Black women have carried the weight of the world for far too long. In this empowering workbook, Dr. JaQuinda Jackson, a trauma-informed therapist, unpacks the myths of the "Strong Black Woman" stereotype and provides tools for reclaiming emotional freedom, prioritizing self-care, and living a life rooted in purpose. Through practical exercises, heartfelt reflections, and inspiring affirmations, Healing the Black Woman creates a safe and brave space for readers to explore their identities, build healthy relationships, and break free from unrealistic expectations. Dr. Jackson's compassionate guidance ensures that every page serves as a step toward healing, joy, and self-discovery. Whether you are navigating past traumas, redefining boundaries, or seeking to embrace your authentic self, this book is your companion for purposeful self-work and emotional restoration. It's time to rewrite your story, reclaim your power, and take up space unapologetically.