To date, we have had 200+ healing practitioners in our network including but not limited to: primary care practitioners in Western medicine, herbalists, acupuncturists, massage therapists, nutritionists, spiritual counselors, social workers, talk therapists, somatic bodyworkers, and Indigenous healers (Reiki, limpia, womb wellness, etc.). We prioritize the leadership and involvement of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color healing practitioners during our community healing clinic events to intentionally provide our communities with a safe, non-judgmental space to rest, heal, and be in community with each other.

We only accept new practitioners into our network once per year in the spring. In order to honor the time and uphold our highest standard of community healing, we honor the time of our practitioners for their time serving community. In addition, all healing practitioners undergo mandatory quarterly check-ins and trauma-informed/healing-centered trainings and continuing education opportunities in order to strengthen connection with community members they are serving.