MN Dept of Health and Emmett Till Legacy Foundation Grant
From July 2024-June 2025, Rainfall Therapy and Consulting was given the opportunity to provide healing and wellness services from the Minnesota Department of Health and Emmett Till Legacy Foundation grant. The services listed below are FREE to community members who have experienced or been impacted by racism, discrimination, community violence, and trauma.
Trauma and Wellness Retreats
In September we will be offering two Trauma Healing and Mental Wellness Retreats. These retreats are FREE events specifically designed for individuals who have experienced or been impacted by racism, discrimination, community violence and trauma.
An intimate retreat setting for those wanting to find relief, renewal, rejuvenation, and release as we continue the healing journey. Using somatic based body work, new skills and techniques will be learned to find relief, renewal, rejuvenation, and release. We will integrate new ways to reconnect with self, others, animals, and the nature surrounding you.
Community Healing and Wellness Circles
Led by TaNesha Saxon and Monica Jones (MJ Consultants), Rainfall will be hosting Community Healing Circles throughout the Twin Cities over the next several months. These events are FREE and open to community members. These will be safe and supportive spaces for participants to share, heal, and connect through the principles of cultural wisdom. Our focus will be on healing, resilience, and self-compassion. The format may include open discussion, breakouts, and lectures as we identify various healing and grief
management related topics.
Rejuvenate Your Mind, Body and Soul: A Healing and Wellness Fair
On February 22 2025, we will be hosting a healing and wellness fair in St. Paul where participants can engage in open conversations about mental wellbeing and access various healing practices.
This event is free and open to the community specifically design for Black, Indigenous or People of Color who have experiences or been impacted by racism, discrimination, community violence, or trauma.
There will be panel discussions to identify the diversity of healing modalities and create a sense of empowerment for
attendees. We hope to create opportunities for individuals to seek knowledge and understanding from alternative and holistic healing providers.
