episode 7: Lashanna Williams

from The Deep End Friends Podcast Hosted by Reagan Jackson and Anastacia Renee: Black Women Writers

Lashanna (she/her) is a graduate of the University of Michigan and Washington's own Northwest Academy for the Healing Arts. During a massage, her goal is always a flowing conversation between her hands and your tissue. "My touch is not a pointed deep touch, yet we access deep tissues without you leaving in pain. Causing pain is counter-intuitive to how I want to walk this life. " Lashanna practices from an in home studio that creates an environment that bathes you with light energy. The grounds are lush with herb and vegetable gardens, chickens and love. Access to healthcare and deathcare are lens at which she engages in when caring for humans. As Board President of A Sacred Passing, Lashanna joins in community collaboration, creating engaging and productive death and dying educational opportunities for community and professionals. While instructing massage students or doulas, she is able to impress the importance of trust and honoring autonomy.

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