Shenikka Moore Clarke
Support Circle Leader + Community Divsersity Board
location:
healing in Washington DC
favorite healing tool:
EFT Tapping, Breathwork, Vizualizations
words of wisdom for others on their journey:
Healing is a journey. There is no destination however choose to see the glimmers and the mini progress as signs of healing. Those shifts create bigger shifts over time.
about shenikka
I am a licensed holistic psychotherapist and transformational coach, I operate within a trauma-informed, culturally conscious, and anti-oppressive framework. With close to 20 years of experience, my personal journey with trauma and chronic illness has been my most valuable teacher, guiding me to appreciate the significance of nervous system regulation, somatic therapy, EFT (Emotion Freedom Tapping), and inner child modalities. This understanding has driven me to delve deep into holistic-based approaches. In addition to my professional roles, I am a wife and mother, but first and foremost, I am a fellow human being. She specializes in working with couples. Her areas of specialties are anxiety, depression, attachment challenges, self-esteem, life transition, chronic illness and relationship issues.
shenikka's role in the community:
BBIPOC Community Diversity Board
BBIPOC
Support Circle Leader
As the BBIPOC Representative on the Community Diversity Board, Shenikka brings lived experience, cultural insight, and a trauma-informed lens to advocate for the needs of Black, Brown, Indigenous and People of Color community members. She ensures that the voices of BBIPOC survivors are represented in decisions that shape our spaces, while helping guide our community toward deeper inclusivity, equity, and collective healing.
As the leader of our BBIPOC Support Circle, Shenikka holds space with strength, compassion, and deep cultural awareness. She creates a grounded, affirming environment where Black, Brown, Indigenous and People of Color in our community can gather, be witnessed, and heal in shared connection. Shenikka helps guide meaningful conversations, uplift community voices, and ensure this space reflects the real experiences of those navigating trauma at the intersection of race and identity.
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