Threads of Healing – Breathwork Africa Voices

Each episode features a unique voice - from storytellers, space-holders, healers, and changemakers - who weave together personal experience, cultural insight, and embodied wisdom. Together, we explore the breath as a tool for healing, transformation, and connection. 

Join Ela for this episode in conversation with Veronica Very.

Veronica Very is the founder and visionary behind Wonder of Women International, the award-winning cultural destination WOW Gallery, and the exciting new WOW Healing Villa in South Africa. Veronica is the author and creator of the inspiring Dear Sista Coffee Table book and the creative force behind the 'Dear Sista, I See You' Healing Art Exhibition, which boldly centers Black women and Black love in the heart of Downtown Seattle's Pacific Place Mall. People of all races, cultures, backgrounds, and walks of life feel seen and find themselves immersed in the spaces she creates for healing, education, ancestry, and liberation.

Veronica is a thought-provoking speaker, teacher, and writer who compels the audience to remember their power and activate their purpose. Her work inspires and empowers healing from systemic racial and emotional traumas, guided by simple healing pathways, the ancestral practice of storytelling, and the undeniable power of art. Her efforts foster community and provide spaces for reflection, renewal, restoration, and rejuvenation.

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