Sister Circle Support Group – Cohort 2
A Healing Space for Black Birthing People
Every 1st & 3rd Tuesday • 6–7:30pm
Starting April 21 | Virtual Only – ON ZOOM
Free
You don’t have to navigate this journey alone. Join a warm and welcoming community where Black birthing people are seen, heard, and supported – just as they are.
The Sister Circle Support Group is a culturally affirming space designed to uplift and empower those in the perinatal period (pregnancy through one year postpartum). Whether you’re navigating the ups and downs of new parenthood or preparing for birth, this group offers the care and connection you deserve.
Led by Dr. Elizabeth “Liz” Adedokun, PhD, LMFT, PMH-C. She is a certified perinatal mental health specialist, and she is very passionate about supporting mothers and parents navigating pregnancy and postpartum.
Each session is guided with compassion, cultural understanding, and a focus on mental and emotional wellness. Together, we’ll talk openly about the joys and challenges of this season of life, explore strategies for self-advocacy and healing, and build a supportive sisterhood you can count on.
Why Join?
- Feel seen and understood in a space where your experiences are affirmed—no explanations required.
- Care for your mental health with expert guidance to navigate stress, anxiety, depression, and more.
- Build real community with others who share your journey and offer encouragement and solidarity.
Who Can Join?
This group is open to African American individuals ages 18+ who are pregnant or up to one year postpartum.
How to Sign Up
Sign up today to be part of the Sister Circle Support Group and experience the power of healing, connection, and culturally rooted support. Come as you are and find your community.
🔗 Click here to register now.
If you’re unable to join this cohort, consider our alternate cohort, held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays in person at Sabathani. Register here to sign up.
Please note: Participants may enroll in either Cohort 1 or Cohort 2, but not both.
Questions?
Contact Naomi Abraham at nabraham@sabathani.org for more information.