Healing While Leading: Trauma, Recovery, and Resilience with Katurah A. Bryant, Creator of The Zola Experience - Ep 6

In Episode 6 of G.E.E.K. Talk with Sabrina Lowery & Friends, The Tech Evangelist welcomes Katurah A. Bryant, an accomplished clinician, author, and mental health leader whose work bridges trauma recovery, leadership, and personal transformation.Katurah A. Bryant brings extensive experience in substance abuse treatment, psychiatric triage and evaluation, and individual and group therapy. She holds multiple credentials, including RN, LMFT, LADC, CCS, NADA-RT, and CAGCS, with deep expertise in clinical supervision, administrative leadership, and organizational development.She is the author and creator of The ZOLA Experience and The ZOLA Method, a powerful framework designed to help individuals process loss, trauma, and grief while moving toward recovery and resilience. Her work has supported individuals navigating life transitions, emotional disruption, leadership pressure, and personal reinvention.As CEO and Founding Partner of Multicultural Perspective in Assessment, Consultation, and Training (MPACT) since 1993, Katurah has developed and facilitated training in diversity, substance abuse, trauma, grief, management development, leadership, and team building. Her work, The ZOLA Experience, was recognized with a United Nations Permanent Record Statement in 2023.She is also the author of:The ZOLA Experience: A Journey of Recovery From LossThe ZOLA Experience Journal: Journey For LifeContributor to the anthology Second Chances: From Surviving to ThrivingIn this episode, we explore:Processing loss and trauma while maintaining leadership responsibilitiesMental health and resilience for entrepreneurs and professionalsGrief as a catalyst for growth and clarityThe connection between healing and sustainable successMoving from survival mode into purpose-driven thrivingThis conversation is especially relevant for women leaders and entrepreneurs navigating personal loss, emotional transitions, burnout, or reinvention. It is a reminder that healing is not separate from leadership—it strengthens it.Connect with Katurah Bryant at thezolaexperience.org.Connect with the Host at https://sabrinalowery.com