Tiffany Nicole Fletcher is a healing arts practitioner, communications specialist, and a lover of God. A somatic healing practitioner, community herbalist, poet, and vocalist, she uses all of these healing tools—the body’s wisdom, the healing capacities of plants, writing, and song—to foster wellness, resilience, and transformation.
Tiffany is passionate about improving the healthcare disparities and inequities affecting Black women. Her work is grounded in her desire to nurture true care, both individual and collective.
Tiffany received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Columbia University and a Master of Public Administration degree from the NYU Wagner School of Public Service. She is grateful to serve mission-driven people and organizations as a communications strategist and writer, amplifying causes close to her heart, including the empowerment of women and girls, education, health and wellness, and the performing arts. Her creative writing has been featured in publications such as Snapdragon: A Journal of Art & Healing and Heart of Flesh Literary Journal.
Tiffany proudly belongs to a lineage of public servants, lay leaders and ministers, gardeners and farmers, a self-taught beekeeper, spirit-seers, and strong, creative women who love fiercely and pray constantly. Her roots are on islands in the Caribbean Sea—a first-generation daughter of West Indian immigrants, Tiffany was raised in New York City.
▫ GUIDING PRINCIPLES ▫
Where can healing be found? This is a question I’ve sought the answer to for a long time, seeking to find and experience the answer for myself. All of my offerings are a way of sharing the answers I’ve found, making use of my journey to help others find healing too.
Presence, relationship, the natural world, creative expression, embodiment, healing touch, prayer—and ultimately, the grace of God. These are the remedies and tools I connect with. The greatest healing power in my life is the one I have access to through salvation – the complete surrender of my life to Jesus Christ, my Savior – by which I received the gift of the Holy Spirit.
I believe in the body-mind connection, that spiritual healing has effects on the physical plane.
I believe in honoring and valuing the earth, and that plant medicine is our birthright. I am here because my ancestors had close relationships with plants, and with the living world.
I believe that relationship can be a sanctuary of profound healing and transformation—whether relationship with God, ourselves, or others. I believe in the unseen, in the soul, in the inherent dignity of all people, and in kindness.
I believe in the wisdom of the body—in its partnership with us as unrelenting voice and steady friend. Home throughout all our days, it is a gift.
I believe in interdependence, in fostering communities of care as a critical component of our well-being, in the ongoing need for a “village” to sustain us, and in valuing love over power. I believe that we were made to need each other, without shame.
I believe that the fullness of life comes from having the courage to visit our “shadow” places. That embracing and accepting grief, loss, sorrow, and other challenging emotions is where we find the very key to our vitality.
I am devoted to Love.
I believe that growth is possible. We can overcome even the most long-standing, pressing inner holds or difficulties and find transformation that leads to a better life. Healing can indeed be found.