Our Mission.
A spiritual mental health and healing collective for Black and marginalized communities. We cultivate intuitive, trauma-informed spaces that support deep healing, emotional liberation, and self-reclamation beyond traditional therapy models.
The Soul Empowerment Collective Introduction
TSEC exists to offer something different—a healing space rooted in self-awareness, spiritual attunement, and community connection. We believe healing is deeply personal, yet inherently communal. It cannot be confined to rigid systems or clinical models alone. That’s why we create spaces that honor the fullness of who we are, integrating intuitive healing, emotional processing, and transformative wellness practices.
Through workshops, healing intensives, and immersive experiences, we guide individuals toward self-liberation, helping them reclaim their power in a way that feels real, embodied, and culturally grounded. Here, we don’t just talk about healing—we create the conditions for it to happen.
Our Story
The Soul Empowerment Collective was born from a deep understanding that healing is not just about mental health—it’s about spiritual alignment, emotional liberation, and reclaiming our wholeness beyond the limitations of traditional systems.
For Loren Alexander, the founder, this work is personal. It is rooted in lived experience—the journey of unlearning, re-centering, and finding healing in spaces where it was never meant to exist. After years of navigating institutions that did not fully see or support Black healing, Loren realized something obvious: healing cannot be dependent on broken systems, it must come from within our communities, through practices that honor who we are, but only after we do the work ourselves.
TSEC was created as an alternative path for those seeking deeper, more intuitive ways of healing, transformation, and self-reclamation—without the rigid structures of traditional therapy or the disconnect of mainstream wellness culture.
At TSEC, we understand that:
• Healing is not linear—it is spiritual, embodied, and deeply personal.
• Liberation is a practice—it happens when we create spaces that allow us to exist fully, without shrinking, assimilating, or filtering ourselves.
• Community is essential—healing happens together, in spaces where we are held, witnessed, and affirmed.
This is more than a collective—it is a movement toward radical self-awareness, ancestral wisdom, and culturally rooted healing. We are here to hold space, facilitate transformation, and guide people back to themselves in ways that are intuitive, powerful, and free.
Board of Directors
Loren Alexander | President + Founder
Dyan Malkia | Board Member
Kenya Williams | Board Member