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ABOUT US – The TABITHA’S DAUGHTERS’ Story

WE ARE TEN YEARS OLD!!!!!!!

In October of 2014, Tabitha’s Daughters was born. Beginning with nine women, including our founder, Angie (Maxine) Garrett of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Tabitha’s Daughters formed, as an empowered fellowship of women who desired community through sisterhood and sharing our unique and personal stories with each other. As our sisterhood grew from nine to forty-five women (and counting). HEALTH JUSTICE is now our designated mission, as we continually seek to transform ourselves (mind, body, & soul), that we may be healed and become healers of our community.

MISSION STATEMENT: Tabitha’s Daughters, LLC seeks: Empowerment, healing, and transformation of women’s lives by the communal practice of sisterly fellowship, including study and sharing of our life stories.

                VISION STATEMENT

OUR VISION:  Creating justice and abundant living for women through our continual discovery of self-care practices which lead to our wellness: Healthy minds, healthy bodies, and healthy souls.

WHO ARE WE? WE ARE TABITHA’S DAUGHTERS – OUR LIFE STORIES MATTER!

Finding Authenticity in Modern Times: A Cultural Discussion

Charlotte, North Carolina – May, Friday 2 to May, Sunday May 4

THEME: FINDING OUR AUTHENTICITY in Inauthentic Times

J.R. McKinley – Of J R Therapy. – 15 Minute Massages – Self- Care

Tabitha’s Daughters – “Sinners” (Movie & Discussion) – Sunday, May 4th

The movie, “Sinners” is a cultural phenomenon. Tabitha’s Daughters explored the themes with Ryan Coogler, writer, director, producer exploring the spiritual, emotional, and cultural experiences of being Black in the Jim Crow South with implications of how we, as Black women, are living in the same stressors of being Black & Female in 2025.

Living Well in 2025: HEALTH CARE Strategies for Black Women

To close the year 2024, Tabitha’s Daughters joined together in a holiday Tea Party (12/7/2024) for a collective purpose. Acknowledging the new year, 2025, would be even more challenging for Black women navigating the increasingly rocky waters of social injustice and its varying effects (i.e., the eliminations of DEI government protections & more), Tabitha’s Daughters engaged in learning new practices for managing anxiety in an increasingly anxious world, while sipping on tea and enjoying each other’s sisterly fellowship.

MEDITATION, STRETCHING, FASTING, GROUP THERAPY & FELLOWSHIP, STORY-TELLING, JOURNALING, HEALTHY EATING, EXERCISING are some of the health & wellness practices followed by Tabitha’s Daughters’ LLC. Each Tea Party attendee received encouragement in working “her program,” by committing to bring in the New Year in a New Way AND holding each other accountability for healthy living in the difficult days ahead.

TABITHA’S MANTRA FOR 2025 – “LIVING OUR LIVES LIKE THEY MATTER – “To Live & To Thrive in 2025!

The Tabitha’s Daughters’ Support Therapy Group – “Therapeo”

In February 2023, Tabitha’s Daughters created a support therapy group (10 weeks) of intense group therapy with 10 Tabitha’s Daughters facilitated by Dr. Sharon R. Higginbothan. Our group (weekly) examined our need to confront issues of anxiety, depression, resignation, and family trauma, through the lens of our collective orientation: Black Women in America. Our intentionality is to “heal” (therapeuo) ourselves by confronting these negative elements of our lives which threaten to steal our joy and our good mental, physical, and spiritual health. This initiative began with mental health, and we will move to body/physical health, and finally to soulful/spiritual health.

Under the clarion call of, “Give Us Our Inheritance!” Tabitha’s Daughters continues to seek health justice for our fellowship through the exploration and discovery of seeking good mental, physical, and spiritual health together, as a fellowship of empowered and healing women.