Throughout history, women have been at the forefront of healing—caring for bodies, minds, and spirits. From traditional healers and nurses to therapists and grief counselors, women have shaped the way we understand and navigate mental health and loss. ✨ Annette March-Grier founded Roberta’s House, a family grief support center, creating a compassionate space for healing after loss, especially for underserved communities. ✨ Dr. Joy DeGruy has been a powerful voice in trauma-informed care, addressing historical and generational grief in marginalized communities. ✨ Pauline Boss introduced the concept of ambiguous loss, helping individuals and families cope with unresolved grief and mental health challenges. ✨ Brené Brown has inspired millions by championing the power of vulnerability, resilience, and emotional healing. This month, we honor these women and all those who dedicate their lives to supporting mental health, grief recovery, and emotional well-being. 💜 Tag a healer, therapist, or counselor who has made a difference in your life! ⬇️ #WomenWhoHeal #MentalHealthMatters #WomensHistoryMonth (fb)

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